[The Soup Nazi]

Originally Posted by Antagon

 

From a 2014 Wire article on St. Vincent:

The gold standard for fucked up guitar solos in mainstream pop was set by Robert Fripp in the late 1970s and early 80s, when Bowie recruited him for "Heroes" and Scary Monsters. The earsplitting scree that disembowels a song like "Beauty And The Beast" still packs a punch, and finds a keen echo in Clark's own approach. This period of Bowie has a special resonance for her. "The most perverse solos that you've ever heard!" she enthuses. "Fripp's stuff on Scary Monsters, I could listen to that forever. Like on "It's No Game", his playing adds a total mania to a song that's already crazy! It's absolutely scary and evil, and it's awesome. He can be clinical and precise and clean and beautiful, but he can go to the far reaches of the universe as well."

[Mortte Jousimo]

Originally Posted by pepper_green

Pink Floyd

Begin to like some Floyd?

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Originally Posted by pepper_green

btw, ZZ top riffs are some of the hardest riffs you'll ever try to learn. sounds so good and smooth and easy like pouring milk blues, but goddamn!! reminds you that there is mystery in sculpting dusty diamonds from hand.

Somebody taught me how to play Enjoy & Get it on & Nasty Dogs & Funky Kings long ago. But I don´t think I have ever played them like Billy! Yes, his guitar working is really enjoyable to listen specially in the seventies albums!

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I have really been excited about this band:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LoUl936ZKM

[Keeping It Simple]

Listening to this. Another brilliant track from a brilliant band. http://youtu.be/14gMgtGyH7Q

[The Soup Nazi]

 

[Mortte Jousimo]

Originally Posted by pepper_green

Ween - Quebec

I have to listen to Ween sometimes to keep my sanity.

as a young green pepper my reputation is pretty red! don't know how this happen unless you're trying to play wit mother nature. it's just wrong. we have DNA too.

let's make this redder--with tear drops.. do you really want to hurt me?

I don´t still even know how to give those red pimples to somebody. But if somebodies like to give them to me, just go on, I don´t care...

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Willie Nelson: ...and Then I Wrote

[!@#$%!]

 

YO LA TENGO - POPULAR SONGS (2009)

super-mellow and great for sunday morning lounging

[greenlight]

 

just got a goosebumps listening to this 17 min. black metal/noise/drone track ("Die Hamletmaschine") from their 12" split with Oaken. just ordered it in physical form.

https://marnost.bandcamp.com/album/split-lp-w-oaken

[The Soup Nazi]

 

Careful with this one — this is aural Viagra. You've been warned.

[Severian]

Originally Posted by The Soup Nazi

Careful with this one — this is aural Viagra. You've been warned.

Oh fuck me, I thought you said "this is aural Vagina", which of course made me a little scared and a little excited.

Now I'm not sure what to think.

[Severian]

Originally Posted by greenlight

 

just got a goosebumps listening to this 17 min. black metal/noise/drone track ("Die Hamletmaschine") from their 12" split with Oaken. just ordered it in physical form.

https://marnost.bandcamp.com/album/split-lp-w-oaken

Whoa!! I just listened to that Marnost track in full and dug the unholy hell out of it. I bought it before the songs was done (I actually paid, too... It's good of them to allow the track to be available for free, but when I can I like to pay a respectable amount for 17 minutes of incredible music.

Damn good. Thanks!

[SuchFriendsAreDangerous]

Originally Posted by Mortte Jousimo

Willie Nelson: ...and Then I Wrote

willie Nelson's wallet is the one that says bad muthafucka on it for real yo

 

Im watching Alabama Shakes on Live From the Artist's Den thinking to myself this is a straight up Bad Bitch and imaging what an atomic explosion of blackness it would be if she played with Raphael Sadiq's band instead of those iron board stiff whiteboys

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Originally Posted by SuchFriendsAreDangerous

willie Nelson's wallet is the one that says bad muthafucka on it for real yo

 

Im watching Alabama Shakes on Live From the Artist's Den thinking to myself this is a straight up Bad Bitch and imaging what an atomic explosion of blackness it would be if she played with Raphael Sadiq's band instead of those iron board stiff whiteboys

Never listened Willie Nelson´s much even I have liked him quite a long time. Just started his first album, but I think it will take quite a while to listen all his albums...

[SuchFriendsAreDangerous]

Originally Posted by Mortte Jousimo

Never listened Willie Nelson´s much even I have liked him quite a long time. Just started his first album, but I think it will take quite a while to listen all his albums...

I grew up on Willie Nelson.. his stage show is top shelf

[Mortte Jousimo]

Originally Posted by SuchFriendsAreDangerous

I grew up on Willie Nelson.. his stage show is top shelf

About great country music, are you familiar with the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band?

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Originally Posted by pepper_green

I've always wanted to know more about the Nitty Grtty Dirt Band? what albums do you like? their name gives off an Allman Bros mixed with Charlie Daniels feel.

do tell, because I love the Allman Brothers.

Well, I think Nitty Gritty is little bit different than Allman Bros. They much more into country and not at all in southern rock (well they made version Buddy Holly´s Rave On, so they have some rock stuff also). I think you should start in Uncle Charlie and his Dog Teddy. It was my first album and I think it´s still the greatest I´ve heard. First album, Ricochet, Rare Junk & Dream are also really good. Didn´t yet heard them all, soon going to listen their first "Will the Circle be Unbroken 3lp". I think you should stay way their "The Dirt Band"-stuff, also their eighties Nitty Gritty-albums. They´re much more mediocre than seventies albums. Haven´t heard any of after "Plain Dirt Fashion"-albums.

Really also love first allman Brother, Idlewild south, at Fillmore east & Eat a Peach.

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Emmylou Harris: Elite Hotel

[demonrail666]

 

The Cramps - Off the Bone

Saturday morning, washing up done, sun out, start of the new football season, New Kind of Kick blasting out. All is right with the world.