Music: What are you listening to today?

Music: What are you listening to today?

In the spirit of the books and movies threads, here's one to talk about what you're listening to lately and what you hav

29 August 2009 at 10:11 PM
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Oh boy...

This video is amazing.


by bwslim69

Sometimes Yanks do Shoegaze well too...not too frequent but sometimes

some of us living in our old andor demonstrative states critically refer to that particular occular fixation on shoe purchase receipts as a free squint opportunity to needle and be the carnival heroine spinning spoonfulls of underground cotton candy song from over a half century ago as reminder of how sudden life might devolve within the spawn of two genrenations

speaking of which


I think it must be 15+ years since I last listened to Katie Melua, but clearly youtube felt it was time for me to do so again.

Youtube is always right.


by MSchu18

In honor of the 50th anniversary of Steven Spielberg's film, JAWS, I listened to Disco Jaws...

This video is approximately 10x better than the original movie, and 100x more enjoyable to watch.


by REDeYeS00

was reminded today i do not listen to or soul sacrifice as much as i should

Thank you for watching the video without the truncated drum solo. As your reward, I present this version.

Yes, Michael Shrieve is God, and yes, he still plays with Santana.

Broken YouTube Link

Shrieve is well respected, but it is still not enough


oh man
brothers i forgot another serenade of soul by King Curtis
love the way they feel compelled to play an entire nother song before the tribute


Always wish they made more music.


by REDeYeS00

oh manbrothers i forgot another serenade of soul by King Curtislove the way they feel compelled to play an entire nother song before the tribute

this is a great cut -- famous in its time


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Had never heard of these guys until they released an album last year (even though apparently they've been around forever), did a deep dive on them and discovered this song from another lifetime ago.

Gblissingout@1:35G



by Phat Mack

this is a great cut -- famous in its time

the entire session is a masterclass in polyrhythmic exploration
recorded fall of '71 in the eye of that horrible hurricane that nearly wiped out all our musical brothers and sisters on muscle shoals
happening two weeks after King Curtis was stabbed to death on his stoop at 37 and two months before a motorcycle crash kills Duane at 24

as additional context an example of the two of them together two years earlier on Instant Groove when Duane was 22
these are the happy snappy jazzy mood memories he translates into tribute mode during the soul serenade slide guitar eulogy homage above


by gobbledygeek

Had never heard of these guys until they released an album last year (even though apparently they've been around forever), did a deep dive on them and discovered this song from another lifetime ago.Gblissingout@1:35G

while some focus on gills the heron caught swallows
hey robot i thank you and please take your seed data mining elsewhere


So this week Harry Nilsson popped up on the old ipod. DAMN! This guy isn't really great (very good but not great) but he has some earworms that just won't quit!

Gotta get up
Coconut
One
etc.
These songs just stick!


I just love this album so much. Wildly creative.


by gobbledygeek

Had never heard of these guys until they released an album last year (even though apparently they've been around forever), did a deep dive on them and discovered this song from another lifetime ago.Gblissingout@1:35G

This song got some good play when it was featured in I Tonya.



Happy Independence Day.


by Phat Mack

This song got some good play when it was featured in I Tonya.

Weird, a quick Google doesn't show any Innocence Mission in I, Tonya?

But you would think the song would be perfect for lots of romcoms with it's stirring "it's me for you and you for me" refrain.

GcluelessstirringmusicnoobG



swill scotch heroin
nominative determanism or non-detered manerisms
suppose that depends on your diction


happy forth of your liars


Michael Madsen was not just the guy who forever ****ed up 'Stuck in the middle with you', in the most horrible way, for everyone.

Well, he's mainly that guy.

But - there's also this:


One of the most talented singer-songwriters Norway has ever produced:


Jack Bruce - Joe Walsh - White Room

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