So what are you listening to?
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In accordance with 2020 protocol, I just today listened to Sound of Silence cover by Puddles the Clown
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Tom Petty playlist. Just got done with:
1) Into the Great Wide Open
2) Learning to Fly
3) The Waiting
4) Something in the Air (cover)
5) Strange Magic (ELO)
Throw in some Traveling Wilburys and a cold beer and it’s a relaxing night. Don’t know why I associate Tom Petty with autumn, but it works for me.
1) Into the Great Wide Open
2) Learning to Fly
3) The Waiting
4) Something in the Air (cover)
5) Strange Magic (ELO)
Throw in some Traveling Wilburys and a cold beer and it’s a relaxing night. Don’t know why I associate Tom Petty with autumn, but it works for me.
The album he did with Beth Hart is some fine music. I like Dust Bowl very much as well.
Nice. Guy Clark’s Dublin Blues came up in a Colter Wall playlist.
After going through Colter Wall’s songs, I was treated to some Justin Townes Earle, Jason Isbell, Tyler Childers, & Sturgill Simpson before Dublin Blues.
After going through Colter Wall’s songs, I was treated to some Justin Townes Earle, Jason Isbell, Tyler Childers, & Sturgill Simpson before Dublin Blues.
I dig Postmodern Juke Box, of which sometimes Puddles is a part. Incidentally one of their covers, well all of their music is covers, is going to be our wedding song or first dance song...or whatever the hell you call it. Side note, I now know why people elope.
Grateful Dead, all concerts during 1977 which is arguably one of their best tour years. I've really gotten into some Whiskey Myers and Ryan Bingham as well.
He has an interview show on YouTube called Welcome to Nerdville. It's pretty good. He had Warren Haynes on one episode and Myles Kennedy on the latest episode.
Metallica’s latest album. “ We’re soo 17’d!!! **** outta luck!!!”
Hardwired should be worked into the Famous Maroon Band’s gameday list.
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The first time I ever drank mezcal was in a maddog margarita. I was not however in the Chili Parlor. Sweet Jesus what a night!
Listening to the Black Crowes Southern Harmony and CRB Barefoot In the Head.
And I’ll add Billy Strings. I think I saw his name on here first. I really like some of his stuff. Some of it is too mellow/folksy, but this dude can play the mess out of a guitar.
Grateful Dead
Papadosio
Master P
STS9
Nas
Tipper
Pretty Lights
Pigeons Playing Ping Pong
Blind Melon
Big Tymers
Yonder Mountain String Band
Lotus
Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds Acoustic
Three 6 Mafia
Earthgang
Rage Against the Machine
Kanye West (The College Dropout & Late Registration)
Jack Harlow
Kitchen Dwellers
GRiZ
ETA: This is just from the last 2 weeks
Papadosio
Master P
STS9
Nas
Tipper
Pretty Lights
Pigeons Playing Ping Pong
Blind Melon
Big Tymers
Yonder Mountain String Band
Lotus
Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds Acoustic
Three 6 Mafia
Earthgang
Rage Against the Machine
Kanye West (The College Dropout & Late Registration)
Jack Harlow
Kitchen Dwellers
GRiZ
ETA: This is just from the last 2 weeks
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Been listening to my amazon playlist a lot, instead of listening to channels. Wide variety of 90s alt, 90s rock, 00s alt, 10s alt, and 10s indie rock.
I think Avett Brothers' True Sadness(the song) was played about 20 times this past weekend. The lyrics are simply fantastic. sad and uplifting, discouraging and hopeful all in the same song.
I think Avett Brothers' True Sadness(the song) was played about 20 times this past weekend. The lyrics are simply fantastic. sad and uplifting, discouraging and hopeful all in the same song.
I saw them 2 years ago at a local 2 day music festival and it was the most energy I have seen in person on stage. My goodness there was so much movement and passion. He puts on a helluva show.
No doubt. I'm liking some 80 and 81 dates as well. Lots of Brown Eyed Women, Althea and Terrapin, which are some of my favs.
I'm a progressive rock guy, and 2 songs by YES have been eerily helpful in making sense of what's going on today with disagreements among different folks with strong opinions.
Hold On (lyrics based on the works of G.K. Chesterton) "Speak when you are spoken to, but don't pretend you're right"
and
It Can Happen ("It's a constant fight. You're pushing the needle to the red. Black and White. Who knows who's right?" There's a crazy world out there. We're not about to lose our pride.")
Listen to those songs, and pay attention to the lyrics. Lot's of good stuff. These were on the 90125 album in 1983.
Hold On (lyrics based on the works of G.K. Chesterton) "Speak when you are spoken to, but don't pretend you're right"
and
It Can Happen ("It's a constant fight. You're pushing the needle to the red. Black and White. Who knows who's right?" There's a crazy world out there. We're not about to lose our pride.")
Listen to those songs, and pay attention to the lyrics. Lot's of good stuff. These were on the 90125 album in 1983.
I saw Postmodern Jukebox a couple years back on a sort of first date with my now fiance. They were great.
MissPlatinum is a big fan of Adele.
Also Covid has effected her differently.....(yes, this is Adele)
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Also Covid has effected her differently.....(yes, this is Adele)
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The Trees. The Oaks (the elites) and the Maples (the oppressed) Maybe the greatest metaphor in song that is applicable to the issues in the country today.
I happened to see this yesterday. Wow she got blown up for cultural appropriation.
Admittedly, I often struggle to understand what is appropriation and what is appreciation. There are some obvious examples, but then there are a lot of examples where it just seems the person likes the style of a different culture's clothing/hair and apparently that is bad?...its confusing.
Nice. I've always wanted to get into the 80s but wasn't sure where to start. Any specific suggestions from those years?
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