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Bad BrainsGreat fast aggressive technical music. But the vocals are the star.
Great fast aggressive technical music. But the vocals are the star.
Gotta Get Up Without You Coconut Jump Into The Fire ...Stone Cold Classics Early in The Morning Let the Good Times Roll Super solid
This album came out at the tail end of the 2000s. That was a good decade, and music like this colored a lot of it. Pitchfork approved indie music. Smarthphones were just getting going and iPods were still big. Marvel movies hadn't begun to dominate. Social Media didn't have "like" buttons quite yet. Listening to this take me back there, and I like that.
Far Out Delta Blues.
Baby making music. But where are the hits, Madge?
Return to the home planet. Listen to this one with headphones, a lot is going on there.
Come for David Byrne, stay for Brian Eno and the grooves.
This was Stevie's 17th studio album. He was 24 when it came out. He was absurd.
That's nice. Its like the Silver Jews with a strings section.
Willie and the great American songbook.
In case you ever need a 6 minute drum solo, we've got you covered.
I liked the faster ones, in particular.
After almost 2 years in the studio, and with the help of 40 studio musicians, Fagan and Becker did it. They created the ultimate music to celebrate a really terrific pair of slacks.
Surprisingly normal and good new wave. The girls particularly liked it making dinner.
"Wanna listen to some edgy tunes by the likes of Nick Cave and Tom Waits?" "Yeah" "Want me to do the songs in the style of showtunes?" "No" "Very well, 5,6,7,8!" "Wait...Stop."
Greatest acoustic bass in all of punk rock.
Lucille and BB five the crowd what it needs.
"It really is a fine line between stupid....and clever." -David St Hubbins
Take 2 parts of Black Sabbath sludge and mix well with 2 parts Ramones bop. Let stand overnight to create Mudhoney. Bonus...allow Mudhoney to ferment in the rain for 6 weeks...this will result in Nirvana.
Great fast aggressive technical music. But the vocals are the star.
Listening to this alerted me to the fact that Depeche Mode is not Duran Duran and vice versa. In my mind its all the same, but when you listen, its different. Also appreciated the no-tricks Beethoven at the end.
Peak 90s Britpop.
Entire song dedicated to a Sex Dwarf.
Ok I guess. Loved these guys on the Paid in Full remix.
KD Lang's voice is so good it got Owen Bradley off the retirement couch and back in the studio with all his old pals. I love this. Some might not vibe with this, but you have to recognize that this is a pure, honest, representation of an original American art form (even if KD is from Alberta).
Smoother that Ron Burgundy and his Yazz Flute.
YES!? More like....maybe.
Ambulance Blues is my favorite Neil Young song on this, my favorite Neil Young album. I love many things about this record, not keast of which are the liner notes written by Rusty Kershaw on the original packaging. " I can't read or write very well, so I don't quite understand why anyone would want me to write liner notes. Except for what I saw and heard. The first time I saw Neil his spirit was down the next time I saw Neil I tryed to Boost his sprits with my music and I did and it work. In return Neil played, Sang and wrote, the Best of any music in a While. Not to speak of the fun we had. We laughed so hard we all had Bruzed ribs. On Revolution Blues, I turned inot a Python, than an aligator, I was crawling like one, makeing noise like one, Plus I was eating up the carpet and the mike stands and such. and in the meanwhiile I started to crawl up towards Neil; Which is pretty Spooky. When your trying to Sing: But anyways by that time the necktie people ask my friend Joe what are we gonna do about Rusty, and my friends answer was, 'Hell I don't know I'm just Hangin around to see if Hel'll Swallow Him or not. But what the Hell I give you my word there is good music in this album. Rusty Kershaw R.K. Cause B`en is My Friend"
Blows my mind that this is all improvised. Also love how you can hear him grunting.
Mother will they break my balls?
Not quite sigur gross, but not really sigur VERY NICE either.
Shortening to MGMT is the kind of out of the box efficiency move that has MGMT written all over it.
Im down with the Iceberg.
From Pablo Honey to this in 4 moves. Bold move Cotton!
Synth punks. I could have been convinced to drop a 4 on these guys, but these songs really didnt need to be 6,7,8 minutes long. Lets get in and out in 3, boys.
Sad she never did another one.
Lovely. Calm.
Mikey, I know what youbwere going for, but you didn't quite go hard enough
Other than "The Murder Mystery" this was great.
This is our second record with Siouxsie. I like this one slightly more better.
Amazing.
What's to talk about? Stone cold classic.
Too much man, too much.
I don't think I was in the right frame of mind to fully accept the Boys into my heart.
Me and me Uncle Jamal blast Dizzee before we battle with the EastStaines Massif.
One of a kind.
A few bangers. But mostly just beyond my reach.
Not my favorite. But at least there is 72 minutes of it.
Is this krautrock? Do I like krautrock?
You may not like it, but this is what peak male performance sounds like.
Cool Vibes.
One of Mick & Keef's finest.
Started nice, got annoying in the middle, and then ended strong. Overall the least offensive techno I have ever heard.
"And how many times have you heard people say of bands: “Man, what a shuck! I could get up there and cut that shit." Well, here’s your chance. The Stooge act is wide open. Do your worst, People, falsify Iggy and the Stooges, get your kicks and biffs. It’s your night! No takers. They sit there, wide-eyed vegetative Wowers or sullen in a carapae carapace of Cool, unafraid or unable to react, to get out there in that arena which is nothing more than life, most often too cowed to even hurl a disappointing hoot stageward. And that is why most rock bands are so soporifically lazy these days, and also why the Stooges, and any other band that challenges its audience, is the answer." --Lester Bangs (Dec, 1970)
Superfuzz got 4 stars, so this gets 3.
Best of the best.
This is a movie, with a story and a point of view.
Rocking indie shreds.
Great surprise. Soulful and emotional.
Shaft us a bad mother...
Love it or hate it, this is a pure distilation of Red Hot Chili Peppers...pure capsaicin.
Golden Era Stevie