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So I didn't "find" this in any sense, and have known both for years but in 12 hours, in 2 very different contexts, I heard these:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rnlv...&frags=pl%2Cwn
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziiDkT165zI&frags=pl%2Cwn
both have their charms
Came across the Aquarium Drunkard show on siriusxmu. Really cool mix of stuff i would otherwise probably never hear.
"Mixtape" available here
https://aquariumdrunkard.com/2019/05...3-a-7-mixtape/
Giant Panda Guerrilla Dub Squad. Some group of suburban dudes from Rochester NY I think.
But they can roll.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MD9DBV--xUM.
The Mystery Lights-what happens when you turn the devil down
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The Record Company... found through Jam Base "Songs of Their Own" series for the Grateful Dead 50th anniversary shows (which are all on YouTube and well worth a look as well). Bass, Drums, and Guitar... all you need.
and one of their own...
Probably won't trip many triggers here with all you extremely white folk, but this kid has off the charts talent.
https://www.instagram.com/tv/ByV-dTt...d=c3k4akel50sw
Hadn't heard of him. I also follow that site on ig and fb and saw his mention. Nice to see the resurgence of outlaw country instead of that radio play pop crap. He doesn't have many yt vid but they're all really goodQuote:
Originally Posted by booner
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This came up in a feed, harkens back to dumber daze and Ritchie Blackmore, but these guys ace the thing with no effects and a tin drum setup on a Santiago street.
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I'm to lazy to link up shit, but to the sprit of the tread. I spent like a year in college coming back to the dorm room from whatever shenaigans, getting totally re-stoned, putting on the headphones to Meddle, and sorta passing out. that was like 1983. So a year ago I remember Pillow of Winds, what a cool song that its, and got it off I tunes. then Nick Mason's saucerfull comes around, and they werern't doin that one, bummed, then totally unprepared for the rush of memories that came pouring back into my skull when they did Fearless. Hall lacrosse games, climbing the bubble, my roomates beating the shit outta me becuase I forgot the headphone jack and was blasting it on the cerwin vegas at 3:00 AM. just all sorts of gems of memories that had been locked away for years. Back when things like 401ks and health insurance were the punch line of a joke.
YMMV.
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Hahha holy shit! That's fucking awesome. If you'd just told me (without the linked video proof) that The Bronx had a mariachi side project I wouldn't've even taken the effort to google it to see if it was true or not. I'd just assume you were pulling my leg.Quote:
Originally Posted by AustinFromSA
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Just came across this and didn't know where else to put it. Some players on this thing;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=5&v=-UHHc7POovg
Those guys are in shape.Quote:
Originally Posted by splat
i found a little slip of paper in my wallet today. a guy sitting next to me at the king crimson concert in july gave it to me. it's quite amazing music!
https://sproingg.bandcamp.com/releases
My favourite PF album. I listened to that on top of a glacier yesterday. Alone and in the wind. Perfect. [emoji846]Quote:
Originally Posted by Marshall Tucker
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Cool sound. Like the clean strat sound. Lefty at that. Saved it. Still not sure on that tempo speed up though. Have to give it another listen or 5
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An interview with Stewart Copeland led me to his 'band' Klark Kent. Utoob has some live stuff and this Kollection. I wish I could locate it on Spotify.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqJUQqLHP5M
edit - found it on Pandora
So the other night I went and saw Tab Benoit (go see him if you can) and he played "I Got Loaded" which I'd always known as a Los Lobos tune. But today I started wondering about it and it's quite a bit older, Here's the original, which I first heard about an hour ago:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ifo_VDdZm6s
Nice action.Quote:
Originally Posted by iceman
Tabs been playing great blues for 20 + years
Buncha folks knew in Basalt knew him from Louisiana do when he came close. It was a good time.
Stumbled across this memory tonight of Van the Man many dont know
https://youtu.be/pfO2DANXqbM
Never heard that before, thanks.Quote:
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whole album is $Quote:
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wore it out back in early 2000s
Raw talent. Cant believe ive never heard of her
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I guess re-found. I hadn't heard this in at least 30 years and had completely forgotten about it. But it's still good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FyTfLAlASU
Nice! Devo meets talking heads with adrian belew on guitar
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Never heard of these guys half an hour ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWjjli7kKVM
brother Banks on electric is sick.
George Jones cover btw
Don't know how I missed this one, but been digging on the Legend Of The Seagullmen. Danny Carey (Tool) and Brent Hinds (Mastodon) join "forces to make cinematic psychedelic rock, the SEAGULLMEN sing of ship wrecks and giant mutant squid, crafting conceptual rock 'n' roll hymns of epic proportions."
RIP Tony Allen. Honestly I never heard of him until I saw his obit today. I'm digging this tune though. Nigerian drummer, did a lot with Fela Kuti and Hugh Masakela, among others.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4bCr8DDblU&list=PLTfiKKb-bPUVT9hhxeTFLhsw83MIkaw3N
https://www.washingtonpost.com/local...b7a_story.html
Found this; they seem like they're having a good time. I like ska.
Hey Buster.
You might enjoy this article I saw the other day.
https://www.theguardian.com/culture/...lans-for-nigel
They definitely look like they're having fun.
IMHO, XTC is one of the greatest unrecognized talents. So many good tunes.Quote:
Originally Posted by PNWbrit
XTC is obviously one of the most musically talented bands ever but for whatever reason they leave me cold. I've heard them a lot, I know they're good. I just don't dig them much. fwiw.
Oh well, early 80s, they were a standard on our turntable and struck chords for me.
Yeah I had a housemate who was a drummer and loved their drummer Terry Chambers so I heard it all the time. Maybe I just burned out on it. But I tend to prefer rootsier more emotional music in general too.