DaveC
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Random Music Talk CXXXI: Interference Finally Gets Its Revenge on Cobbler
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Hewson
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Did you see his Gladstones?
mikal
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No, I made sure I turned my head horizontally only, but hell, if I had that opportunity again, I'd probably look down because I'm in my 40's and don't give a shit anymore.
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Hewson
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And coughed?
iron yuppie
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And now they're requiring an account to read any reviews. Seems the end is nigh for them.
cobl04
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Shit piss fuck cunt cocksucker motherfucker tits fart turd and twat - I fucked your mum
haha what is this about
cobl04
45:33
These are the lyrics to Blink 182's Family Reunion, I was testing to see what is now censored on the forum.
I enjoyed my first pass through it this morning. Both of their albums have been great, hopefully we actually get a tour date in Utah this year.
cobl04
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On first listen I think I liked it more than the previous record, which I found a touch impenetrable. Seems to have a bit more variety. Friend of a Friend is lovely and Bending Hectic is, well, hectic. Also kind of stunning to hear Thom so clearly on track. I was actually a bit taken aback!
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They are playing in the Roman amphitheatre of Arena in Pula in June. Which I am very much looking forward to see. I would have preferred seeing Radiohead there, but one should not complain.
I'm not the biggest fan of this project, but this new album has some standout tracks that should sound pretty good live, such as Bending Hectic.
I'm not the biggest fan of this project, but this new album has some standout tracks that should sound pretty good live, such as Bending Hectic.
Jerry Dunk
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The new Future Islands album is much better than their last one. They still have some filler like they always do, but it really kept my interest most of the way through. Looking forward to catching them again on tour, always a treat.
prbiker15
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New Billy Joel.
https://youtu.be/hexZ5hwia08?feature=shared
https://youtu.be/hexZ5hwia08?feature=shared
MrPryck2U
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It's a decent song. I'm a rocker, so I would prefer something more up-tempo. I know he's 74, but his voice sounds different. Not bad. Just different.
cobl04
45:33
I watched A Star is Born with a date last night, what a great movie. Their chemistry is amazing and my appreciation for Lady Gaga (though it was always high) has skyrocketed.
mikal
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I'm thinking about covering "Sundown" by Gordon Lightfoot in a heavy metal arrangement.
david
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I’m so looking forward to the MGMT album.
cobl04
45:33
Tracy Chapman and Luke Combs' Fast Car performance at the Grammys was very lovely, I don't know much about Tracy Chapman but it seems like that's one of her very few public performances ever?
And I just watched Joni do Both Sides Now and I wept.
How the FUCK can you write a song like that at the age of fucking 21, a song so beautiful, and simple, and seemingly filled with the wisdom of a life long lived, and then fucking perform it at 80 as if you knew all along?
And I just watched Joni do Both Sides Now and I wept.
How the FUCK can you write a song like that at the age of fucking 21, a song so beautiful, and simple, and seemingly filled with the wisdom of a life long lived, and then fucking perform it at 80 as if you knew all along?
2024 GRAMMYs: Joni Mitchell Performs For The First Time | GRAMMY.com
The highly decorated GRAMMY veteran made her first appearance as a performer at Music's Biggest Night, performing "Both Sides Now" at the 2024 GRAMMYs.
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MrsSpringsteen
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I remember listening to her album non stop, I loved her voice and still do
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cobl04
45:33
Very exciting. I adore their newsletter, one of very, very few I've ever signed up for that is actually worth it. Really hope I can see them live again some day.
lazarus
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I'm amazed they even have the money to come back to the USA, considering they all have day jobs now. Australia and potentially NZ seem like a bridge too far at this point, tbh, in terms of what they would stand to make vs the expenses of getting there and all that. Maybe a festival willing to fly them out is the only option.
I would like to! The Kilby lineup looks great this year. I don't have tickets yet. The second half of "Capricorn" reminds me of what Low was doing on their final album. I like it.
cobl04
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So I'm getting into Colin Hay.
I was on a date recently and we were comparing mood-based playlists.
I saw on her sad one a title that really piqued my interest... "I Just Don't Think I'll Ever Get Over You".
And so I googled it, and saw it was by Colin Hay, who, as an Australian who has Down Under burned into his brain, I immediately recognised (he's the lead singer for Men at Work for those playing along at home).
I actually have never listened to Men at Work outside of that one song (which I do love), and I also didn't know anything really about Colin Hay's solo career, sans some hazy memories of the lovely Ashley bono212 talking about loving his solo stuff and seeing him live solo in the US.
Anyway, I played this song and immediately fell in love with it. Some real Nick Drake vibes, and it is just the perfect fucking set of lyrics and music (gentle acoustic guitar and sparse, heartfelt vocals) for someone with a broken heart. Absolutely incredible song, and kind of wild to me, when I compare it to the one song he is most well-known for.
Been reading up on him a bit more, it seems Zach Braff is a huge fan and has used his solo music before in his films and Scrubs.
I'll be checking out more of his music soon.
I was on a date recently and we were comparing mood-based playlists.
I saw on her sad one a title that really piqued my interest... "I Just Don't Think I'll Ever Get Over You".
And so I googled it, and saw it was by Colin Hay, who, as an Australian who has Down Under burned into his brain, I immediately recognised (he's the lead singer for Men at Work for those playing along at home).
I actually have never listened to Men at Work outside of that one song (which I do love), and I also didn't know anything really about Colin Hay's solo career, sans some hazy memories of the lovely Ashley bono212 talking about loving his solo stuff and seeing him live solo in the US.
Anyway, I played this song and immediately fell in love with it. Some real Nick Drake vibes, and it is just the perfect fucking set of lyrics and music (gentle acoustic guitar and sparse, heartfelt vocals) for someone with a broken heart. Absolutely incredible song, and kind of wild to me, when I compare it to the one song he is most well-known for.
Been reading up on him a bit more, it seems Zach Braff is a huge fan and has used his solo music before in his films and Scrubs.
I'll be checking out more of his music soon.
DaveC
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i'll take this excuse to post this Men At Work song, which is far superior to that silly "i'm a dunderin chunderin vegemitin aussie" tune.
david
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The new MGMT is really good.
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