Song of the day

EQLucky

shivers

brent

EQLucky The first :26 sound just like my man House's theme until it changes key and brings on the cellos and strings. Dramatic. The tympani drums were nice. Never saw the movie. Sounds like it fit a scene.

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Here's a new band I discovered

brent

[deleted] Nice dark tale, told 3rd person. Two guitars, screaming, drum, bass is my preference. This band is all over the place in the old usa/uk metal catalog....circa 70's and 80's. They are most certainly doing their own thing---hopefully it catches on. They have nowhere to go but up once they find their identity.

Staudey

brent

Staudey I love your sense of humor, S. Obviously all lip and instrument-syncing in the privacy of one's bedroom....but instead of awkward it's infectious, this guy. Fishbone/island ska and skiffle/madness etc all rolled up and fun and THEN @ 2:34 he goes total scream metal mosh pit. This one tickles the eyes. Never heard the original but this gentleman is funny as snot.

Laundry night over.
Thanks for the fun.
I've only said it once before but I will say it again: fun thread.

brent

Solarmass I love seeing all of (insert non-offensive deity of your choice)'s critters, but the explosions in the sky paired with that canned vocal was brilliant. Bookmarking this. Blends right into a room this song.

brent

ryzee Let's flashback over 20 years. The first BRMC club album....I still know every song, inside out, of that single-minded, single-toned (thematic) album----a masterpiece. Second album was the typical record-company-tries-to-make them-flashy....
and to be honest I haven't heard from them in 20 years.
You also have to realize it was about 20 years ago, FM radio disappeared. So people like me did not know what to buy anymore. Dude, where' s my artist?
The digital world is inclusive to EVERYONE and while it's a lot of fun, I'm happy BRMC is still around. Thank you.

ryzee

brent I find myself all too often saying, "could that have been 20 years ago?", only to find out it
was more. Glad you enjoyed the BRMC and I have to say that I love a comment you gave on my Tom Waits post
a while back when you described his work as "spotty but vital". Best short description of Tom Waits I've ever heard.

brent

[deleted] Without a pan of a digital mic, analog cord, or amp...in 3 minutes I could not tell it was real or fake.
But, ahem, I, umm, did watch the whole time to be sure...

brent

ryzee Postcard from a hooker/jersey girl/brilliant 70's singles...bone machine...st. christopher...and the pinnacle for me was rain dogs mostly cause keith richards and robert quine were on it and I've never hear TW emote like that for an album. Vital. Other stuff pretentious. You are right: vital is subjective. I love bob dylan and lou reed and p.j harvey and even beatles (i could go on) but parts of all their catalogs I stay away from while others celebrate. that's music🙂

Staudey

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Staudey This song is extremely funkadelic! Awesome! Dig the video as well!

alf

I'm kind of a (black) metal/experimental/contemporary music person, but today, while I was toying my new Solus install, I've been listerning to the otherwordly this:

brent

alf This is just the basic genre called "ambient", as far as I can see. I've been playing this a while, it's fantastic. Pretty identical to the stuff Brian Eno and others put out in the 70's/80's. In fact---except for the modern percussion, this could be a 40 year old composition.
I like ISON and I want to find more of this.
Really diggin stuff with no vocals lately.

EQLucky

CorvusRuber

Yes, I know.
Here in Italy we're crazy.

ryzee

brent Rain Dogs was his best for me as well...

Solarmass

Charli XCX & Christine and the Queens - Gone

v3l0ct

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