Music for the Masses

[Warren]

So am I officially the only person who doesn't like Fiona Apple's new album?

Meh. I don't even know who Fiona Apple is.

[Andrew]

New song from the Rolling Stones: Living in a Ghost Town

I like it.

[D.A. Ridgely]

New song from the Rolling Stones: Living in a Ghost Town

I like it.

I sorta like it, but I didn't like the video.

[Warren]

I'm surprised they still know their own names, much less be able to write and perform music.

[dead_elvis]

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[Eric the .5b]

New song from the Rolling Stones: Living in a Ghost Town

I like it.

That's not bad.

The title inevitably makes me think of "Ghost Town" by the Specials.

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[Eric the .5b]

BOC gives us a pretty damn fine distanced performance of "Godzilla".

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[dbcooper]

https://soundcloud.com/user-830367218/m ... 01-4292020

[Warren]

BOC gives us a pretty damn fine distanced performance of "Godzilla".

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I saw them play a bar gig in the 80's.

[dbcooper]

[dbcooper]

New prog mix from Light Departures.

https://www.aordisco.com/2020/05/light- ... g-mix.html

The Voice Of Necam - Steve Hackett
Birds Of Passage - Prosper
The Grand Vizier's Garden Party: part.I (Entrance) - Pink Floyd
Want You To Know - Don Muro
To Keep From Crying - Comus
Romeo & Juliet - Trance
Tontillon - Eroc
Sunset Wading - John G. Perry
I Wish I Could - Alquin
When Your By Yourself - Supply Demand & Curve
Son Of 'There's No Place Like Homerton’ - Hatfield & The North
Stargazing - Francis Monkman
Salomon’s House - Wavemaker
Sunset - Michael Giles
Crystal Ship - Hiro Yanagida
Bland Tomtar Och Kontroller - Egba
Prelude A (60 Round) - Cortex
Palm Trees (Love Guitar) - Steve Hillage
Mummo - Petri Pettersson
Celestial Procession - Quintessence
Poseidon - Katamaran
Mamãe D’Água - Walter Franco
On est Rien Qu'des Amis ici - June Wallack
El Mensaje Del Mago - Alux Nahual
Wintrup - Kraan
Un Nuovo Giorno - Controcorrente
Star Of Sirius - Steve Hackett

[dbcooper]

Nice Pink Floyd space rock vibe on this track:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bWsH3RBAko

[dbcooper]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kn4QE46VJng

First track is worth a listen.

[Painboy]

Speaking of space rock I highly recommend this album. It's definitely in the running for album of the year for me. The whole thing is great and each song manages to be it's own thing while still maintaining a unified theme. (It has a long intro for the first song but stick with it. It's all good.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kALR2nN8_k

[Andrew]

Speaking of space rock I highly recommend this album. It's definitely in the running for album of the year for me. The whole thing is great and each song manages to be it's own thing while still maintaining a unified theme. (It has a long intro for the first song but stick with it. It's all good.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kALR2nN8_k

Hmm, something about the production doesn't do it for me. Some parts sound too much like Tool, which doesn't fit the space rock vibe they seem to be going for.

However, listening to it led me to their 4-part "quarantine sessions," and I do like those. A less processed sound suits the music.

[Painboy]

Speaking of space rock I highly recommend this album. It's definitely in the running for album of the year for me. The whole thing is great and each song manages to be it's own thing while still maintaining a unified theme. (It has a long intro for the first song but stick with it. It's all good.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kALR2nN8_k

Hmm, something about the production doesn't do it for me. Some parts sound too much like Tool, which doesn't fit the space rock vibe they seem to be going for.

However, listening to it led me to their 4-part "quarantine sessions," and I do like those. A less processed sound suits the music.

I guess I like the Tool-ish nature of it. I find it to be a kind of an interesting mash up. But you're right about the quarantine sessions. It does actually sound better than the album's production.

[JasonL]

I find most space rock things too ... droning and proggy I guess for my tastes but I like that sound with a bit more structure and the heavy drums and toolishness I guess.

[Kolohe]

I liked the comment that this is a sketch artist’s drawing of a Led Zeppelin song.

[dbcooper]

[dbcooper]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZ6PVz-r26Y

[Highway]

I love the mix of cool and corny in these guys. I only which I was that cool: NINGEN ISU - The Color Out of Space. Their overall tone / chord patterns kinda remind me of Ghost.

[dbcooper]

This is great/funny but NSFW:

Hot Dad - Now That's What I Jack Off About

[Warren]

You know db... You have eccentric tastes. You've introduced me to a lot of stuff I otherwise would never have known about. Now for the most part, it's just lost on me. I don't want to listen to the music you listen to, or watch the movies you watch, etc. That's all well and good, you do you, I'll do me. It's cool. Plus on rare occasions you deliver something I truly enjoy. That Yacht Rock podcast for example. I had a good laugh at that. Just the one episode was enough for me. I wasn't going to binge their archives or anything, but listening to the hosts grumble over how you unearthed a choice recording thus denying them the pleasure of finding it themselves, good times.

But when it comes to humor... Yeesh. Your tastes are so vulgar and juvenile. It really bothers me.
Not that I expect you to care if I care. If it makes you laugh, it's funny to you. But I just... I just can't get past that.

[Kolohe]

I don’t even want to know what ‘going Van Gogh up your ass’ means.

[Warren]

I've said it before, I'll say it again
Weird Al is the greatest living musical genius.

The Hamilton Polka