Music Thread

[RaceToTheTop 26,188]

On 5/19/2023 at 6:54 PM, Stuhoo said:

I’m wondering why I hadn’t discovered Alex G until now.

Easy to grasp—very very good:

 

If you like this, I think you would like Mimicking Birds as well.

 

[Hovadipo 56,546]

Something I never thought I’d say: 

Bryan Adams put on one whale of a show at the track yesterday. He was unbelievable. 

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My daughter gave me a heads up to check out this woman’s self-titled album. Good call, this is a hell of a record.

[Stuhoo 81,478]

35 minutes ago, Demo said:

My daughter gave me a heads up to check out this woman’s self-titled album. Good call, this is a hell of a record.

Doing the dishes with this blasting thanks to your daughter.

[RaceToTheTop 26,188]

I'm a huge fan of Mike Patton (best known as the lead singer of Faith No More).  He's had a **** ton of side projects (he provided a lot of the zombie voices in "I am Legend") and has a huge vocal range.  Here's a couple of his side projects:  "We're Not Alone" from his group Peeping Tom and "God Hates a Coward" from his group Tomahawk.  The quick change from falsetto he does in We're Not Alone is amazing -- and he's doing it live here.

 

 

[mamasa 15,361]

Molly playing at Switchyard Park in Bloomington 8/24. Seriously talented!

 

[mamasa 15,361]

12 hours ago, RaceToTheTop said:

I'm a huge fan of Mike Patton (best known as the lead singer of Faith No More).  He's had a **** ton of side projects (he provided a lot of the zombie voices in "I am Legend") and has a huge vocal range.  Here's a couple of his side projects:  "We're Not Alone" from his group Peeping Tom and "God Hates a Coward" from his group Tomahawk.  The quick change from falsetto he does in We're Not Alone is amazing -- and he's doing it live here.

 

 

Mike Patton is so underrated- love the Dead Cross second album a lot

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On 5/27/2023 at 5:26 AM, Hovadipo said:

Something I never thought I’d say: 

Bryan Adams put on one whale of a show at the track yesterday. He was unbelievable. 

I saw Bryan Adams open for Journey on his Cuts Like A Knife tour in '83- he killed it then as well!

[Stuhoo 81,478]

16 minutes ago, mamasa said:

I saw Bryan Adams open for Journey on his Cuts Like A Knife tour in '83- he killed it then as well!

If only he had killed Journey while he was at it.

[woodenshoemanHoosierfan 6,247]

Anybody listen to Blackberry Smoke. They are a very good Southern Rock band.

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12 hours ago, woodenshoemanHoosierfan said:

Anybody listen to Blackberry Smoke. They are a very good Southern Rock band.

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Good group. They played at the Oxford MS Double Decker Arts Festival last month where my kids went to school.

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Ok, this is freaking awesome. The embryonic version of a song we’ve all heard a million times. Now I’ve got to find this doc.

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On 6/22/2023 at 6:35 PM, woodenshoemanHoosierfan said:

Anybody listen to Blackberry Smoke. They are a very good Southern Rock band.

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Really enjoy their music .

[Hovadipo 56,546]

Shouts to The Bear on FX/Hulu for opening my ears to The Replacements. 

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10 hours ago, Hovadipo said:

Shouts to The Bear on FX/Hulu for opening my ears to The Replacements. 

True Replacements story: Saw them in a little bar called Muggles in Broad Ripple when they were still pretty underground. Tommy Stinson was so incredibly drunk that he couldn’t stand. They brought a regular chair up on stage and he fell off of it a couple times until they brought one with arms. They let way too many in, so people kept bumping into the stage, which pi$$ed off Westerberg to the point that he walked after about 30 mins.

In other words, a typical Replacements’ show. 

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12 minutes ago, Demo said:

True Replacements story: Saw them in a little bar called Muggles in Broad Ripple when they were still pretty underground. Tommy Stinson was so incredibly drunk that he couldn’t stand. They brought a regular chair up on stage and he fell off of it a couple times until they brought one with arms. They let way too many in, so people kept bumping into the stage, which pi$$ed off Westerberg to the point that he walked after about 30 mins.

In other words, a typical Replacements’ show. 

Did some research on them when I started listening, as I like to do, and yeah…this story tracks. Their live stuff is pretty interesting. 

[Stuhoo 81,478]

1 hour ago, Demo said:

True Replacements story: Saw them in a little bar called Muggles in Broad Ripple when they were still pretty underground. Tommy Stinson was so incredibly drunk that he couldn’t stand. They brought a regular chair up on stage and he fell off of it a couple times until they brought one with arms. They let way too many in, so people kept bumping into the stage, which pi$$ed off Westerberg to the point that he walked after about 30 mins.

In other words, a typical Replacements’ show. 

Tommy was too drunk to function?

Bobby surely drank more that night, but maybe he held his booze better thanks to constant intake 

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1 hour ago, Hovadipo said:

Did some research on them when I started listening, as I like to do, and yeah…this story tracks. Their live stuff is pretty interesting. 

Recommend that you now go listen to Alex Chilton and Bob Mould.

Those two are primary influences that taught Paul Westerberg how to be Paul Westerberg.

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5 minutes ago, Stuhoo said:

Tommy was too drunk to function?

Bobby surely drank more that night, but maybe he held his booze better thanks to constant intake 

Oh God, did I mix up my Stinson’s?

The guitar player, not the drummer.