It has to be MF DOOM. He died recently but the way this dude puts words together and fucks with the ryhme scheme is other-worldy. RIP DOOM
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36 posts
+128.5 votes
whats your favorite music from the 90s??
whats your favorite music from the 90s??
im eager to know what everyones favorite genre is and what music from that genre
from the 90s and has your taste for music grown or changed over the years?
we all enjoy some music when were high and in the zone, during travel and during work!
from the 90s and has your taste for music grown or changed over the years?
we all enjoy some music when were high and in the zone, during travel and during work!
Two albums define the 90s for me. Exile on coldharbour lane - Alabama 3. You owe it to yourself to listen to this
Also Dummy by portishead, but only if I'm feeling low.
Also Dummy by portishead, but only if I'm feeling low.
Loved them- have 'rediscovered' mezanine by Massive Attack in the last few days.Brings me back to being a stoned student in my first bedsit. Great times.
Portishead - Dummy
Lamb - Lamb
Faithless - Sunday 8PM
Limp Bizkit - Chocolate Starfish
System of a Down - System of a Down
Leftfield - Leftism
The 90's was a great time.
Lamb - Lamb
Faithless - Sunday 8PM
Limp Bizkit - Chocolate Starfish
System of a Down - System of a Down
Leftfield - Leftism
The 90's was a great time.
Black metal .... More black metal ...... i like most genres but i love BLACK METAL! Dimmu Borgir, Watain , Dissection ect....
Oooooo the 90's ๐๐๐
My personal favourite musical decade. The decade where I really found myself musically.
God thinking back I had/have some eclectic tastes.... used to listen to allsorts from studenty indie bands such as Carter Usm through hip hop (nwa, dre, wu tang etc) laid back shiz like massive attack, Portishead through to happy hardcore, gabba techno & jungle
Saw out the late 90's bouncing from club to club with a house, hard house, trance & techno soundtrack to my life (which only ended in the past decade or so ๐)
My personal favourite musical decade. The decade where I really found myself musically.
God thinking back I had/have some eclectic tastes.... used to listen to allsorts from studenty indie bands such as Carter Usm through hip hop (nwa, dre, wu tang etc) laid back shiz like massive attack, Portishead through to happy hardcore, gabba techno & jungle
Saw out the late 90's bouncing from club to club with a house, hard house, trance & techno soundtrack to my life (which only ended in the past decade or so ๐)
Mate, this reads like I wrote it! Iโm was (and still am!) a huge Carter fan! Proper tuned me in to the world, their lyrics still stand strong now. Got me socially aware and into hip hop, then I got into the tail end of the rave/club scene. Onto trip hop,and the 00โs indie scene a bit. Listen to mostly 90s hip hop and industrial stuff now!
Prince.
I was so obsessed when i was younger i even had the leather jacket with the symbol on the back.
Still love the music but luckily the dress sense has improved a bit!
Anyone who thinks Bruno Mars is ground breaking (and i think his music is great by the way) needs to stick a few Prince albums from the late 80's and 90's on. Gives a very clear idea where he gets his "thing" from.
Cheers BB
I was so obsessed when i was younger i even had the leather jacket with the symbol on the back.
Still love the music but luckily the dress sense has improved a bit!
Anyone who thinks Bruno Mars is ground breaking (and i think his music is great by the way) needs to stick a few Prince albums from the late 80's and 90's on. Gives a very clear idea where he gets his "thing" from.
Cheers BB
bruno mars is one hell of a singer!
be careful this guy would catch a grenade for your mrs haha!!
be careful this guy would catch a grenade for your mrs haha!!
Gotta have house music!
As the 90's started I'll admit to being into American Rock artists like Motley Crue, Poison, Ratt and Kiss. Also liked a bitta Journey, Night Ranger, REO Speedwagon. Still have a lot of my tapes and records from back in the day. I've converted one room into a Music room. Got a tape deck, turntable, CD and MP3 player all wired into a decent set of speakers. But back to the 90's.
Must have been summer 92 that I went to my first rave. I live in NI so we those that are fimilar with things will remember Kellys in Portrush. Spent many saturday nights dancing to some amazing house music. Some epic tunes by artists who'se names I never did get, to loved up to care! As long as there was a big beat, piano break, hands in the air we didn't care. #goodtimes
As the 90's started I'll admit to being into American Rock artists like Motley Crue, Poison, Ratt and Kiss. Also liked a bitta Journey, Night Ranger, REO Speedwagon. Still have a lot of my tapes and records from back in the day. I've converted one room into a Music room. Got a tape deck, turntable, CD and MP3 player all wired into a decent set of speakers. But back to the 90's.
Must have been summer 92 that I went to my first rave. I live in NI so we those that are fimilar with things will remember Kellys in Portrush. Spent many saturday nights dancing to some amazing house music. Some epic tunes by artists who'se names I never did get, to loved up to care! As long as there was a big beat, piano break, hands in the air we didn't care. #goodtimes
I grew up in the '90s and it was the age when I really discovered music. I still listen to a ton of '90s music. I think for me hip hop peaked in the '90s - Enter the Wu Tang, The Chronic, Illmatic, Ready to Die...I could go on.
I saw Leftism get a mention earlier in the thread, what an amazing album, still holds up today. I saw them live a few times and they were always great, a real shame they didn't put out more music. I know Leftfield technically still exists but it's not the same.
I saw Leftism get a mention earlier in the thread, what an amazing album, still holds up today. I saw them live a few times and they were always great, a real shame they didn't put out more music. I know Leftfield technically still exists but it's not the same.
A great decade for punk / hardcore. Fugazi. Gorilla Biscuits. Rollins, before he disappeared up his own arse. Sweaty gigs in tiny venues. I miss those days.
Dean Koontz! he wrote a novel that very much matches whats going on in the world today, with the current affairs involved in virology etc
cant think the name from the top of my head, i will be back here with the name :D
cant think the name from the top of my head, i will be back here with the name :D
Early Nineties I started working, then living in London and I loved pirate radio. UKG and Jungle, served up with a proper attitude, while having a right laugh.
Cruising round Essex & Easts in a Renault 5 turbo with 3 mates squeezed in the back, chatting shit about who makes the best/worst spliff.
Before I moved abroad I recorded hours of it, but lost the tapes (lol) along the way.
Hey-ho... (more like "oi-oi", yeah?)
Cruising round Essex & Easts in a Renault 5 turbo with 3 mates squeezed in the back, chatting shit about who makes the best/worst spliff.
Before I moved abroad I recorded hours of it, but lost the tapes (lol) along the way.
Hey-ho... (more like "oi-oi", yeah?)
Born in the 70s . I suppose the 80s rock played a big part.
Altho prodigy was epic in the 90s
Altho prodigy was epic in the 90s
Gotta be house/ trance. My favourite tune which gives me goosebumps is Silence by Delerium, I love the strong female vocals
In the early to mid 90's I loved nothing more than a night of bouncing, banging techno, followed by Marley/Floyd type of thing as I eased down the next day.
*DTB shivers while recalling those next days*
Changed lots over the years and is now trip hop with a jazz angle, classical & opera, Cash, Floyd, Zeppelin, Fleetwood, Dylan, and a bit of Postmodern Jukebox if I feel like dreaming about sharing my life with Haley Reinhart.
*DTB shivers while recalling those next days*
Changed lots over the years and is now trip hop with a jazz angle, classical & opera, Cash, Floyd, Zeppelin, Fleetwood, Dylan, and a bit of Postmodern Jukebox if I feel like dreaming about sharing my life with Haley Reinhart.
6 posts
+25.2 votes
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brando
best wake up song?
Sunday morning , this playing with a cup of coffee and a big joint and for a moment, everything is okay.
That was my favorite for many years!
Also Moby - One of these mornings,
Apollos Sun - That day, Ine - Blue magic, Gray Matters - Lost in a sense, V-peat - visionaires, Fullee Love (Biggie) - Dream Big, Jurassic 5 (2pac, Big, Yakki, Eazy) - Work It Out, Marc 7 (Eazy) - Time, All songs from Cunninlynguists, Big Pun - Brave in the heart.
Thats was / is still my daily routine haha)
Also Moby - One of these mornings,
Apollos Sun - That day, Ine - Blue magic, Gray Matters - Lost in a sense, V-peat - visionaires, Fullee Love (Biggie) - Dream Big, Jurassic 5 (2pac, Big, Yakki, Eazy) - Work It Out, Marc 7 (Eazy) - Time, All songs from Cunninlynguists, Big Pun - Brave in the heart.
Thats was / is still my daily routine haha)
5 posts
+6 votes
by
BBDoom
What have I become My sweetest friend
9 posts
+27 votes
by
doc holiday
Best Trio?
Good shout. Band of Gypsys' Machine Gun always stands out as a double powerful trio effort to me.
I would add The Police as a strong contender as well. Cream and Motรถrhead for sure. De La Soul, Beasties and Run DMC can't go unmentioned ๐ซก
"Best musical trio"? Such bourgeois trivialities! The only true "trio" worthy of our study is the relentless march of history: Thesis, Antithesis, and the revolutionary Synthesis! That, my comrades, is the only composition that shatters capital's chains!
True revolution requires dissonant proletariat unity, not bourgeois concord!
True revolution requires dissonant proletariat unity, not bourgeois concord!
9 posts
+67.2 votes
by
sam love
joe publik
".....i'm a wordsmith....but many men try to pervert this".
Yeah, he's good. Needs to get out from under.
Reminds me a bit of a young MGK
Give him a break.
Cheers. BB
Yeah, he's good. Needs to get out from under.
Reminds me a bit of a young MGK
Give him a break.
Cheers. BB
5 posts
+14 votes
Only studio track with biggy and pac on it, plus it's a forgotten banger!
My barber and I were just speaking about how we think Puffy may have done both Biggy and Tupac. To hide you know what of course
3 posts
+3 votes
by
BBDoom
T. Rex Hot Love rare no overdub version
7 posts
+27 votes
by
24601
Band reunions - celebration or desecration?
Case by case basis really. Seen Blur at Wembley recently and they were great. Sometimes it's better though to let things be. Stone Roses also good although those 2 new tracks were bad. Good idea to have not bothered with an album.
10 posts
+56.2 votes
new order vs depeche mode?
Tough one that. Vince Clarke era Depeche were arguably the best.
Pure electronic pop music and Vince cemented that with the fantastic Yazoo.
New order are really more of a British institution as later Depeche went full on American rock gods cliche, and not really my thing.
Born out of Joy Division ultimately New Orderโs path was foisted upon them by the untimely tragedy of Ian Curtis but they rose to the occasion and still put out the occasionally brilliant record (last one for me was โshiftyโ) and have a back catalogue of strong albums with โTechniqueโ โPower Corruption and Liesโ being my favourites.
Pure electronic pop music and Vince cemented that with the fantastic Yazoo.
New order are really more of a British institution as later Depeche went full on American rock gods cliche, and not really my thing.
Born out of Joy Division ultimately New Orderโs path was foisted upon them by the untimely tragedy of Ian Curtis but they rose to the occasion and still put out the occasionally brilliant record (last one for me was โshiftyโ) and have a back catalogue of strong albums with โTechniqueโ โPower Corruption and Liesโ being my favourites.
Another vote for New Order. I have the legendarily runious pressing of Blue Monday (FAC 73) on vinyl in excellent condition. Got to love a band who have a song that enables them to get out of the venue before the end of it at their shows.
New Order for life, 40 years man and boy. What about, current New Order vs Peter Hook and The Light?
10 posts
+16 votes
by
Spacedhopper
Last album that got you excited!
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Spacedhopper
Last album that got you excited!
Strange one for me, I love my music and from teens to 30s savoured everything then I hit a dull patch and nothing! In 2018 someone sent me a link to marabou states album kingdoms in colour and I loved it , musically brilliant and well produced . My tastes vary from old school rock to chilled stuff Kruder and Dorfmeister , DnB , Jazz . I found this album so exciting and good!! Sadly since 2018 havenโt found anything that excited me
"Overmono" have been killing it for me over the last year or so. They are worth checking out.....
Its because Simon Cowell the living incarnation of the anti-christ ruined the music industry. I got into NWOBHM. New wave of British heavy metal. I saw Saxon supporting Rainbow and the crowd were still calling for Saxon after Rainbow set. Blackmore fired them as the support band. Thats the only time I have seen the support band blow the headline band away.
This was circa 1980 which was a year for metal. You also had the sunset strip bands. There seemed to be a new band every month. Then there was the rave scene I got into because of the parties.
The last band that made me go I have to get an album was System of a Down Mesmerize the track BYOB Bring your own bomb. Its now a band every 10 years or so.
You think its you getting old but its not. I teach music and check out new stuff regularly and nothing moves me if I can hear who they are copying. There doesnt seem to be as many up and comming bands around.
This was circa 1980 which was a year for metal. You also had the sunset strip bands. There seemed to be a new band every month. Then there was the rave scene I got into because of the parties.
The last band that made me go I have to get an album was System of a Down Mesmerize the track BYOB Bring your own bomb. Its now a band every 10 years or so.
You think its you getting old but its not. I teach music and check out new stuff regularly and nothing moves me if I can hear who they are copying. There doesnt seem to be as many up and comming bands around.
For me it was the album talk from Yes. First full length album recorded entirely in Digital
9 posts
+29 votes
Devin Townsend project
Devin Townsend project
Well guys this one's really hard to showcase because he has so many different genres that he does. From metal to classical and everything in-between his music certainly takes you on a ride. If you don't like the first one listen to the second as every song is different.
I'd recommend watching the second video Down below if you're already high and wonder what Disney metal/classical sounds like lol
The 3rd video is of a very heavy flavour.
Enjoy, the panda.
I'd recommend watching the second video Down below if you're already high and wonder what Disney metal/classical sounds like lol
The 3rd video is of a very heavy flavour.
Enjoy, the panda.
Anyone familiar with Devin has probably heard the live version of Deadhead before, but in case you haven't here it is. The whole performance is fucking rad, but the vocals that kick in from 6:27 are something else.
Ocean Machine and Terria have to be my favourite albums though.
Ocean Machine and Terria have to be my favourite albums though.
lol canโt believe Iโve just stumbled upon a post about devin Townsend. Absolute legend ๐ฅ
Ok so I discovered the talent of Devin when he was the singer of VAI, I dont know if anyone has that album because its Steve Vai but the moment I heard Devin and Steve together I was blown away, Devin was a kid back then , I think 17 or something. He was meant to create music on this planet. Super talent even know he is Canadian lol
6 posts
+15 votes
by
slackeu
AI music?
by
slackeu
AI music?
I found this channel a few days ago, he has a lot of lovely AI music ideal for smoking sesh. Normally i am anti-ai person, but sometimes you must reconsider your own view... I really like all of these songs to be honest.
What is your favourite AI song?
What is your favourite AI song?
Saved! Very lovely song.
Little offtopic just because i see Biggie - This one is probably "real one", he is a member of Jurassic 5 (before he was Soup) and if you look on that group and do a little stoner digging deep down rabbit hole, you will be surprised who else is there๐
Little offtopic just because i see Biggie - This one is probably "real one", he is a member of Jurassic 5 (before he was Soup) and if you look on that group and do a little stoner digging deep down rabbit hole, you will be surprised who else is there๐
One way of thinking about it is all the songs created by AI have been derived from music originally written by humans
9 posts
+34.5 votes
by
BBDoom
To the biggas without
by
BBDoom
To the biggas without
I've been off around 9-10 days now and looking at another 2 weeks.
Easy peasy, it gets easier and easier each time you get off it believe me.
I suffer no real sweats now and can sleep no problem and feel pretty good too.
This time has been the easiest yet just keep yourself busy and try focusing on others, use the time to get things done.
Getting up early helps too, catch the morning sun.๐
Music is a great healer and this ones for you my friends and when we get back we ain't gonna need $40 a gram hash to get high, all we're gonna need is a puff or two of some regular and if you do choose the extortionate stuff on your return be careful!๐
I'll probably go with some $23 a gram iso hash and end up on the floor after a single skinner.
Could buy myself a g or two now but no point really especially Christmas coming up.
Be well out there and enjoy the real dopamine God gave us to get by with in this nasty cruel world we live in now.
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Easy peasy, it gets easier and easier each time you get off it believe me.
I suffer no real sweats now and can sleep no problem and feel pretty good too.
This time has been the easiest yet just keep yourself busy and try focusing on others, use the time to get things done.
Getting up early helps too, catch the morning sun.๐
Music is a great healer and this ones for you my friends and when we get back we ain't gonna need $40 a gram hash to get high, all we're gonna need is a puff or two of some regular and if you do choose the extortionate stuff on your return be careful!๐
I'll probably go with some $23 a gram iso hash and end up on the floor after a single skinner.
Could buy myself a g or two now but no point really especially Christmas coming up.
Be well out there and enjoy the real dopamine God gave us to get by with in this nasty cruel world we live in now.
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one of my favourite songs of all time, it always makes me stop whatever im doing to listen to it. stay strong we got this ๐
I very impressed with your choice in music, i played guitar 10 years but it just sits here now.
Rest easy.๐
Rest easy.๐
True bro , I'm still gonna burn three zs a month plus I have like a week off and other than not getting much sleep(I have ADHD and autism) I don't get sweats and like you said the more T breaks you take the easier it becomes.. although tbh I only take them because of money .. it cuts my anxiety and allows me to focus I'd be high 24/7 if I could be.
133 posts
+755.5 votes
Favourite 2 all time full albumโs you listened to over and over again
Favourite 2 all time full albumโs you listened to over and over again
Iโll start Dr Dre 2001 and Bob Marley and the wailers.
Wu Tang Clan - Enter the Wu Tang (managed to see them in NYC for Rock The Bells 2010 performing the whole album was a dream comes true) and the second best album for me would be Gang Starr - Moment of Truth
finally someone said Blue Lines. It's odd because in a lot of ways musically I don't rate it highly, it's kind of clumsy in parts, some of the ideas are underdeveloped, some of it almost makes me cringe. But there was just something so special about that time and the sound felt so new and yet familiar. Even though their later stuff is "better" Blue Lines has such a permananet special place in my heart.
Prodigy - Music For Jilted Generation
Leftfield - Leftism
Could list plenty but these 2 are special ๐๐ฅณ๐คฏ๐ฝ
Leftfield - Leftism
Could list plenty but these 2 are special ๐๐ฅณ๐คฏ๐ฝ
Leftism is immense. It's been a while, I'm gonna have to fish it out the old collection.
Time well spent. As for The Prodigy, I saw them at Glasto in '95. They were flying high off the back of Music for the Jilted Generation. I vividly remember Keith (RIP) rolling onto the stage in a giant hamster ball. They were awesome. So much energy.
I was in the crowd too. Got a bleeding nose but was dancing so wildly I didnt realise. Everyone was freaking out and I was like...what..? It sort of strangely suited the moment.
Glastonbury 95 was epic!
Glastonbury 95 was epic!
I know Iโm cheating but I got
Outkast- Aquemini (and stankonia)
Fugees - The Score
Jay Z - The Blueprint
Kanye - MBDTF
Nas- Illmatic
Outkast- Aquemini (and stankonia)
Fugees - The Score
Jay Z - The Blueprint
Kanye - MBDTF
Nas- Illmatic
dark side by pink floyd and blonde by frank ocean. i absolutely rinse both year after year :)
Tom Waits "Blue Valentine", Ry Cooder "Bop Till You Drop" - honourable mention to Joni Mitchell "Blue", Janis Joplin "Pearl", David Crosby "If I Could Only Remember My Name", and a gazillion others...
Raindogs is a great album. But for me the holy Tom trinity is Blue Valentine, Swordfishtrombones and Bone Machine. Then again he's my favourite artist and I don't think he's made a single dud album.
Since my favourite 2 have already been picked by loads of people, I'll go for...
Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
Portishead - Dummy
Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
Portishead - Dummy
What's going on- Marvin Gaye..almost goes as a mix album the way the songs blend into one another. So relevant to today too.
Another I've played to death over the years is Joni Mitchell- Blue. Just a sublimely chilled album.
Many more, but these two I think I have probably played the most in my lifetime so far
Another I've played to death over the years is Joni Mitchell- Blue. Just a sublimely chilled album.
Many more, but these two I think I have probably played the most in my lifetime so far
Full albums I've actually listened to over and over are "The Wall" & "Graceland"
Really love listening to Graceland on a fresh sativa high)
Really love listening to Graceland on a fresh sativa high)
Graceland brings back memories of my mum blasting that album most days when I was a kid
That's how I first heard it too when my mums friend got them the album back in the early 80s)
If you donโt knowโฆwake up! ๐ฏโค๏ธ
Hard to pick just 2, and I see a nearly all male list below...so:
Baduizm - Erykah Badu
Hounds of Love - Kate Bush
Midtown 120 Blues - DJ Sprinkles (couldn't leave this utter classic out!)
Baduizm - Erykah Badu
Hounds of Love - Kate Bush
Midtown 120 Blues - DJ Sprinkles (couldn't leave this utter classic out!)
"The Dark Side of the Moon" by Pink Floyd: Released in 1973, this album is considered a masterpiece and one of the greatest progressive rock albums of all time. It features a conceptually unified theme and explores various philosophical and existential topics. Tracks like "Money," "Time," and "Us and Them" are widely loved.
"Thriller" by Michael Jackson: Released in 1982, "Thriller" is the best-selling album of all time and a cultural phenomenon. It revolutionized pop music, blending various genres and delivering iconic hits such as "Billie Jean," "Beat It," and the title track "Thriller."
"Thriller" by Michael Jackson: Released in 1982, "Thriller" is the best-selling album of all time and a cultural phenomenon. It revolutionized pop music, blending various genres and delivering iconic hits such as "Billie Jean," "Beat It," and the title track "Thriller."
Dark Side of the Moon, best album ever, bar none. 50 years old this year, same as me!
950 weeks on Billboard 200 chart! 750 of them consecutive!!
Lee 'Scratch" Perry - Open the Gate. Sadly deleted and expensive to buy, but can be downloaded online. 2 CDs of heavyweight 12". Jimmy Cliff got me listening to reggae, this album burnt it into my soul.
950 weeks on Billboard 200 chart! 750 of them consecutive!!
Lee 'Scratch" Perry - Open the Gate. Sadly deleted and expensive to buy, but can be downloaded online. 2 CDs of heavyweight 12". Jimmy Cliff got me listening to reggae, this album burnt it into my soul.
Dark Side of the Moon has got to be my first pick. Millionaires by James is great when you've got some sativa running through your system.
The b-side of the sit down single is Live at the Manchester Gmex. On headphones is still the best crowd singing of a song to date.
Never heard Dub Side of the Moon until today- bloody great๐- so big thanks for the heads up!!!
Wow!!!! Just WOW!
Dubside of the moon ๐
Amazing..... how this has escaped me is beyond me ๐คทโโ๏ธ I love darkside that much I have the prism tattood on my chest
Dubside of the moon ๐
Amazing..... how this has escaped me is beyond me ๐คทโโ๏ธ I love darkside that much I have the prism tattood on my chest
utterly brilliant albumn Dubside, saw them do the 10th aniversary tour playing the whole albumn live its was epic.
I can safely say that Appetite for Destruction is the album I've listened to the most. Carousel by Subcircus has had well over 20 years love from me as well
My picks:
The Velvet Underground & Nico - just a classic album. Spaceman 3 "The Perfect Prescription" with an honorable mention for Ode to Street Hassle
The Velvet Underground & Nico - just a classic album. Spaceman 3 "The Perfect Prescription" with an honorable mention for Ode to Street Hassle
2 is incredibly difficult, and I can't be the only one with eclectic tastes and a butterfly mind where these will all change regularly anyway. So I'll go with:
Ash - 1977
and
Kent - Hagnesta Hill (available in English and Swedish, so surely I get to choose both?)
Ash - 1977
and
Kent - Hagnesta Hill (available in English and Swedish, so surely I get to choose both?)
I once worked on a tour of Denmark and Kent played , your comment is the only other time Iโve heard of them lol
That's so cool! Is this weird? The most unbelievably amazing band that almost no-one has ever heard of, or so it seems. They filled stadia in Scandinavia.
There are loads of full albums Iโll listen toโฆnaming just two, well the two most recent ones that spring to mind for me Acid Bath-when the kite string pops and Oasis - definitely maybe not a bad track on either one.
Muse - Absolution( regardless if you like the band the story of the end of the world from start to end is amazing!)
Nirvana - Unplugged in New York
Nirvana - Unplugged in New York
Script of the Bridge by The Chameleons. Some friends told me they would bury the album with me, I'd go to sleep listening to it.
Scary Monsters by Bowie, time of life thing for me 'Teenage Wildlife'.
Scary Monsters by Bowie, time of life thing for me 'Teenage Wildlife'.
Mrdeeds36, yes it is, blinding track, good to hear from another fan. 'Up the down escalator' is my anthem for a crazy world today.
Light up, smile and wave.
Light up, smile and wave.
"They sit at their tables and throw us the scraps
For Christ's sake leave us something!
Now they can erase you at the flick of a switch
How long now will it take now?
There must be something wrong boys"
I adore this period of post punk before brit pop came along and fudged it. IMO lol
Swamp Thing from Strange Times is another brilliant song.
For Christ's sake leave us something!
Now they can erase you at the flick of a switch
How long now will it take now?
There must be something wrong boys"
I adore this period of post punk before brit pop came along and fudged it. IMO lol
Swamp Thing from Strange Times is another brilliant song.
You nailed it with the lyric mate.
They were a good band live, too.
I agree with you.
'The storm comes, or is it just another shower'
They were a good band live, too.
I agree with you.
'The storm comes, or is it just another shower'
Hi Mate, Got 'Script of the bridge' playing again this weekend. The album seems more poignant than ever.
Light up and have a good weekend.
Light up and have a good weekend.
Hey bud, I'm well thanks and intend to have a good weekend, it's my bday on Monday so have started early with some very nice and mood lifting Cap Junky, then for some stand up comedy me thinks.
Script of the Bridge will always be applicable to me. Finding some albums feels like finding treasure and it's one of those albums, as is From the lions mouth by The Sound, which if you haven't heard I profoundly recommend. Have a good'n mate and tell me, what are you smoking on matey and have you chonged anything recently with strong euphoric/giggly affects?
Script of the Bridge will always be applicable to me. Finding some albums feels like finding treasure and it's one of those albums, as is From the lions mouth by The Sound, which if you haven't heard I profoundly recommend. Have a good'n mate and tell me, what are you smoking on matey and have you chonged anything recently with strong euphoric/giggly affects?
Happy Birthday mate.
I will be listening to that recommendation later today.
Smoking 'red apple' Leb, 'apple tart' Maroc hashish and just got some 'Sunset Sherbet' and 'Billy Kimber' bud, all amazing.
Happy birthday. Crispy
I will be listening to that recommendation later today.
Smoking 'red apple' Leb, 'apple tart' Maroc hashish and just got some 'Sunset Sherbet' and 'Billy Kimber' bud, all amazing.
Happy birthday. Crispy
Hi Mr, Really liked that album, how did I miss that? Do you like 'sad lovers and giants' and 'and also the trees' ?
Never heard of either band before this shout. I listened to Epic Garden Music this morning on a hike and it's fantastic love the use of the keyboard and you can really hear early elements of shoegaze taking shape on tracks like "Lope" and "ART".. This is a very good band crisp.. Try listening to Soul Mining and Dusk by The The and tell me what you think. Anyway stay cool compadre.
This is tough but going on repeats alone I reckon these pip it,
Riding with the king - Clapton and BB King
We're new here - Jamie xx and Gil Scott-Heron
Riding with the king - Clapton and BB King
We're new here - Jamie xx and Gil Scott-Heron
So glad someone has shouted out Jamie xx, amazingly talented music producer the first album with him and his sister The Xx I canโt even guess how many times Iโve listened to it, song 1 known as intro is a work of art. Iโm gutted they or he have released so little but sadly he probably earns more producing for other artists who are more mainstream?
Not heard of your other suggestions but will check them out based on your clearly good taste !
Not heard of your other suggestions but will check them out based on your clearly good taste !
dEUS The Ideal Crash and Pretty Hate Machine NIN. Never tire of those two... There are many more but these two popped out my cheesebox first.
Dre 2001 and Fleetwood Mac Rumours.
Fleetwood Mac especially. Playing that album on a good car stereo on a nice road in the summer. Great times....๐๐ถ
Cheers BB ๐๐๐ป
Fleetwood Mac especially. Playing that album on a good car stereo on a nice road in the summer. Great times....๐๐ถ
Cheers BB ๐๐๐ป
Im a conservative soul. Honestly.
Bob Dylan - Desire
Fleetwood Mac - Rumours
Will always return to those two.
Bob Dylan - Desire
Fleetwood Mac - Rumours
Will always return to those two.
Cinematic Orchestra - Man With A Movie Camera
Boards of Canada - Music Has The Right To Children
The Orb - Adventures Beyond The Ultraworld
Boards of Canada - Music Has The Right To Children
The Orb - Adventures Beyond The Ultraworld
Reading the comments, weโre such a bunch of mixed people here haha (GOOD) I think I saw every genre. I donโt really have 1 album I like but itโs one song from a few if you get me.
Cheap Thrills - Janis Joplin with Big Brother and the Holding Company. Aqualung - Jethro Tull. Both are extraordinary (to me, anyway) with a good dose of THC.
Just 2 โฆthats tricky!!
Some have already mentioned primal scream screamadilca. I played underworld dubnobasswithmyheadman a lot as well, but I think I will actually plump for depeche mode violator and u2 Joshua tree, 2 albums that got played a lot and got me through lifeโฆ
Some have already mentioned primal scream screamadilca. I played underworld dubnobasswithmyheadman a lot as well, but I think I will actually plump for depeche mode violator and u2 Joshua tree, 2 albums that got played a lot and got me through lifeโฆ
Bit random but....
E99 eternal - bone thugs
Favourite worst nightmare - arctic monkeys
Not sure they my face of all time but certainly remember listening on repeat to both of these
E99 eternal - bone thugs
Favourite worst nightmare - arctic monkeys
Not sure they my face of all time but certainly remember listening on repeat to both of these
I checked the list and didnt see the band Yes. 90125 is my first choice. Two is Trevor Rabin Cant Look Away
Say ยท Method Man
4:21...The Day After
https://youtu.be/Ol8FEugOMoc?is=c4louWCMZQjFseQG
Hits from the Bong" by Cypress Hill- Black Sunday album ๐คฏ
https://youtu.be/eMK4cfXj5c0?is=u-tECVBCiDTFBGp6
4:21...The Day After
https://youtu.be/Ol8FEugOMoc?is=c4louWCMZQjFseQG
Hits from the Bong" by Cypress Hill- Black Sunday album ๐คฏ
https://youtu.be/eMK4cfXj5c0?is=u-tECVBCiDTFBGp6
such an impossible question but I'll go with 2 albums I've been loving for over 30 years and not remotely bored of:
gang starr - step in the arena
autechre - tri repetae
gang starr - step in the arena
autechre - tri repetae
Been reminiscing about my early smoking days and two albums come to mind from that era that might not be too obvious:
Feels by Animal Collective
Freak folk types crooning through a psychedelic wall of sound. Production on this album is spot on and contributions from Kria Brekkan on keys really fills out the sound. I haven't enjoyed anything they've done since very much. This is peak AC in my opinion.
Microcastle by Deerhunter
Poppier than their previous efforts but their best record front to back in my opinion. Well crafted songs with catchy hooks enhanced by shoegazey guitar tones and production values.
Bonus mention for Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes by TV on the Radio. "Dreams" used to be one of my favourites to light one up to.
Feels by Animal Collective
Freak folk types crooning through a psychedelic wall of sound. Production on this album is spot on and contributions from Kria Brekkan on keys really fills out the sound. I haven't enjoyed anything they've done since very much. This is peak AC in my opinion.
Microcastle by Deerhunter
Poppier than their previous efforts but their best record front to back in my opinion. Well crafted songs with catchy hooks enhanced by shoegazey guitar tones and production values.
Bonus mention for Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes by TV on the Radio. "Dreams" used to be one of my favourites to light one up to.
1. Nightmares On Wax - Smokers Delight
2. Augustus Pablo - King Tubby Meets The Rockers Uptown
Both PERFECT with a spliff or 12.
2. Augustus Pablo - King Tubby Meets The Rockers Uptown
Both PERFECT with a spliff or 12.
Lots have been brought up here so I'll have...
The Goodlife- Everybody's coming down
Martina Topley-Bird- Quixotic
The Goodlife- Everybody's coming down
Martina Topley-Bird- Quixotic
Whatever people say I am that's what I'm not by Arctic Monkeys and Constant Dikestar by Dirty Dike ๐ค
https://youtu.be/k9ynZnEBtvw?si=8Or1hoDghBzPiMRn best album ever in my opinion sounds like it was released yesterday, led zepplin 3 love this album right now โค๏ธโฎ๏ธ
Third World - 96 Degrees in The Shade (1977)
Micheal Hurley- Snockgrass (1980)
Honestly I have so many favourite albums. Its hard to choose just 2 ๐ค
Micheal Hurley- Snockgrass (1980)
Honestly I have so many favourite albums. Its hard to choose just 2 ๐ค
Dre's 2001 deffo top 10 for me. Its tough a one, but Hybrid Theory and Slim Shady LP are what I settled on after starring at my PC screen for 20 mins internally debating the question lol The first Buffy soundtrack sat on repeat for about 3 years in my teens too haha
So recently discovered an artist called honestav and his album hara-kiri is one of these albums for sure
For me it's got to be lupe fiasco lasers album deluxe edition. And Hopsin No shame album. Can listen to every song on both and never get bored
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1212
war isn't murder jesse wells
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kid b
playlists according to weather
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kid b
playlists according to weather
i love britpop when the weather is british. cloudy and white seems to resonate with all that high pitched guitar and chorus. does anybody else feel this kind of thing?
Been buying music for over 55 years. These days I find my taste is all over the place. When the weather is hot and sunny as it is now I definitely tend towards the hippy mellow stuff in my collection. Have played Townes Van Zandt and Sandy Denny, currently listening to Nick Drake, then thinking of going to the Incredible String Band and Donovan. Yes I'm an old fart so this won't resonate much with you youngsters but it makes me happy! Humour me, it's what we got stoned to back in the day!
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Dusty!
Dusty!
I was born 1955. Had a sister six years older than me. I grew up on her music, plus we had the radio on all the time to provide a soundtrack to our lives. Dusty was so much a part of my childhood. She was so good. Of course the Beatles were huge too. My eldest sister was a member of the fan club and shook hands with them all after the premier of Hard Day's Night. Have loved the Beatles all my life but can't listen to them any more because it makes me sad thinking of good times long gone.
WOW ๐ณ๐ณ you are same age like my father ๐ fair play still blazing๐คฉ love music ๐ถ from Old good days.
You never stop my friend. Until death lays his cold hand on your shoulder. Until then keep doing whatever you need to do to make your life worthwhile. Physically I'm old, mentally I'm still the same as I was 50 years ago. I really don't want to sound patronising but believe me one day you will know what I mean. I look in the mirror and think what the fuck but in my mind I'm still the same old boy I was before (nod to the Eagles there).
Loved it. Shook things up. Still listen to my old albums now and again, "Never Mind the Bollocks", Siouxsie and the Banshees "Scream", the early Elvis Costello, Subway Sect, Gang of Four etc.
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oasis
best mashup thread
I own a launchpad ...
That's the only thing madeon and I have in common
This is one of my favourites too! โบ๏ธ
That's the only thing madeon and I have in common
This is one of my favourites too! โบ๏ธ
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buddy holy
savage good boy: japanese breakfast
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Frizzy
Where are todayโs protest singers?
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Frizzy
Where are todayโs protest singers?
Just listening to gill Scott herons first album โa new black poetโ , he still has the power to shock.who are todayโs protest singers.
Is urban rap and hip hop, choose your genre, the new protest platform. Or is it just a mysoginist, homophobic, violent twisted reflection of city life from those excluded from the mainstream.
Is stormsy the new urban Dylan.?
Is urban rap and hip hop, choose your genre, the new protest platform. Or is it just a mysoginist, homophobic, violent twisted reflection of city life from those excluded from the mainstream.
Is stormsy the new urban Dylan.?
IDLES are pretty spot on politically and that shows in their lyrics! ‘The only way to scare a Tory is to read and get rich’.
Don't want to start a war between them but... Dave > Stormzy :P
edit - don't know whats going on with lb but this post went wacky, anyway jokes aside Dave actually deserves a little shout in this. The live performance of Black was really invoking and things like Question Time and Children of the Internet will appeal to any stoned thinker haha :) - at least the UK scene isn't just kids dying on cough medicine after one youtube hit, wtf happened to America?!
edit - don't know whats going on with lb but this post went wacky, anyway jokes aside Dave actually deserves a little shout in this. The live performance of Black was really invoking and things like Question Time and Children of the Internet will appeal to any stoned thinker haha :) - at least the UK scene isn't just kids dying on cough medicine after one youtube hit, wtf happened to America?!
You've got a lot to choose from in metal.
Check out some of the following:
Body Count: Black Hoodie
Body Count: No Lives Matter
Lamb of God: Poison Dream
Lamb of God: Now you've got something to die for
Dead Label: Dystopian Complex
Lock Horns: Blood and Oil
Gojira: Silvera
And I know this is basically a pisstake, but Dethklok Detharmonic in on point.
Check out some of the following:
Body Count: Black Hoodie
Body Count: No Lives Matter
Lamb of God: Poison Dream
Lamb of God: Now you've got something to die for
Dead Label: Dystopian Complex
Lock Horns: Blood and Oil
Gojira: Silvera
And I know this is basically a pisstake, but Dethklok Detharmonic in on point.
Bob Vylan are a great UK act not getting enough attention
https://youtu.be/ckf5Awk4fuU?si=2goqti20l5Wl2mEc
This has one of the greatest lyrics lines of any song ever written imo
"No liberal lefty cunt
Is gonna tell me punching Nazis ain't the way"
https://youtu.be/ckf5Awk4fuU?si=2goqti20l5Wl2mEc
This has one of the greatest lyrics lines of any song ever written imo
"No liberal lefty cunt
Is gonna tell me punching Nazis ain't the way"
I'd say for this definitely Run The Jewels. Akala is still about as well. Immortal technique is meant to be releasing a new album soon. I don't think we will see the likes of a band like RATM again for sometime
Left a RATM gig with cracked rib from the most hectic mosh pit I’ve ever known, mega fun. Second best mosh was the Pogues in 88.
I saw someone with there arm twisted the wrong way being carried out of a RATM set. Reading 96' I believe. Great set, terrifying moshpit.. Did it anyway though. Fun times.
I agree the power of the music to inform and protest is lost, but straight out of the gate, you have macklemore Hinds Hall (this came out of nowhere!). Whatever your position on the conflict (or the tune) it sums up what the issue is. Bands are commodities and businesses know they can be used to influence, so they invest heavily. And if you don't tow the line then your out!
Depends how you classify protest. I'd say Bruce Springsteen, Iris DeMent, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Tom Waits, at a pinch you could add Pulp though they're more against our modern way of life than against the way we are governed. I admit I'm not up to speed with "modern" music. I'm 70 for fuck's sake!
I forgot Public Enemy are still going strong.
I think they cornered the market in the American black protest field fighting fire with fire to show the other side of the American nightmare.
I think they cornered the market in the American black protest field fighting fire with fire to show the other side of the American nightmare.
Protest the Hero + Show Me the Body are two bands that spring to mind. These are certainly not protest artists sonically, as they are both heavier guitar bands, but are both aggressively anti-establishment, discussing topics you wonโt hear other artists sing about.
Unfortunately he grew up and joined new labour.
Saw him live at least dozen times, used to do loads of small gigs and protests. I was in socialist workers party and he was doing loads of fundraisers for the miners.
Saw him live at least dozen times, used to do loads of small gigs and protests. I was in socialist workers party and he was doing loads of fundraisers for the miners.
Just as much intolerance on the left as on the right. We live in a shallow social media driven world. In which we all eat consume far too much whilst slowly killing ourselves and the planet. Facebook, mcdonald's,nike etc. It's a shallow,plastic world and that's not a suitable environment for growing protest singers.
Sort of agree, unfortunately the mass media (particularly print media) are owned run by right wing, ie Sun, times, telegraph etc
The BBC, THe Guardian Newspaper, Channel 4, ITV to name a few left wing media outlets.
And for the BBC to be so biased is a disgrace just look at the stats over 14% LBGTQ within there workforce as opposed to 0.4% in most other organisations massively disproportionate.
Also the mainstream media seems to love to demonise the working classes.
The white indegoius male is despised by the main stream media especially the BBC.
All I do know is before all this WOKE nonsense started we had not been at this much level of war activity since the second World War and now look at all this mess.
Weak leftist policies have risked our safety and security to the point where I worry about my relatives safety in the UK and have also made us a target from forces that want to destroy us.
You need only look at who was the London mayor best mate at UNi for example ? None other than the leader of Albasha terror GROUP. and if that does not worry you to realise that if all this wokey business continues there won't be no western songs ti sing no more because they will be banned.
I remember the cold War, I remember living in the troubles and feeling and hearing the sounds of cemtex around me and going through the checkpoints. I talk from experience and no the real dangers that all this liberal far left nonsense brings as I have lived and breathed this shit before.
And for the BBC to be so biased is a disgrace just look at the stats over 14% LBGTQ within there workforce as opposed to 0.4% in most other organisations massively disproportionate.
Also the mainstream media seems to love to demonise the working classes.
The white indegoius male is despised by the main stream media especially the BBC.
All I do know is before all this WOKE nonsense started we had not been at this much level of war activity since the second World War and now look at all this mess.
Weak leftist policies have risked our safety and security to the point where I worry about my relatives safety in the UK and have also made us a target from forces that want to destroy us.
You need only look at who was the London mayor best mate at UNi for example ? None other than the leader of Albasha terror GROUP. and if that does not worry you to realise that if all this wokey business continues there won't be no western songs ti sing no more because they will be banned.
I remember the cold War, I remember living in the troubles and feeling and hearing the sounds of cemtex around me and going through the checkpoints. I talk from experience and no the real dangers that all this liberal far left nonsense brings as I have lived and breathed this shit before.
"The perceived partiality of the BBC comes from both sides of the political spectrum. Of the people in the YouGov survey who identified as supporting the Conservatives, 15% thought the BBC is generally a little more favourable towards the left and 23% thought they were much more favourable. Conversely, 26% of those who identified as supporting Labour thought the BBC is generally a little more favourable to the right and 20% thought they were much more favourable."
https://www.politics.co.uk/reference/bbc-bias/
Oh look your are wrong in the very first statement
Hilariously you are a excellent example of media manipulation imo
https://www.politics.co.uk/reference/bbc-bias/
Oh look your are wrong in the very first statement
Hilariously you are a excellent example of media manipulation imo
I blame the growing influence of the network - attentions turning inwards as the younger generation start living in the fantasy of the online world. I showed my teenage step daughter the matrix the other day thinking she'd love it - her response "why would anyone choose not to stay in the matrix"!
its a perfect substrate for protest. people have the means and motive.
that's why there is tons of it in rap, singing is as dead as springsteen.
that's why there is tons of it in rap, singing is as dead as springsteen.
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dr drek
Best British DJ?
RIP Randall, spent many many hours listening to him in 1989 on Centre force, respect โ๐ผ โค๏ธ
Yes he's defo up there aswell. Never had the pleasure of seeing him live. He doesn't seem to do many shows up near me. HC closed the ring one year at beatherder an it blew my mind. I think the copious amounts of drugs helped!
Thereโs lots of good DnB DJโs, Calibre is the best producer in my humble opinion. Technically Andy C is in a league of his own, Iโve been following him for over 20 years, he smashes it every time. Recently, his XOYO residencies were next level ๐๐ HC is a don too, Racing Green is ๐๐ป
I remember Carl Cox doing 3 decks at Sterns nightclub in 92 ! Rat pack were there. Theres Druid, Mr C loads ! In that genre
You could run 10 decks... makes no difference its all for show. Watch DJ Craze and see what running just 2 decks is all about.
As a producer/creator he is unbeatable and way ahead of his time. Not a DJ tho.
he was sooo next level. what a fkn legend
he was sooo next level. what a fkn legend
Such a hard one to answer as DJing crosses so many genres, Iโm breaking mine down a bit
Best all rounder - Mr scruff , can start with jazz and end with DnB
DnB - for me LTJ bukem but Goldie a second place
House/Tech - Sasha
Techno - Carl cox
Electronica - aphex twin and also chemical brothers
My favourites are DJs who take you on a journey starting at one place and ending somewhere different!! Big mentions also for me are Alex patterson , steve hillage system 7, DJ yoda , Randall, Fabio , John digweed
Best all rounder - Mr scruff , can start with jazz and end with DnB
DnB - for me LTJ bukem but Goldie a second place
House/Tech - Sasha
Techno - Carl cox
Electronica - aphex twin and also chemical brothers
My favourites are DJs who take you on a journey starting at one place and ending somewhere different!! Big mentions also for me are Alex patterson , steve hillage system 7, DJ yoda , Randall, Fabio , John digweed
For being at the top consistently for so long and still so good liveโฆShy FX has to be up there
DJ Randall, Hype, Gamma. I just bought myself some second hand decks and enjoying learning the ropes
Well for us old timers when DJ meant something different it has to be John Peel and Annie Nightingale! Going back even further when the radio was everything it was Kenny Everett, Johnnie Walker, and others but now I feel every one of my 70 years so I'll stop there.
DJ EZ deserves more love here.
Not especially my kind of music (he mostly plays london-style garage), but his skills are next level. A rare example of someone utilising digital turntable technology to do things you can't do with analogue turntables rather than being a fucking lazy dj.
Not especially my kind of music (he mostly plays london-style garage), but his skills are next level. A rare example of someone utilising digital turntable technology to do things you can't do with analogue turntables rather than being a fucking lazy dj.
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what current artists will become classic?
If the 2nd Wet Leg album is anywhere near as good as their debut, they'll be talked about and listened to for many years to come.
Such a refreshingly creative, fun and talented band. Awesome live too
Such a refreshingly creative, fun and talented band. Awesome live too
No specific artist but I hope this original UK hip hop sound lives for ever. And who doesn't love a freddo
None, the current music industry is devoid of anything fresh or inspiring. There may be artists out there who could but they wonโt cross over in the current sanitised music scene controlled by cooperate pigs who want artists they can fully control who will bend over for them and take it up the ringerโฆthe 90s was the last great era of music, everything that came after just seems largely forgettable. Also the fact people now download music rather than go out and buy the albums, singles etc means we no longer really own the music and are less connected. People would rather spend their money on expensive coffees than pay for music that could inspire or change their lives. Technology, wokeism and greed has killed music and the artists of todayโฆ.rant overโฆhaha
Personal vote in terms of an artist is loyle carner. It's an actual crime the amount of people I ask who have no clue who he is! His new album just dropped as did tour dates ๐๐ฅ
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ghetto bikes
Pain Salesman
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since71
visual music by egress
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grits
The HU - Yuve Yuve Yu
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dr drek
Pour Ceux
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brakefast
Morrrissey's Conspiracy Theory
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Music to get mellow by
Music to get mellow by
Another Friday evening. Currently listening to King Sunny Ade "Juju Music". Nigeria's finest.
Paula Anna Stroms Trans-Millenia Music is my suggestion; synthesisers played organically without a reliance on MIDI.
Rhythm & Sound - The Artists and See Mi Yah
Jonny Nash - Once Was Ours Forever
Teal/T3al - Bluish Green and Original Watercolour
Dadawah - Peace & Love
Jonny Nash - Once Was Ours Forever
Teal/T3al - Bluish Green and Original Watercolour
Dadawah - Peace & Love
Good stuff. Never got into U2 myself. I saw Talking Heads play the Hammersmith Odeon back in 1980 and U2 was the support band. Actually spent their set in the bar!
Anything by Elton John fucking hate the cunt and his music, my wife ruined my Xmas day few years back by telling me a gay singer i didnt like had died.
I was so exited then she told me it was George Michael and i was gutted.
I was so exited then she told me it was George Michael and i was gutted.
and i feel better about myself, you know plotting his murder and all. george michael on the other hand was a genius and worth a quickie in the facility of his choosing
Hahahaha, I actually like Elton, well as much as a straight man can but that made me laugh man.
Fairground simply red, gives me violent thoughts of grabbing mick by his flowing red curls and bouncing his head of every hard surface available. Total pissflap
Yeah anything by Simply Red can give me Forrest Whittaker eye but Fairground is especially bad
And imagine being called Eileen when it came on down the pub back in the dayโฆ. Poor cow needed 3 packs of baby wipes.
Too many but Will Smith - Wild Wild West has got to be up there surely. Itโs like some record execs put a gun to his head and said โDance bitch!โ
Do you think they did it again to willow ? I whip my hair even for a 13 year old was fucking awful
that movie had so much going for it and they still blew it, would make a better series than a lot of shit
Nothing Compares to You by Sinead Depressing Cunt O'Connor that song has the warmth and charm of a dead Rat lying next to a used Tampon.
That Barbie girl tune, need I say why! Lol
And the “grandma I love you” tune, showing my age! Lol
And the “grandma I love you” tune, showing my age! Lol
Ok you winโฆ The grandma I love you song was fucking horrendous, then they felt the need to create the sequelโฆ Grandpa I love youโฆ I mean we got the message the first time.
written and produced by herbie flowers, one of the greatest session musicians of the late 60's and 70's (google him - he's was an amazing musician and played bass on many of the greatest recordings of the era from lou reed, scott walker, david bowie, t rex, bryan ferry, many more) who was sick of getting paid session rates and living in a two bed semi in ditchling while everyone who employed him got super rich so came up with the st. winifred's school choir records as a retirement plan, possibly also as revenge against a cruel, unjust and uncaring world/record buying public and maybe a bet with lou reed that he could make something even worse than metal machine music and still get it to number one.
you are right though, they are truly the worst songs ever recorded.
you are right though, they are truly the worst songs ever recorded.
Lol. She is a liar too, when that Leo chap drowned in the ice, his heart certainly didnโt go onโฆ.
Watch this with your sound on, and I think you will agree no further explanation is required.
Bruno Mars.
"When I see your face
There's not a thing that I would change
'Cause you're amazing
Just the way you are"
My question is - how many faces did he previously change to suit his needs. He's amazed he found someone who's face doesn't need rearranging. This man is a psycho folks.
"When I see your face
There's not a thing that I would change
'Cause you're amazing
Just the way you are"
My question is - how many faces did he previously change to suit his needs. He's amazed he found someone who's face doesn't need rearranging. This man is a psycho folks.
Keane - Bedshaped.
Stupid, depressing lyrics that make no sense at all.
Bedshaped? That'll be a bed then...
I hate it because it reminds me of the two weeks I spent crawling around a 20 inch deep subfloor void for 8 hours a day, doing timber treatments on a huge old house.
That shit was on the radio every 20 mins for the whole time we were there.
Scarred me ๐
Stupid, depressing lyrics that make no sense at all.
Bedshaped? That'll be a bed then...
I hate it because it reminds me of the two weeks I spent crawling around a 20 inch deep subfloor void for 8 hours a day, doing timber treatments on a huge old house.
That shit was on the radio every 20 mins for the whole time we were there.
Scarred me ๐
Steppin' Out by Joe Jackson. Ain't rock, ain't disco, can't dance to it without looking like Steve Martin doing a retarded dance.
If you really want a contender for worst song, you need to listen to Taylor Swift Gorgeous. The song composition and the lyrics seem like they were written by a child.
Also majority of her songs. She did a cover of September by earth wind and fire that haunts me... She turned funk into folk what the actual fuck.
hahaha.. funny to see Zeppelin here because it did occur to me too . Seems like everybody has to adore their music :P
I forgot all about this,Hey plenty of Zepp stuff is fine but that song really gets my goat the first time i heard it i never knew who it was my missus had been putting cd's in the laptop and they kept getting synched to my ipod it came on random one day and i just went wtf is this shit before looking who it was, it sounds to me like a holiday camp band doing reggae.
All musicians steal mate and say they were inspired. A lot of that era were the same. Keith Richards does it. Don’t think that takes away from them as musicians.
Cool, mine too. Sometimes I feel like the great Alan in your photo speaking to younger people. AHA. I was sick with laughter when he got hit with a cow. Steve coogans characters are genius. All the way back to the calf family
as a punk i was always compelled to hate led zep, it was a mistake, i still hate most classic rock still (with merit now) but these guys were really in a class by themselves.
I’m too nice to downvote as maybe that’s how you feel but seriously? The band who gave us in my time of dying can never be fuckin awful.
Anything by/from:
Enya
Engelbert Humperdinck
The "Top 20"
Eurovision
Status Quo
Enya
Enya
--- all should be banned as Weapons of Mass Destruction of the ear'oles
Enya
Engelbert Humperdinck
The "Top 20"
Eurovision
Status Quo
Enya
Enya
--- all should be banned as Weapons of Mass Destruction of the ear'oles
Driving my girls in my car when they were younger they always put the radio on. I'm fine with that but I had to insist on three strict rules. 1. No Phil Collins; 2. No UB40; and 3. No Starship "We Built This Fucking City". I consider myself a pretty mellow guy but if the station wasn't changed when any of them came on I could change into a raging beast.
3 posts
+7 votes
Friday memories of 1980
Friday memories of 1980
What a year 1980 was. Playing Joy Division "Closer". Takes me right back to when I bought it 46 years ago. Before that was playing Young Marble Giants "Colossal Youth". Same effect. Then another favourite Vic Godard and Subway Sect "What's the Matter Boy?". I could go on but then I'd just look like a boring old fart, which let's face it I am! EDIT: come back to add one more The B-52s "Wild Planet". Not quite as good as their 1979 debut but what the fuck. It was a hard act to follow and this is pretty damn close. Not a dud track.
2 posts
+6 votes
big bad mood
5 posts
+44 votes
Ratpack - Searchin' For My Rizla
I remember! I tried copying the lyrics to the MC at my local youth club disco !. I was king for a day โ๏ธ๐๐คฉ
Anyone have rave flyers stuck on the wall with blu tac. I had my whole room covered. Fantazia dreamscape and lots of sterns which always had a pun or a rip off of a brand on the front "never mind the bollox, here's interdance!"
Ah what an era!
Sharing this mix which is a bit of a go-to favourite of mine. Good times ๐๐ค๐ผ
Sharing this mix which is a bit of a go-to favourite of mine. Good times ๐๐ค๐ผ
2 posts
+10 votes
by
coldspurs
public service broadcasting spitfire
14 posts
+104 votes
Most Timeless Artist?
Tom Waits. My all time favourite artist. Been putting stuff out for 50 years and never made a dud album IMO. And none of them sound dated.
Queen and Freddie Mercury...you only have to look at the age range and diversity of the fanbase.
3 posts
+9.2 votes
by
buddy holy
your mother's got a penis
14 posts
+23 votes
by
B0W13
Have a good weekend...
by
B0W13
Have a good weekend...
Here's a few tunes for you from the Friday playlist...
The Herbaliser - Mr Chombee has the Flaw
The Herbaliser - Mr Chombee has the Flaw
12 posts
+13 votes
by
BBDoom
dylan core
by
BBDoom
dylan core
artistically Desire 1975 was the peak.
the greatest depth was reached a year earlier with Blood on the Tracks
he was 33
this is some real heavy shi4
the greatest depth was reached a year earlier with Blood on the Tracks
he was 33
this is some real heavy shi4
this for me is the greatest form music has ever experienced, in this album there is magic, real magic, no trickery it's all real and being harnessed, visualized and brought to creation.
the greatest musical creation man has ever made.
once this was released, it was all over.
the greatest musical creation man has ever made.
once this was released, it was all over.
Oh, sister, when I come to lie in your arms
You should not treat me like a stranger
Our Father would not like the way that you act
And you must realize the danger
โค๏ธ๐ซต
You should not treat me like a stranger
Our Father would not like the way that you act
And you must realize the danger
โค๏ธ๐ซต
4 posts
+11.2 votes
by
buddy holy
Join Ice
18 posts
+48 votes
by
sidetracked
Funny Death - I cannot miss you
by
sidetracked
Funny Death - I cannot miss you
I was recently put on to this person(?) band(?) by a friend. Absolutely love their sorrowful but upbeat vibes. Have a listen. =)
Thanks for repping Funny Death lol, he's a great guy and very passionate. I've never actually known anyone who has listened to his stuff and not liked it. The best albums for me are Love letter to Japan, Magic is Real and Half Present.
Hah no worries man I've not stopped listening to him since you posted that song. Just listening through everything, it's all good so far.
Good to hear, his whole discography is on bandcamp there is stuff that he doesnt put on YouTube
I don't know mate, his official platform is BandCamp. I don't have spotify anymore but I seem to remember it only having a few albums. where he has released like 10 on bandcamp
This is cool! I will certainly check out some more, thanks for posting. Absolutely love the synth sounds.
I used to have a Microkorg XL, nothing fancy but so much fun to play around with.
I used to have a Microkorg XL, nothing fancy but so much fun to play around with.
I haven't for a long time but I used to love making beats on FL years ago, simple stuff though. I was thinking about getting a cheap midi keyboard and getting back in to it. Not making lame beats haha, just music.
Is it just a hobby for yourself?
Is it just a hobby for yourself?
That’s really cool, FL can be a lot of fun. Have you ever tried Reason? (Reason 11 is latest version). If you haven’t, it might possibly be what you’re looking for .
It’s quite intuitive to use and it gives you an almost unlimited bank of seriously powerful sounds to play with.
I like to run it through a daw and mix reason sounds and live instruments.
And yeah, it’s a just a hobby these days. I’m a guitarist first, played in a few bands, was never well known but did ok, have toured and been on radio etc. Looking back now though it all feels like another life. Still love music and being creative though.
It’s quite intuitive to use and it gives you an almost unlimited bank of seriously powerful sounds to play with.
I like to run it through a daw and mix reason sounds and live instruments.
And yeah, it’s a just a hobby these days. I’m a guitarist first, played in a few bands, was never well known but did ok, have toured and been on radio etc. Looking back now though it all feels like another life. Still love music and being creative though.
Yeah it was awesome back in the day man, I was ready to be the next Dr.Dre or something haha. I have heard of it but never used it, I think I'll have a little peak and see what it can do, thanks.
Ah that's cool man, no one hit wonders? Hey you're probably the most famous person I know then.. sign my chest!? Haha. Yeah I think one of the best things you can do as a human is to create.
Ah that's cool man, no one hit wonders? Hey you're probably the most famous person I know then.. sign my chest!? Haha. Yeah I think one of the best things you can do as a human is to create.
Oh man, gotta get in touch with the inner Dre haha.
But let me know if you check it out. I’d say Reason changed my home production game the way LB changed my weed game, it gave me access to so much.
Oh and deffo not famous, never signed anything, but I seriously wish I had that one hit wonder.
But let me know if you check it out. I’d say Reason changed my home production game the way LB changed my weed game, it gave me access to so much.
Oh and deffo not famous, never signed anything, but I seriously wish I had that one hit wonder.
I know I'm not your target for this comment lol but I have made some amazing songs when high, then when I play them back sober, they sound like my 2 year old son wrote it haha
Oh no man, it’s cool. Always a funny moment though, I’ve had a few like that myself.
When I was in my teens I found it hindered creativity so I didn’t really mix the two but as I’ve got older and grown “more In touch with weed” I’ve found it enhances creativity massively or maybe I’m just really damn high but either way, it’s a lot of fun.
When I was in my teens I found it hindered creativity so I didn’t really mix the two but as I’ve got older and grown “more In touch with weed” I’ve found it enhances creativity massively or maybe I’m just really damn high but either way, it’s a lot of fun.
haha I'm still in that "everything seems better with weed" stage. I only smoke like once a month at the moment and my tolerance is literally zero haha. But yes it is very fun
4 posts
+26.5 votes
Heavy D, 2Pac, Notorious BIG, Grand Puba & Spunk Bigga - Lets Get It On (1994)
7 posts
+10 votes
by
BBDoom
the classics
This is a special tune for me.
it was one of two used at my previous dog's passing ceremony.
it was the most spiritual day of my life.
she passed in the early hours the night before.
i had just4 started dabbling in online weed and 10 pure blunts arrived that same morning.
blackberry fire gave me visions.
after the burial as i tried to nap, was vry tired with vry little sleep, i seen a lasting vision of my dog in the afterlife. swimming through the purple sky with mountains in background.
she visited me later, spirits change size as the move, as they get closer or further away.
when i seen grim reaper he was pretty small, thankfully๐.
my dog showed me this as she moved away, after being on my lap, later visiting me with her face right up to mine.
couple days ago one of my other companions passed, a beautiful bird, animals have spirits like the plants and trees, all creation does.
we do, i'm talking to you from mine now, talking to your soul.
Dear biggas.โค๏ธ๐
it was one of two used at my previous dog's passing ceremony.
it was the most spiritual day of my life.
she passed in the early hours the night before.
i had just4 started dabbling in online weed and 10 pure blunts arrived that same morning.
blackberry fire gave me visions.
after the burial as i tried to nap, was vry tired with vry little sleep, i seen a lasting vision of my dog in the afterlife. swimming through the purple sky with mountains in background.
she visited me later, spirits change size as the move, as they get closer or further away.
when i seen grim reaper he was pretty small, thankfully๐.
my dog showed me this as she moved away, after being on my lap, later visiting me with her face right up to mine.
couple days ago one of my other companions passed, a beautiful bird, animals have spirits like the plants and trees, all creation does.
we do, i'm talking to you from mine now, talking to your soul.
Dear biggas.โค๏ธ๐
This was the other.
while i was burying the dog, all i could let out was, praise Jesus, praise Jesus, praise Jesus.
while i was burying the dog, all i could let out was, praise Jesus, praise Jesus, praise Jesus.
๐
they had certain hand customs in the old days.
you would only use a certain hand for certain things.
when Christ said that when someone slaps you turn the OTHER cheek, he was saying nxt one better be a punch.
Matthew 5:39
"But I say to you, Do not resist the one who is evil. But if anyone slaps you on the right cheek, turn to him the other also."
Matthew 10:28
"And do not fear those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul. Rather fear him who can destroy both soul and body in hell."
they had certain hand customs in the old days.
you would only use a certain hand for certain things.
when Christ said that when someone slaps you turn the OTHER cheek, he was saying nxt one better be a punch.
Matthew 5:39
"But I say to you, Do not resist the one who is evil. But if anyone slaps you on the right cheek, turn to him the other also."
Matthew 10:28
"And do not fear those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul. Rather fear him who can destroy both soul and body in hell."
to wrap up this thread,
this is a song about a man and his dog, and the man realizing the dog is passing, parasites inside, on her way out.
it was one i used on the day of my dogs passing to help centre chakras, and eventually reach the light, the crystal palace where our souls reside. riding the snake to the top, climbing the ladder however you want to call it.
take care biggas and appreciate you all very much.
@look at album cover here, its a dogs face.
this is a song about a man and his dog, and the man realizing the dog is passing, parasites inside, on her way out.
it was one i used on the day of my dogs passing to help centre chakras, and eventually reach the light, the crystal palace where our souls reside. riding the snake to the top, climbing the ladder however you want to call it.
take care biggas and appreciate you all very much.
@look at album cover here, its a dogs face.
1 post
+4 votes
by
defnote
sans morrissey
18 posts
+100.5 votes
by
ghetto bikes
senser states of mind
Remember seeing them a couple of times, also at Glastonbury (and maybe Reading 92?). The song I liked most by them was a cover of Public Enemy's '(She Watch) Channel Zero' if memory serves. Think I got a free 7" copy as it was given out at one of the gigs.
Could it have been Reading '94? There was a metal/rap crossover thing going on back then. I used to like messing with people on the street by cranking it up in the car stereo. "What was that? Sounds like that rapping tripe but also that head banging nonsense? I say..."
Probably looked like a right dick but hey, youth and all that...
Probably looked like a right dick but hey, youth and all that...
Yeah, I actually found a gig flyer from 94 buried in my โmanโ drawer and the last day lists Soundgarden and Special Guests. After the festival I crossed out Soundgarden (didnโt turn up) and put Therapy? in place. I also ticked the bands I could โrememberโ seeing (Lemonheads has โbitโ next to it, actually over exaggerated as canโt recall who, what or how they sound!)
What I find funny is the lack of ticks. Mainly due to Whisky for breakfast each day and copious amounts of weed!
Good festival last week.
What festival?โฆ oh is that when I was shitting in a Pringles tube instead of those godawful sewerage tardis sweat boxes?
Yep, that was it!
Ahhh, those were the daysโฆ ๐คช
What I find funny is the lack of ticks. Mainly due to Whisky for breakfast each day and copious amounts of weed!
Good festival last week.
What festival?โฆ oh is that when I was shitting in a Pringles tube instead of those godawful sewerage tardis sweat boxes?
Yep, that was it!
Ahhh, those were the daysโฆ ๐คช
Sorry, never saw this! I must be wrong as I only went to Reading in 92, mainly to see Public Enemy and Nirvana. Never really considered it a "festival", more of a 3 day gig. Must have been Glasto then as I went every year it was on from '85 to '96 when I decided it was no longer a fabulous freak show that they were trying to shut down every year and instead had become an "event" on the social calendar for the middle classes desperately pretending to be bohemians for a weekend and bookable only by credit card. Used to be that the police weren't even allowed on site and they buzzed us with helicopters! Changed days indeed.
Next week on "old man shouts at clouds" listen whilst old punks decry the death of "real music" and call for the death penalty for producers and artists who use auto-tune in every single feckin' one of their 'music as painting-by-number' songs...
Next week on "old man shouts at clouds" listen whilst old punks decry the death of "real music" and call for the death penalty for producers and artists who use auto-tune in every single feckin' one of their 'music as painting-by-number' songs...
wow now i really want a time machine. its funny their stuff sounds like it could be 2000s mash up or even today's post-rap punk revival
Ha! There was lots of stuff like this around in the early/mid nineties and beyond. Tons of great tunes in all sorts of genres fusing, boppin' and giving your noggin' a floggin'. Here's a couple more for you but there are so so many to choose from. Nothin' new under the sun children ;-)
Hi Leviathan
Actually I forgot to mention the elephants in the room (can they both fit? ;-) ) RATM and Red Hot Chilli Peppers!
There even is a wikipedia entry about Rap-Rock:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rap_rock
But then again there is a wikipedia entry about EVERYTHING in the Universe.
Cheers
Actually I forgot to mention the elephants in the room (can they both fit? ;-) ) RATM and Red Hot Chilli Peppers!
There even is a wikipedia entry about Rap-Rock:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rap_rock
But then again there is a wikipedia entry about EVERYTHING in the Universe.
Cheers
loved senser, mummys in the back room breaking up rocks daddys in wandsworth sittin inna box
Hi Ghetto Bikes
That album really was a product of its times which is why it's such a 90s throwback.
Rap-rock was definitely enough of a thing to get named as such in Guitar Player magazine back then.
The Judgement Night oundtrack was mentionned on LB lately but one of my fave was the Dutch band Urban Dance Squad. Also Rollins Band Weight is a classic as well as ICe T's Bodycount plus a few obscure one like this one:
https://www.google.com/search?q=shooting+grooves+respect&client=firefox-b-d&ei=SvfMY5NryYnyAoTXn5gL&ved=0ahUKEwiTuNTC5Nr8AhXJhFwKHYTrB7MQ4dUDCBo&uact=5&oq=shooting+grooves+respect&gs_lcp=Cgxnd3Mtd2l6LXNlcnAQAzIFCCEQoAEyBQghEKABOgoIABBHENYEELADOg0IABAWEB4QDxDxBBAKOgUIABCGAzoHCCEQoAEQCkoECEEYAEoECEYYAFDqBFjJDmCMEGgBcAF4AIAB1QKIAdgKkgEHMi40LjEuMZgBAKABAcgBCMABAQ&sclient=gws-wiz-serp#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:e26cacfe,vid:KYjLMs_NrzY
Cheers
That album really was a product of its times which is why it's such a 90s throwback.
Rap-rock was definitely enough of a thing to get named as such in Guitar Player magazine back then.
The Judgement Night oundtrack was mentionned on LB lately but one of my fave was the Dutch band Urban Dance Squad. Also Rollins Band Weight is a classic as well as ICe T's Bodycount plus a few obscure one like this one:
https://www.google.com/search?q=shooting+grooves+respect&client=firefox-b-d&ei=SvfMY5NryYnyAoTXn5gL&ved=0ahUKEwiTuNTC5Nr8AhXJhFwKHYTrB7MQ4dUDCBo&uact=5&oq=shooting+grooves+respect&gs_lcp=Cgxnd3Mtd2l6LXNlcnAQAzIFCCEQoAEyBQghEKABOgoIABBHENYEELADOg0IABAWEB4QDxDxBBAKOgUIABCGAzoHCCEQoAEQCkoECEEYAEoECEYYAFDqBFjJDmCMEGgBcAF4AIAB1QKIAdgKkgEHMi40LjEuMZgBAKABAcgBCMABAQ&sclient=gws-wiz-serp#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:e26cacfe,vid:KYjLMs_NrzY
Cheers
This Album brings back some amazing memories, had it on constantly at the time, seen them a few times too, brilliant band.
4 posts
+20 votes
2Pac - Until The End Of Time
1 post
+4 votes
by
007pierce
Bob Marley - Exodus Ini Kamoze - Self Titled
13 posts
+39 votes
by
B0W13
Is this the greatest cover of all time?
by
B0W13
Is this the greatest cover of all time?
๐ถJimi Hendrix - All Along The Watchtower
Its the 21st of January, 57 years ago today Jimi Hendrix walked into a studio in London and recorded in my opinion the best cover of all time, a Dylan track he heard only a couple of weeks earlier.
I wondered what you Biggas think the greatest ever cover is?
Feel free to add your own choices๐๐๐น
Its the 21st of January, 57 years ago today Jimi Hendrix walked into a studio in London and recorded in my opinion the best cover of all time, a Dylan track he heard only a couple of weeks earlier.
I wondered what you Biggas think the greatest ever cover is?
Feel free to add your own choices๐๐๐น
But you reminded me of Post Modern Jukebox.
If you've got a swang-thang, you're in for a treat...
If you've got a swang-thang, you're in for a treat...
Love stuff like this... Have you heard these guys, think they were on that Postmodern Jukebox a few times.
Definitely is, check out the 'previously unreleased alternate' version on the hendrix yt page
I like that, bit more raw, it was Hendrix playing the bass on Watchtower and you can really hear it on that, the Acoustic sounds cool too.
Detroit on vacation in JA...
1) Monster bass, rock solid throughout: I briefly imagine remaking Barry Lyndon/The Harder They Come using this as the recurring theme...
1) Monster bass, rock solid throughout: I briefly imagine remaking Barry Lyndon/The Harder They Come using this as the recurring theme...
13 posts
+45 votes
by
Leviathan
A Trip Back to 1990 - Chill Out (KLF)
by
Leviathan
A Trip Back to 1990 - Chill Out (KLF)
An album which seems to have almost been forgotten but which was once almost ubiquitous at the after club smoke and come down. Ladies, gentlemen and other pronouns, may I invite you to sit back, enjoy and Chill Out...
One of the best chill out/ambient albums of all time. Also the KLF made โSpaceโ which is another ambient lp based aroundโฆ.the theme of space.
Iโve got both of them on OG vinyl. And if you like those then the Orbโs first release โa huge ever growing brain that rules from the centre of the ultraverseโ is in a very similar vein considering they all knew each other and worked together on different projects. Thereโs also the FFWD album which is Fripp, the Orb and Thomas Fehlman, that album is also along the lines of the above. Lastly the KLF โlast train to trancentralโ remix twelve had a longer segment from โchill outโ that wasnโt on the original record, and same goes for โ3am eternalโ which had a remix twelve with another โchill outโ outtake remix. Welcome to the rabbit hole :)โฆโฆโฆ..
Iโve got both of them on OG vinyl. And if you like those then the Orbโs first release โa huge ever growing brain that rules from the centre of the ultraverseโ is in a very similar vein considering they all knew each other and worked together on different projects. Thereโs also the FFWD album which is Fripp, the Orb and Thomas Fehlman, that album is also along the lines of the above. Lastly the KLF โlast train to trancentralโ remix twelve had a longer segment from โchill outโ that wasnโt on the original record, and same goes for โ3am eternalโ which had a remix twelve with another โchill outโ outtake remix. Welcome to the rabbit hole :)โฆโฆโฆ..
Used to have both on vinyl too back in the day, along with stuff from the eighties like Whitney Joins the Jamms etc which I sold when I needed the readies :-) Also was an 'early-adoptor' of the Orb, seeing them on their first UK tour when their backdrop was a sheet with Orb written on it. Lots of stuff on EG Editions which predated the 90s ambient dance is worth listening to. Eno, Penguin Cafe Orchestra etc. and nowadays there is almost too much choice!
EG was Enoโs label Alex Patterson was a talent scout for them before the Orb and a roadie for killing joke prior to that.
Plenty of great ambient and classical/minimal stuff on EG for sure. โThe Pearlโ by Harold Budd and Eno being one of my faves.
First time I saw the Orb was in the chill out room at Paul Oakenfoldโs The Trip or Labyrinth club/s one of those, I think it was at Heaven, London back in-the day and they were playing sheep noises over Doobie Brothers, Debussy and Steve Hillage ๐shame the clubs these days are so homogeneous that youโd not get anything like that now, House and Techno alongside Balearic stuff with a chill out room. Totally open minded dance floors.
Amazing timesโฆ
Plenty of great ambient and classical/minimal stuff on EG for sure. โThe Pearlโ by Harold Budd and Eno being one of my faves.
First time I saw the Orb was in the chill out room at Paul Oakenfoldโs The Trip or Labyrinth club/s one of those, I think it was at Heaven, London back in-the day and they were playing sheep noises over Doobie Brothers, Debussy and Steve Hillage ๐shame the clubs these days are so homogeneous that youโd not get anything like that now, House and Techno alongside Balearic stuff with a chill out room. Totally open minded dance floors.
Amazing timesโฆ
Beautiful selection! โญ
Its obscurity can be partially explained by their decision to delete their entire back catalogue when they split up. Probably wise, due to the amount of uncleared samples / interpolations going on with some of those tunes.
Still sounds magical to these ears, and so much better than the official "cleared" versions on Spotify etc.
Thank you for sharing.
Its obscurity can be partially explained by their decision to delete their entire back catalogue when they split up. Probably wise, due to the amount of uncleared samples / interpolations going on with some of those tunes.
Still sounds magical to these ears, and so much better than the official "cleared" versions on Spotify etc.
Thank you for sharing.
Definitely, these are the records Iโd highly recommend that everyone should listen to if inclined to KLF/Orb axis, in no particular order-
Orbus Terrarum - The Orb - LP
FFWD - LP
Chill Out - KLF - LP
Space - KLF - LP
A Huge Evergrowing Pulsating Brain That Rules From The Centre Of The Ultraworld - The Orb - original Mix 12โ
Little Fluffy Clouds - The Orb - original 12โ mix
3AM Eternal - KLF - Remix 12โ with extended ambient โBlue Danubeโ mix
Kyle Said To Jason - KLF - 12โ b side โPure Tranceโ
Last Train To Trancentral (remix) - KLF - 12โ
The Blue Room - The Orb - 45 minute mix - Ltd CD edition
Adventures Beyond The Ultraworld - The Orb - Ltd edition - 12โ and LP
All of those loosely feed into each other sonically and have patchwork bits of audio and samples running through them from the start of both acts careers and are ambient/chill out/whatever you want to call it.
These are to me, the pinnacles of what those two acts achieved in that ambient genre and were as close as possible to what they played out when performing chill out rooms at various Acid House/ Balearic clubs at the very start.
Enjoy! ๐
Orbus Terrarum - The Orb - LP
FFWD - LP
Chill Out - KLF - LP
Space - KLF - LP
A Huge Evergrowing Pulsating Brain That Rules From The Centre Of The Ultraworld - The Orb - original Mix 12โ
Little Fluffy Clouds - The Orb - original 12โ mix
3AM Eternal - KLF - Remix 12โ with extended ambient โBlue Danubeโ mix
Kyle Said To Jason - KLF - 12โ b side โPure Tranceโ
Last Train To Trancentral (remix) - KLF - 12โ
The Blue Room - The Orb - 45 minute mix - Ltd CD edition
Adventures Beyond The Ultraworld - The Orb - Ltd edition - 12โ and LP
All of those loosely feed into each other sonically and have patchwork bits of audio and samples running through them from the start of both acts careers and are ambient/chill out/whatever you want to call it.
These are to me, the pinnacles of what those two acts achieved in that ambient genre and were as close as possible to what they played out when performing chill out rooms at various Acid House/ Balearic clubs at the very start.
Enjoy! ๐
I remember when KLF burned a million quid as some sort art piece.
Seemed like a good idea at the time I guess.... ๐ก๐ Cocaine is one hell of a drug!
No regerts ๐
(Good group though).
Cheers BB ๐คฃ
Seemed like a good idea at the time I guess.... ๐ก๐ Cocaine is one hell of a drug!
No regerts ๐
(Good group though).
Cheers BB ๐คฃ
As I understand it they really regretted it later :-) There is a movie about it and, I think, a book.
๐ I met Jimmy Cauty but not Bill Drummond decades ago when they were just going big it was around the time of the โchill outโ album.
Neither were into drugs at all surprisingly!
Jimmy now runs the K2 foundation and still makes loads of art which he flogs online.
Both of em are as antiestablishment as you like and used to just do things on โgut instinctโ and then think about it afterwards ๐ฎ
To be fair they generated a huge amount of press and made some number one hit records along the way, kerching.
Thereโs a book by Mick Houghton that details all of that era and Iโd a great read, I canโt recall the title off the top of my head thoughโฆ.
Neither were into drugs at all surprisingly!
Jimmy now runs the K2 foundation and still makes loads of art which he flogs online.
Both of em are as antiestablishment as you like and used to just do things on โgut instinctโ and then think about it afterwards ๐ฎ
To be fair they generated a huge amount of press and made some number one hit records along the way, kerching.
Thereโs a book by Mick Houghton that details all of that era and Iโd a great read, I canโt recall the title off the top of my head thoughโฆ.
This is one I still listen to quite frequently. Discovered mid nineties along with the orb and FSOL. I still don't know the individual tracks, it is to be enjoyed in full in one sitting, just tooting away I reckon. :)
Agreed, you have to listen to it all. Same with Space which is also a very enjoyable trip.
I just knew you would mention this !! There is also an Alex Paterson version out there with the Jimmy Cauty parts removed which makes it more ambient by the simple fact of having silent parts! There was also a huge limited remix of the KLF catalogue including Space (hour plus if I remember) a few years ago. This Is Not The KLF - I believe it was called. Martin somebody?
5 posts
+22.2 votes
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B0W13
The secrets behind Drum & Bass
1 post
+6 votes
by
twigs237
International Man - Champion x Bakey x Jamakabi
2 posts
+5 votes
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BBDoom
Patti LuPone Don't Cry for Me Argentinaโค๏ธ
3 posts
+4 votes
by
ike
Greatest Song of The 21st Century
3 posts
+3 votes
The Spinners
The Spinners
A 1 hit wonder with Motown in the 1950s, they moved to Atlantic, got a new producer and singer and became the soul hit makers of the 1970s
1 post
+1 votes
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BBDoom
NEW WAVE! #SimpleMinds #JimKERR & Don't You (Forget About Me) NEW #RockModerne
42 posts
+149.5 votes
by
doc holiday
The Last Rock Band?
I've said before that Foo Fighters are one of the last true mainstream, longstanding, "Rock Bands" that maintain the rock spirit
Short lived bands are still making good rock music (GVF a good shout), but the days of Rock Gods are gone....
Short lived bands are still making good rock music (GVF a good shout), but the days of Rock Gods are gone....
I always enjoy telling them that i saw Dave Grohl drumming for Scream before he joined Nirvana.
Rock music is still alive and well, its just not as popular as it used to be. It isnt dangerous and exciting to young people any more, rap/hiphop has taken its place in that regard...
It sucks Greta Van Fleet are the only example being brought up here though, to me they are highly derivative and not really doing anything new.... Check out Clutch, Steven Wilson, Opeth, Graveyard, Lake Street Dive, Menzingers, The Hold Steady, Elephant Tree, Creeper - all great artists making interesting music. And hey there are still SOME big bands, like Biffy Clyro, Foals and Queens of the Stoneage doing pretty cool stuff!
It sucks Greta Van Fleet are the only example being brought up here though, to me they are highly derivative and not really doing anything new.... Check out Clutch, Steven Wilson, Opeth, Graveyard, Lake Street Dive, Menzingers, The Hold Steady, Elephant Tree, Creeper - all great artists making interesting music. And hey there are still SOME big bands, like Biffy Clyro, Foals and Queens of the Stoneage doing pretty cool stuff!
My neighbors love Clutch and now all their windows are broken I can hear the lyrics better.
Steve Wilson is a fantastically talented musician, however he's also a mahoosive elitest plonker who for a very long time wouldn't release music on streaming services due to it being "digital" and lower quality and therefore not the experience he wanted for his listener base. He has since changed his stance on this but it along with some really awful interviews he did make me unable to listen to his music (knowingly)
Anyhow I felt like sharing that for no real reason
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Anyhow I felt like sharing that for no real reason
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Haha same goes for Tool... I'm a fan but yeah he definitely has an air of pretentiousness! Seems to go hand in hand with prog rock xD
Creeperโค๏ธ
Think a lot of people (Myself included) are just stuck in the last, like what they like & find it difficult to get into new music
Think a lot of people (Myself included) are just stuck in the last, like what they like & find it difficult to get into new music
Rival Sons are worth a listen if youโre looking for old school retro/Zep type sounds with their own twist. The singer Jay has an immense voice
They are after the last, like a symphony orchestra playing the same shit centuries later. But they do fucking rock.
The bands that had someone die in them,there proper bands,basically they donโt give a fuck about themselves all they want to do is create great music,jimi Hendrix,the doors,Janis Joplin,AC/DC with Bon Scott,nirvana,Amy winehouse but to name a few,people will always disagree though.
The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom.
The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom.
Currently keeping the flame burning for me are Fat White Family, Gnod, Hey Colossus, Gilla Band amongst others.
Kings of Leon
Foo Fighters
Libertines
Oasis
Guitar music will make a comeback. The โurbanโ wallpaper crap will die at some point. Think Glastonbury this year proved that rock still draws the crowds but it isnโt woke (which is why i love it).
Foo Fighters
Libertines
Oasis
Guitar music will make a comeback. The โurbanโ wallpaper crap will die at some point. Think Glastonbury this year proved that rock still draws the crowds but it isnโt woke (which is why i love it).
You are one "L" away from the same name as a southern rock band! Rock seemed to eat its babies over the last decade or two. Too many old rockers raging at the dying of the light while clutching a new remaster of Physical Graffiti and demanding to know why there is no good new music anymore (there was, you didnt support it).
For me no matter how many bands I listen too I always end up back with the classics , floyd , the who, zeppelin, sabbath the doors etc itโs like a warm bath after work just slip straight in! Lol
Jethro tull- locomotive breath ๐ค
Wolfmother- joker and the thief ๐ค
Marilyn Manson- cry little sister ๐ค
Wolfmother- joker and the thief ๐ค
Marilyn Manson- cry little sister ๐ค
10 posts
+15 votes
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Zephram36
Mouth music
1 post
+3 votes
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buddy holy
vhs rave
1 post
+5 votes
Mum Does the Washing
3 posts
+10 votes
by
24601
sushi glory hole
4 posts
+26 votes
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micallo
Chase The Clouds Away
3 posts
+13 votes
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evey
hypnocurrency
67 posts
+260.5 votes
most embarrassing song in your collection?
Absolute tune! Deffo a guilty pleasureโฆ
Mine 100% Glenn Medeiros, Nothings gonna change my love for you, if you havenโt already watch the video lol.
Mine 100% Glenn Medeiros, Nothings gonna change my love for you, if you havenโt already watch the video lol.
That cliff top and billowing clothes! Fuck, I'd forgotten about this too! Add that and Peter Cetera's solo career to my list, and Chicago.
First record I ever bought as 9 year old was T. rex ride a white swan, second was Rolf Harris !
If you want really embarrassing, first ever gig I was 15 and got asked by bunch of friends to go to a cliff richard concert, not a cliff fan but went as fancied a girl. Two songs in realised it was a religious tour, no devil woman tonite.
Still cringe at memory of everyone holding hands and singing allehluya.
If you want really embarrassing, first ever gig I was 15 and got asked by bunch of friends to go to a cliff richard concert, not a cliff fan but went as fancied a girl. Two songs in realised it was a religious tour, no devil woman tonite.
Still cringe at memory of everyone holding hands and singing allehluya.
I have electric 6s gay bar on vinyl, doesn't represent who I am or even my favourite genre of music, I just think it's a tune. It does raise questions when someone notices it for the 1st time, especially if they've not heard it, because I then feel the need to make them hear it and agree it's a tune
Unbelievably good live. Saw them play a Barfly not long after they'd released that single. Amazing band. Have the album on vinyl.
Jolene - Dolly Parton. Love it.
On other end of my collection is Ready or Not, DJ Hype Remix.
I'd say my record collection is a bit "eclectic"! Haha.;)
Cheers BB
On other end of my collection is Ready or Not, DJ Hype Remix.
I'd say my record collection is a bit "eclectic"! Haha.;)
Cheers BB
Jolene is never embarassing, well at 104db past a funeral precession maybe other than that Jolene is part of every good collection.
I'm told by others that it's this. If it comes on the radio though you are having Tiffany sung at you full blast, possibly slightly out of tune, and I don't care.
Not in my collection per say but definitely listened to it more than Iโd like to admit back in the day ๐ who remembers princess superstar bad babysitter๐๐๐
Saw her live about 20ish years ago. Was great. Have a limited edition Frank Kozik poster (photo added) advertising one of her New York shows. Love Kozik's work from around that time. Had an awesome one advertising a show by The Oblivians (if you don't know them, look them up) too, but that's not near mint like the PSS one as it spent a lot of time on walls in various houses.
Fuck, he died in May. 61. No age at all.
Fuck, he died in May. 61. No age at all.
Its only on my playlist because I listened to it as a joke, now its on loads :D
Do you know they're actually still doing live performances in Ibiza and shit? Well they were before covid anyway
When I was 6 the first ever song I bought was Jimmy Somerville, mighty real. In my defence I just liked the cassette art. No excuses however when I purchased the Hamster Song. I was old enough to know better.
I will survive - Gloria Gaynor
Heard the line “Go, walk out the door, don’t turn around now, you’re not welcome anymore” more than a few times in my house, even the kids sing it to me !!!
Heard the line “Go, walk out the door, don’t turn around now, you’re not welcome anymore” more than a few times in my house, even the kids sing it to me !!!
Probably Kylie - Locomotion!
But to dig me out, recently listen to a mash up mix of Kylie and Danni ...๐
But to dig me out, recently listen to a mash up mix of Kylie and Danni ...๐
Not so embarrassing but this gets some funny looks when friends have looked through my vinyl collection
I am a lineman for the countyโฆ
And I drive the main roadโฆ
Wichita Lineman, RIP Glen ๐ค
And I drive the main roadโฆ
Wichita Lineman, RIP Glen ๐ค
Puff the Magic Dragon & Leaving on a Jet Plane by Peter, Paul and Mary ( first songs I remember singing with me ma ) The Gambler by Kenny Rogers. Oh, and I have a Chris de Burgh album as well ๐
Where do I start?!
Ivor Cutler... "Goozeberries and Bilberries" (sic) from the Dandruff LP.
Surreal, whimsical, utterly batty but brilliant - which describes his entire output. Hats off to John Peel... time and again.
Ivor Cutler... "Goozeberries and Bilberries" (sic) from the Dandruff LP.
Surreal, whimsical, utterly batty but brilliant - which describes his entire output. Hats off to John Peel... time and again.
I found a Nana Mouskouri vinyl in my collection a while ago, it was a plant I didn't buy it, honest.
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+4 votes
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zeppomarx
Ngine-Dodo (feat. Frama Beat & Jordan Kz)
3 posts
+7 votes
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coldspurs
Live performance for next 639 years
by
coldspurs
Live performance for next 639 years
The longest music piece in the world is being performed in the city of Halberstadt in Germany: John Cage's composition for organ ORGAN2/ASLSP - As SLow aS Possible - is resounding here in an extreme interpretation of 639 years, that means until the year 2640
And the classic four note motif from Shine On You Crazy Diamond by David Gilmour comes in about 124 years time.
9 posts
+28 votes
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B0W13
Say Hi to Ren!
by
B0W13
Say Hi to Ren!
Hi Ren - Ren
Everytime I share this track with someone I am reminded of just how amazing it is, well, happened again this week so I decided to share it here to hopefully set up some future reminders, enjoy๐๐
Everytime I share this track with someone I am reminded of just how amazing it is, well, happened again this week so I decided to share it here to hopefully set up some future reminders, enjoy๐๐
Love Ren, so much talent, amazing voice and songwriter, telling stories through his music
https://youtu.be/TYAnqQ--KX0?si=l_yJgvY0DVozFtRC
https://youtu.be/TYAnqQ--KX0?si=l_yJgvY0DVozFtRC
Ren is just sublimely great and clearly likes his bud. Great lyricist , performer, musician and a really decent guy. Chalk outlines my fave i think but i love all his work
1 post
+4 votes
Chin Check - N.W.A (feat. Snoop Dog)
1 post
+3 votes
Saturday soul, bit of Lee Fields
1 post
+6 votes
Prodigy of Mobb Deep - Dirty New Yorker
4 posts
+21 votes
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Fifijane
Saaaauuuucy, tripping tunage , winky, winky, haha
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Fifijane
Saaaauuuucy, tripping tunage , winky, winky, haha
Letting it be knowed from the get go, yo.. tripping, obvs, but coming hard with the TMI, will deal with the cringe pon the morrow, haha, but omfg, right, if it was possible for it to be a thing, that through nothing other at all other than listening, right, that a tune could actually 'get you off', right, then it would be this, right now...hoooooly mother of fuuuuuuuuuudge....
closely followed by these two little bitches, haha
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEgX64n3T7g
if a tune could do it for you, what would it be? Any need for an, 'and why?' is grounds for immediate disqualification, haha
closely followed by these two little bitches, haha
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEgX64n3T7g
if a tune could do it for you, what would it be? Any need for an, 'and why?' is grounds for immediate disqualification, haha
This track pokes a finger up my bum, tickles my spot and whispers sweet, sweet sedition in my ear.
Is that what you mean?
The intro is ethereal foreplay (however brief), then "BLAM" straight into a rockhard bassline: just roll with the rhythm and fuck like donkey.
Is that what you mean?
The intro is ethereal foreplay (however brief), then "BLAM" straight into a rockhard bassline: just roll with the rhythm and fuck like donkey.
2 posts
+8 votes
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B0W13
One of the most sampled songs of all time๐๏ธ๐๏ธ
Certainly is mate. One of my favourites 9th wonder has his prints all over this one and the list goes on
1 post
+5 votes
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coldspurs
have you checked your but hole?
14 posts
+28 votes
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B0W13
Natureland
2 posts
+6 votes
RUN DMC, Jason Nevins - It's Like That
2 posts
+7 votes
Ren
Ren
Perhaps I'm late to the party but this guy is seriously talented.
15:09 7/12/2024
15:09 7/12/2024
I also was late I think. Heโs extremely talented. I think a lot of his own written work hits home with many people. Heโs done quite a bit with the โBig pushโ buskers. Their rendition of I shot the sheriff is possibly better than the original. Enjoy going down the rabbit hole that is Ren.
15:42. 7/12/24
15:42. 7/12/24
Only this guy could somehow fit that into a bar and make it flow effortlessly!
If you haven't heard of The Last Emperor before, you're welcome :) he taught me how to love hip hop 20 years ago when I was a devout metalhead
the album is called "The legend of bigfoot" and it's fantastic from start to finish
If you haven't heard of The Last Emperor before, you're welcome :) he taught me how to love hip hop 20 years ago when I was a devout metalhead
the album is called "The legend of bigfoot" and it's fantastic from start to finish
3 posts
+17 votes
by
theStrokes
Buffalo Soldier or The Banana Splits?
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theStrokes
Buffalo Soldier or The Banana Splits?
From the heart of America came a very trippy kid's tv show, was a young Jamaican tuned in Saturday mornings?
1 post
+2.2 votes
GZA & RZA - Pass The Bone
1 post
+11.2 votes
Ruffneck feat. Yavahn - Everybody Be Somebody
2 posts
+8 votes
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B0W13
Public Service Announcement by Inspeckta Veg...
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B0W13
Public Service Announcement by Inspeckta Veg...
This had me in stitches all weekend, enjoy.
5 posts
+7 votes
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Nawty Geezer
What are you listening to while placing your little biggy order?
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Nawty Geezer
What are you listening to while placing your little biggy order?
Fishbone. Great to see live. Norwood influenced Flea from the Chilli Peppers on the Bass. Ecelectic mix of Ska,Funk and metal
Listening to the words in my head I can't wait to open this next goody bag. The next lucky dip coming my way !
1 post
+6 votes
George Morel - Let's Groove
2 posts
+8 votes
by
biggL
Northern Boys - Sexy Train
6 posts
+14 votes
The Shamen - Ebeneezer Goode
The Shamen - Ebeneezer Goode
Ezer Goode,
Ezer Goode,
He's Ebeneezer Goode ๐
SOTL
Ezer Goode,
He's Ebeneezer Goode ๐
SOTL
I knew Mr.C. He used to own a club called The End. I got collared with some Mitsubishi's. I was outside and got talking to him and Grooverider. I was going on about World Party to Grooverider as he played a few of our parties. Mr.C was asking why I got thrown out and I was straight with him. I told him I was serving up husteling to get an Access Virus for my studio which made him laugh.
1 post
+6 votes
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B0W13
Blue Monday on 1930's instruments
72 posts
+199.8 votes
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nlxxhz1001
Stoner Rock / Psychedelic / Progressive
Cool album, I really need to listen to more Gong/planet gong and Steve Hillage in general.
Yes man! Only a matter of time before a fellow Ozrics fan chimed in....been with them since tape days, their highs and lows, but Brandi's playing with them heralded a great return to form....esp. "Mooncalf"...and gorgeous to boot :)
Glad to see another here!
Early days eh? I was there at the Crypt in Deptford (still have my membership card) when they only had a couple of tapes :) My mate is a good friend of Ed, and still is, so I've been lucky enough to hang outa few times and share a spliff or several backstage.
Eds released a new album this year, which is well worth a listen - he's still got it!
If you also liked the ullulators, you should really check out what Gavin has been up to too - he has released some amazing stuff lately - check out bandcamp for his stuff.
Take care, fellow old person! :) hehe :)
Early days eh? I was there at the Crypt in Deptford (still have my membership card) when they only had a couple of tapes :) My mate is a good friend of Ed, and still is, so I've been lucky enough to hang outa few times and share a spliff or several backstage.
Eds released a new album this year, which is well worth a listen - he's still got it!
If you also liked the ullulators, you should really check out what Gavin has been up to too - he has released some amazing stuff lately - check out bandcamp for his stuff.
Take care, fellow old person! :) hehe :)
Cant have psychedelic rock thread and have no Ozric Tentacles? I've righted that wrong! Hope some of you enjoy!
Lucky to see them few times. At a free (illegal) festy at Wycombe common, had several micro dots and thought I was watching floyd circa saucers era, wow, a very colourful memory.
Hi, new member hope you dont mine me Tagging on.
Big fan of these at the moment, very pink floyd
Big fan of these at the moment, very pink floyd
At the drive are my fave ultra loud band, saw Mars Volta twice in Portsmouth, wow brutal gig.
I would love to have seen Mars Volta.. Seen At The Drive in a couple of times. Once at Reading festival a long time ago (think I saw Sparta there aswell), and caught them at Cochella around 2012. Still, loud, mental and awesome.
No idea how far back I'm commenting here. Just wanted to express my solidarity re: ATDI. The summit of early Emo, beyond which lay only death (and Mars Volta).
Saw these guys around Christmas, had a crafty smoke beforehand of course. Fantastic. Heavy as fuck.
Oh man, gotta have that crafty smoke before live music, it’s the only way. Awesome band too.
This is probably my favourite track off the new Lowrider album.
Nice and fuzzy. Happy smoking!
Nice and fuzzy. Happy smoking!
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard - Nuclear fusion.
Check out the crazy microtonal fret spacing on the guitars!
Check out the crazy microtonal fret spacing on the guitars!
Haven't spotted any Moon Duo on here yet. Lots of tracks to choose from. And properly intense live too
Oh nice one man, love it. Those down tuned guitars are like the audio version of a heavy Indica haha. Cool video as well, thanks.
I agree mate glad you stumbled across it as well! I love it when I get a comment on one of these songs and I get to listen to them again.. some of them I forget about, it's a nice surprise. :D
Nice, I’m back on the 0.0. So smooth, I just ordered some more.
What you on at the moment?
What you on at the moment?
Heard so many good things about the 0.0, hows the high? Got a little mixture of G13, Guava Dawg and Grape Ape, very sweet flavour to them.
It sounds like you’ve got a sweet shop!
The 0.0 has got a real nice quality to it, it doesn’t send me into space or anything it just gives me a real nice lift that leaves me happily lazy, very hard to leave it alone.
The 0.0 has got a real nice quality to it, it doesn’t send me into space or anything it just gives me a real nice lift that leaves me happily lazy, very hard to leave it alone.
Haha I know, still in awe of all these strains man. Ah that sounds like a lovely little treat indeed.
Adding more Elder to the list,
Their new album is dry, but this 18 minute kraut rock inspired jam from last year's Silver & Gold Sessions is a screaming banger.
Get your smoke on and enjoy biggas!
Their new album is dry, but this 18 minute kraut rock inspired jam from last year's Silver & Gold Sessions is a screaming banger.
Get your smoke on and enjoy biggas!
And for those of you into more proggy sounding stuff From Reykjavik, Iceland. Lucy in blue a fine band to chill to (superb live).
So many good bands on this link, I loved some of the early Monster Magnet and of course Black Sabbath are great. If you haven't heard of Elder they are good. As they've progressed they've really got some mellow flows.
Also, listen to Chowder - Passion Rift album...can't find much on youtube but it's worth getting.
Black sabbath is in my opinion the greatest fucking band ever.
Found these guys recently, sound like the melvins mixed with jimmy hendrix
Found these guys recently, sound like the melvins mixed with jimmy hendrix
Love Sabbath and loving Slift too, saw them posted on reddit while back! Increidble ! Prob my fav find of the year so far.
2 posts
+9 votes
A Guy Called Gerald - Voodoo Ray
19 posts
+30 votes
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B0W13
Sun Day Chill
1 post
+3 votes
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B0W13
Daydream...
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B0W13
Daydream...
Found a lovely shaded spot in the park where I've been hiding from the sun for the last few hours, brought the doggo, some chilled tunes and a couple of pureys made with
TSM's White Runtz: https://littlebiggy.net/link/2Qgeq1
and
RealD's OG Kush:
https://littlebiggy.net/link/tNt3P2
Not going to lie gang I'm pretty mashed!
Hope you're all having a nice mashed up day too๐๐๐น
TSM's White Runtz: https://littlebiggy.net/link/2Qgeq1
and
RealD's OG Kush:
https://littlebiggy.net/link/tNt3P2
Not going to lie gang I'm pretty mashed!
Hope you're all having a nice mashed up day too๐๐๐น
1 post
+3 votes
by
brando
Ben Bรถhmer - Live At The Roundhouse, London
3 posts
+10 votes
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B0W13
๐ซ๐บ๐ปโค๏ธโ๐ฅ
"i'm cognizant, i'm not a cog that fits into cognitive dissonance"
Boy Sand is so underrated imo, been listening for years and this dude just speaks to me on so many levels
not all of his jams are about bopping your head, some seriously thought provoking double, triple entendres in his cleverly layered writing!
just love the dude.
Boy Sand is so underrated imo, been listening for years and this dude just speaks to me on so many levels
not all of his jams are about bopping your head, some seriously thought provoking double, triple entendres in his cleverly layered writing!
just love the dude.
2 posts
+15 votes
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B0W13
Midnight in a Perfect Worldโค๏ธโ๐ฅ
2 posts
+5 votes
by
1212
Bad Brains - "At the Movies" (Live - 1979)
Wtf even is Aitch? When I was younger there was the Kersal Massive on YouTube, he just reminds me of one of them with his wet sounding voice, dickhead clothes and shit rapping about getting his dick sucked. Bore off mate, you and Sam Wailing Fucker Smith
In short, yes! 60's, 70's and even through to the 90's we dominated and now...it's pretty much garbage, don't even listen to the radio anymore!
Culture is too atomised due to the internet, and the arts in general are increasingly more like a status game for the rich than in the 60s-90s: there are few financial incentives to be a good musician anymore and only the very biggest, well connected, and commercially safest acts can now make a living from music. Plus all the stuff in the vid cloudeater posted.
Shouldnโt need a financial incentive to be good. Not in any hobby. Your either good or your not. This is Gained by natural skills or just brute force hard work. Although that barely matters these days as per the headline of this topic rightly suggesting a low. Itโs a yo yo. Electronic / new age is the current theme with low quality and high output. It will go back to guitar rock as soon as the uni students decide that is more cool
Agree if it's just a hobby. If you are going to be a professional musician full time, and are not independently wealthy already, you eventually need to make some kind of a living and pay the rent. And you probably won't get pro-level skills at an instrument/performing/production without being able to put a ton of time into it.
The only solid revenue for musicians these days is touring and merchandise. The income from single & album sales is much lower than it was thanks to mp3 & streaming platforms
Everything is so disposable these days ๐ช
Everything is so disposable these days ๐ช
3 posts
+18 votes
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24601
The Chats: Smoko
5 posts
+32 votes
by
JimPanzee
Boris Brejcha.....Spicy
by
JimPanzee
Boris Brejcha.....Spicy
The man, the joker .
Boris Brejcha....Spicy, One of his best.
The Bass in this Rips my body.
Boris Brejcha....Spicy, One of his best.
The Bass in this Rips my body.
Seen him twice down in London and have his joker mask tattoo on my arm ๐๐ the guy is a very very good music producer.
3 posts
+27 votes
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Dayman
Redman's epic 2023 beat jacking
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Dayman
Redman's epic 2023 beat jacking
Redman out here proving old school heads still bring more heat than most of these new pretenders. Have you seen his beat jacking series this year? Great freestyle flows verses over various borrowed beats.
Redman should be in every hiphop GOAT convo for me, consistent fire for 30 years
Redman should be in every hiphop GOAT convo for me, consistent fire for 30 years
1 post
+5 votes
by
dreday
Nuttea - Un Signe Du Temps
15 posts
+48 votes
by
B0W13
Orange Evening
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B0W13
Orange Evening
Having a orange themed evening tonight inspired by another Biggas regular Midweek Mimosa Madness ๐ฆ
The orangeyness this evening has been provided by...
KiG with the Orangina and the terpy as hell rosin : https://littlebiggy.com/link/nXvldw
...and
420Buds with their Orange Sherbet hash and the Mimosa Cake shatter : https://littlebiggy.com/link/uVWKJy
Anyone else have themed smoke ups?
๐๐๐งก
The orangeyness this evening has been provided by...
KiG with the Orangina and the terpy as hell rosin : https://littlebiggy.com/link/nXvldw
...and
420Buds with their Orange Sherbet hash and the Mimosa Cake shatter : https://littlebiggy.com/link/uVWKJy
Anyone else have themed smoke ups?
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Cheers mate, its the lazy mans dabberer...
I know youre not a fan of combustion but the joint was so good๐ตโ๐ซ
I know youre not a fan of combustion but the joint was so good๐ตโ๐ซ
Bro im all over this! how is the rosin from KiG? I so wanna load a joint with mimosa flower, rosin and bubble hash all together
BeerBellyBongBoy, Firstly you win "best LB name" award๐
Secondly i'd say the rosin is amazing, so good but the main problem with that joint would be getting it involved, even out of the fridge its tricky to work with, I have mine squeezed flat between some parchment paper and in the freezer so I can chunk off little bits easier, still have to work quick though and still find myself wanting a hot drop tool for it, maybe rolling the rosin in some flower and then into worms would work for joints and bowls๐คท๐ปโโ๏ธ
If you figure it out KiG is right, I'm pretty sure that's how you enter The Zest Dimension๐๐๐
Secondly i'd say the rosin is amazing, so good but the main problem with that joint would be getting it involved, even out of the fridge its tricky to work with, I have mine squeezed flat between some parchment paper and in the freezer so I can chunk off little bits easier, still have to work quick though and still find myself wanting a hot drop tool for it, maybe rolling the rosin in some flower and then into worms would work for joints and bowls๐คท๐ปโโ๏ธ
If you figure it out KiG is right, I'm pretty sure that's how you enter The Zest Dimension๐๐๐
getting all that into a joint that actually smokes, might be a tad ambitious. ill see how brave/dumb im feeling on payday. the zest dimension tho? who doesnt wanna visit? ๐
im just imagining the taste now. which is hard, as im vaping a bit of the watermelon zkittles right now
11 posts
+31 votes
by
BBDoom
And while i'm away, dust off the demons inside
by
BBDoom
And while i'm away, dust off the demons inside
To my good friend, fifi.
Hope all is good, may the good Lord look and protect after you and yours always.
I'll never forget boxing day night, 2023, your generosity floored me.
May the Blessings of the Kingdom rest forever in your presence.
Stay Blessed all biggas, vendors and borgs, and transaxe support too!๐โค๏ธ
Stay Blessed.๐
Hope all is good, may the good Lord look and protect after you and yours always.
I'll never forget boxing day night, 2023, your generosity floored me.
May the Blessings of the Kingdom rest forever in your presence.
Stay Blessed all biggas, vendors and borgs, and transaxe support too!๐โค๏ธ
Stay Blessed.๐
The melody, the lyrics, sung perfectly.
I've always adored this tune.
I used to play guitar and sing for 10 years or so, it's a beautiful song to sing, come on now!๐โค๏ธ
I've always adored this tune.
I used to play guitar and sing for 10 years or so, it's a beautiful song to sing, come on now!๐โค๏ธ
I'll tell you something tho, the afterglow of a shroom dose is better than a dimitri afterglow.
More than an hour now i'm basking in this (been microdosing dimitri too so that's in the mix but not had any today, will probably hit that soon, up at 5 tho, with the birds.
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More than an hour now i'm basking in this (been microdosing dimitri too so that's in the mix but not had any today, will probably hit that soon, up at 5 tho, with the birds.
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BB!!! ๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ฅ๐พ๐พ๐พ
I am SO sorry it has taken me SO long to respond to this total wonderfulness. Even coming on here gives me bad social anxiety if my head's not right. But, oh my goodness! The way I learned of this was SO excellent. I was tripping at the time, and on the phone to a bigga buddy, totally loved up with my LB buddies, and the conversation went..
Me - how's everyone on LB?
Him - firitffiitdturzu
Me - ohhh!! Tell - so and so I love them!! SOOOO much!!!
Him- OK
Me - do it now PLEASE
Him - OK
Me - asks him to do the same for a few more biggas
Him- mutters something about BB and DMT
Me- oooohhhh! Tell BB I love him!!!
Him- well he's sent some love your way too ( tells me about you posting this tune but doesn't remember what the actual tune was)
Me - oh my god! ( mega excited). You have to remember! Find it and take a screenshot and send it.
Him - it was an Elton John tune
Me - oh :/ .. ( not much of a fan)
Me - BUT - I ABSOLUTELY LOOOOVE , I guess that's why they call it the blues. F'in LOVE it.
A few hours later, back on the phone
Me- you haven't sent me the screen shot!
Him- OK I'll do it now, just finding it........ aaand I'm just about to blow your mind..when you see which song it is..
Me - it's not!!!?
Him - yup
Me -( loses it )
And I went off and played it like, sixty bajillion times, and it was F'IN AMAZING!, and had one of the best music tripping experiences ever. Thank you so much ๐ฉท
And re the boxing day thing - doing that afforded me the very best feeling I had over the whole of that shitty Christmas. I felt like I should be thanking you! Made me so happy.
Keep keeping it real BB, you are just so unapologetically you. Always. Totally authentic, and I think you're the bollocks ( even though I am still quite scared of you, haha)
Biggest love ๐ฉท๐ฉท๐ฉท๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ฅ๐พ๐พ๐พ๐พ๐พ๐พยฐโขโกโขยฐ๐ฅ
I am SO sorry it has taken me SO long to respond to this total wonderfulness. Even coming on here gives me bad social anxiety if my head's not right. But, oh my goodness! The way I learned of this was SO excellent. I was tripping at the time, and on the phone to a bigga buddy, totally loved up with my LB buddies, and the conversation went..
Me - how's everyone on LB?
Him - firitffiitdturzu
Me - ohhh!! Tell - so and so I love them!! SOOOO much!!!
Him- OK
Me - do it now PLEASE
Him - OK
Me - asks him to do the same for a few more biggas
Him- mutters something about BB and DMT
Me- oooohhhh! Tell BB I love him!!!
Him- well he's sent some love your way too ( tells me about you posting this tune but doesn't remember what the actual tune was)
Me - oh my god! ( mega excited). You have to remember! Find it and take a screenshot and send it.
Him - it was an Elton John tune
Me - oh :/ .. ( not much of a fan)
Me - BUT - I ABSOLUTELY LOOOOVE , I guess that's why they call it the blues. F'in LOVE it.
A few hours later, back on the phone
Me- you haven't sent me the screen shot!
Him- OK I'll do it now, just finding it........ aaand I'm just about to blow your mind..when you see which song it is..
Me - it's not!!!?
Him - yup
Me -( loses it )
And I went off and played it like, sixty bajillion times, and it was F'IN AMAZING!, and had one of the best music tripping experiences ever. Thank you so much ๐ฉท
And re the boxing day thing - doing that afforded me the very best feeling I had over the whole of that shitty Christmas. I felt like I should be thanking you! Made me so happy.
Keep keeping it real BB, you are just so unapologetically you. Always. Totally authentic, and I think you're the bollocks ( even though I am still quite scared of you, haha)
Biggest love ๐ฉท๐ฉท๐ฉท๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ฅ๐พ๐พ๐พ๐พ๐พ๐พยฐโขโกโขยฐ๐ฅ
God loves you Fifi!
After 5 extractions through almost as many months i reached enlightenment sp[iritually.
After 5 i also remembered what i i done different in my 1st spirit molecule extraction that gave me an amazing yield like no other.
Looking forwards to my nxt one now.
It knocks you out but doesn't get you high,
opened eyed the spirit world and material co-exist, closed eyed you're in the spirit world, breathing as a human, experiencing life as a soul. in the soul kingdom, the afterlife, the underworld.
being shown living 4 dimensional magic objects of impossible geometry.
It's quite the trip.
I love hearing your posts, take care my good friend.
After 5 extractions through almost as many months i reached enlightenment sp[iritually.
After 5 i also remembered what i i done different in my 1st spirit molecule extraction that gave me an amazing yield like no other.
Looking forwards to my nxt one now.
It knocks you out but doesn't get you high,
opened eyed the spirit world and material co-exist, closed eyed you're in the spirit world, breathing as a human, experiencing life as a soul. in the soul kingdom, the afterlife, the underworld.
being shown living 4 dimensional magic objects of impossible geometry.
It's quite the trip.
I love hearing your posts, take care my good friend.
4 posts
+5 votes
by
BBDoom
Enough is Enough
1 post
+6 votes
by
coldspurs
Sid Vicious auditions for X-Factor
4 posts
+14 votes
by
Yurza
Blackstar - Definition
by
Yurza
Blackstar - Definition
Been a while since I shared a tune but got me bopping every time it comes on ๐ฅ Gotta love a bit of mos def
2 posts
+9 votes
Public Enemy - He Got Game (From "He Got Game") ft. Stephen Stills
7 posts
+12 votes
by
BBDoom
Drugs are for Losers
Canna and psychedelics is all you need, and even then need is a strong word.
I've been off things around 10 days now, started feeling pretty good already, got a little smoke on the way and also the products to make more spirit molecule pixie dust for some uber vapes.
Honestly if i had to make a choice between weed and pixie dust i'd have to go for the dust.
Weed makes you feel real Bliss, doesn't take you to the land of Bliss tho.
Damn i can't wait to go on another journey been a good few weeks stuck on this damn planet.
Hope you're all doing well my friends, believe in the power of Prayer.โค๏ธโ๏ธ
I've been off things around 10 days now, started feeling pretty good already, got a little smoke on the way and also the products to make more spirit molecule pixie dust for some uber vapes.
Honestly if i had to make a choice between weed and pixie dust i'd have to go for the dust.
Weed makes you feel real Bliss, doesn't take you to the land of Bliss tho.
Damn i can't wait to go on another journey been a good few weeks stuck on this damn planet.
Hope you're all doing well my friends, believe in the power of Prayer.โค๏ธโ๏ธ
Hi BB
Was waiting for Psychonauts to resurface and am catching up on several threads.
I agree with you, I'm starting to see it the same way: if I had to I'd give up THC and would stick to shrooms & Lucy (mostly microdoses though).
I still have one of Psychonauts Dimitri vape form last year but am keeping it for the right time.
Agreed that need is maybe not the word, food and water (and love) is all you need to stay alive but I always felt that the spirit needs its own food.
And also the picture above: when we went down to the arcade as teenagers we were never as good at the games than when we had a smoke: there was that moment when we were in the zone and we would always end up in the top 10 high scores. Sorry FBI!
Take Care Friend
Was waiting for Psychonauts to resurface and am catching up on several threads.
I agree with you, I'm starting to see it the same way: if I had to I'd give up THC and would stick to shrooms & Lucy (mostly microdoses though).
I still have one of Psychonauts Dimitri vape form last year but am keeping it for the right time.
Agreed that need is maybe not the word, food and water (and love) is all you need to stay alive but I always felt that the spirit needs its own food.
And also the picture above: when we went down to the arcade as teenagers we were never as good at the games than when we had a smoke: there was that moment when we were in the zone and we would always end up in the top 10 high scores. Sorry FBI!
Take Care Friend
5 posts
+21 votes
by
Macktax
Barrington Levy - Here I Come
Am braaaadd am braaad am broadarrr than broadddwayyyyyyy yes am broaddd am broad am broader than broadwayyyyyy
7 posts
+10 votes
by
Jimmy Boco
Reggae/Dub or Adjacent
https://open.spotify.com/track/33Jb8wzZfnCO2kA06FSO5x?si=zYkwcJsPSJG4bh1jJWArBQ&context=spotify%3Aplaylist%3A37i9dQZEVXbkCNKu3BhBvN
2 posts
+9 votes
Mr Oizo - Flat Beat
9 posts
+42 votes
by
RobDj79
Fatboy slim docu
by
RobDj79
Fatboy slim docu
There's a great documentary on sky documentaries about the legendary "Big Beach Boutique" beach party on Brighton beach back in 2002. Well worth a watch, especially if you were one of the 250k folk that attended.
There were some mental outdoor parties in the early 2000's
This being one, The Leeds love parade and Glastonbury in 2000 were 2 of my most memorable.
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There were some mental outdoor parties in the early 2000's
This being one, The Leeds love parade and Glastonbury in 2000 were 2 of my most memorable.
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He did a Beach Tour around the country shortly after and I got to see him at Northumbria Uni back in my student days. Will try and have a watch.
We also had Tiesto play Newcastle Uni. Crazy small venue for such a big dj.
We also had Tiesto play Newcastle Uni. Crazy small venue for such a big dj.
I and my buddies were there. Was awesome if absolutely mental. Did quite a lot of outdoor events in those days. Homelands was a classic.
I built the big tents at homelands one year and after the festival someone found a police amnesty box it was insane !! Police just left it in the middle of the field with stuff to be picked up by someoneโฆ the site team had the maddest night ever lol
3 posts
+10 votes
by
rainbows77
Klaus Schulze: Seth - Pt. 3
Not experienced anything musically as amazing as Bach and Stravinsky. In particular, Brandenburg concerto no.3 movement 3 and Petrushka. The compassion expressed in Bach is like being the heart of god. And Petrushka, a pure delight of the senses.
Violets for my furs - billie holliday
Lovin the so called โnew classicsโ like Max richter
https://youtu.be/oBQoL8ydXYo?si=3jN2vdcf77m_gYqA
https://youtu.be/b_YHE4Sx-08?si=c10V5qXl370thGmB
Lovin the so called โnew classicsโ like Max richter
https://youtu.be/oBQoL8ydXYo?si=3jN2vdcf77m_gYqA
https://youtu.be/b_YHE4Sx-08?si=c10V5qXl370thGmB
I'm a jazz cat, started out with hip hop in the early 80's, as I grew and understood the source content more, I got into jazz, funk, soul, disco etc etc. I have stoopid jazz collection at this point, still find new samples every day.
Coltrane's Naima is the song I want to escort me to the next level when the time comes.
Other than the ones we all know and love (Coltrane, Miles, Monk, Grant etc) Paul Desmond's discography has kept me busy recently, love Bobby Hutcherson and Bobby Humphreys. So much jazz so little time
Coltrane's Naima is the song I want to escort me to the next level when the time comes.
Other than the ones we all know and love (Coltrane, Miles, Monk, Grant etc) Paul Desmond's discography has kept me busy recently, love Bobby Hutcherson and Bobby Humphreys. So much jazz so little time
Just remembered how i got turned on to jazz - saw Don Cherrys Nu in Aberdeen in the 90s and i was blown away !
Hi glabazoie
Not a song I know very well but there is a classic version by Julie London with Barney Kessel on guitar (album "Julie Is Her Name").
There is an instrumental version I like a lot because of Grant Green playing a beautiful guitar solo (on the album "All The Gin IS Gone" by Jimmy Forrest).
You can listen to both on Youtube.
I have a few Jazz Standards which I like (and play as a dabbling Jazz guitar player) but they are the usual array: Stella by Starlight, You Go to My Head, Foggy Day In London, How High The Moon and so on but it really depends on the artist.
Also there is a major distinction between instrumental versions and sung versions. I don't think the instrumental versions are as accessible to the casual listener.
Cheers
Not a song I know very well but there is a classic version by Julie London with Barney Kessel on guitar (album "Julie Is Her Name").
There is an instrumental version I like a lot because of Grant Green playing a beautiful guitar solo (on the album "All The Gin IS Gone" by Jimmy Forrest).
You can listen to both on Youtube.
I have a few Jazz Standards which I like (and play as a dabbling Jazz guitar player) but they are the usual array: Stella by Starlight, You Go to My Head, Foggy Day In London, How High The Moon and so on but it really depends on the artist.
Also there is a major distinction between instrumental versions and sung versions. I don't think the instrumental versions are as accessible to the casual listener.
Cheers
1 post
+6 votes
by
Gratesmanes
VIBEZzzzz
1 post
+3 votes
by
Nawty Geezer
Infectious Grooves
by
Nawty Geezer
Infectious Grooves
Infectious Grooves.Thats what I'm listening to at the moment. Amazing band so tight. Love classical as I'm a big Yngwie Malmsteen fan and into Jazz and love Mahavishnu. I like any music that has virtuoso musicians
3 posts
+9 votes
by
zeppomarx
Chechnya Outlaws Music >116bpm
Iโm picturing like six drum and bass enthusiasts in Chechnya, absolutely gutted, planning a political asylum case. Refugee status on raver grounds. Their freedom to skank out shall not be infringed and I stand with them.
22 posts
+68 votes
by
micallo
Feeling Good
