What's Everyone Listening to?

[dime in the gutter]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFpv1LKrA9s#t=55
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holy smokes.

from one of those excellent links in the kinks thread from cortez.

[bovine knievel]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFpv1LKrA9s#t=55
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holy smokes.

from one of those excellent links in the kinks thread from cortez.

Fixed

[dime in the gutter]

bovine is a fucking genius.

[cortez the killer]

I'm 42 years old. I'm skeptical by nature. I'm in the midst of a life-altering moment. I'm not in the market for life-changing, new music. You could make the argument that I'm over-sensitized when it comes to rock & roll. This blew my fuckin' mind. I always thought Bo Diddley was some old, drunk, high dude who played wacky, homemade guitars and rode the Chuck Berry/Little Richard wave. This video changed it all. Are you fucking kidding me? I once wrote if an alien came down from space and wanted to know what rock and roll was, I would have him/her/it listen to Magnolia Electric Co's Trials & Error. Nope. I'm showing him/her/it this. Circuit-blowing, perspective-altering stuff. Hole Lee Foo King Sheet.

[cortez the killer]

Kinky as all fuck.

[zoid]

Since we are on page 1313 of this thread ...

[joelle]

[linkous]

Being payed overtime rates at work for doing next to no work, and listening to this lot.

[3milelake]

new one? thoughts?

Yeah, it's new, giving it another go right now. I'm a sucker for Dwight, but a very strong first listening experience. Top notch backing musicians here. Title track is great, nice take on Man of Constant Sorrow & the final track V's of Birds has a kind of Jackson Browne, Garth Hudson Band-y vibe about it. Great harmonies throughout, no skippers, that's for sure.

[joelle]

[Duke Silver]

Nebraska

[3milelake]

I'm 42 years old. I'm skeptical by nature. I'm in the midst of a life-altering moment. I'm not in the market for life-changing, new music. You could make the argument that I'm over-sensitized when it comes to rock & roll. This blew my fuckin' mind. I always thought Bo Diddley was some old, drunk, high dude who played wacky, homemade guitars and rode the Chuck Berry/Little Richard wave. This video changed it all. Are you fucking kidding me? I once wrote if an alien came down from space and wanted to know what rock and roll was, I would have him/her/it listen to Magnolia Electric Co's Trials & Error. Nope. I'm showing him/her/it this. Circuit-blowing, perspective-altering stuff. Hole Lee Foo King Sheet.

That's crazy! Hell of a performance.

[cortez the killer]

[Markalanbishop]

new one? thoughts?

Yeah, it's new, giving it another go right now. I'm a sucker for Dwight, but a very strong first listening experience. Top notch backing musicians here. Title track is great, nice take on Man of Constant Sorrow & the final track V's of Birds has a kind of Jackson Browne, Garth Hudson Band-y vibe about it. Great harmonies throughout, no skippers, that's for sure.

Tried to get this record today at my local record shop but the shipment doesn't arrive til Monday. Big Dwight fan too. Can't wait.

[Markalanbishop]

Loving this. But 34 minutes?

[Clams]

Loving this. But 34 minutes?

More records nowadays should be 34 minutes. No bloat.


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[Markalanbishop]

[Shakespeare]

More records nowadays should be 34 minutes. No bloat.

totally agree. i was just talking on another board recently about how as much as i love blur, i rarely listen to them cuz all their albums feel at least 2/3 songs too long to me. take my dozen favorite songs of theirs and it beats almost any other band out there, but im not a mix/single tracks kinda guy and i rarely have time for albums with many skippable songs. i keep hoping dbt puts out a lean ~40 minute album eventually but i think patterson writes too many songs for that

speaking of half hour albums:

this thing is better than it had any right to be. bunch of old farts sounding as blown out and raucous as they did 50 years ago. fun stuff

[3milelake]

[dime in the gutter]

all day.

[Shakespeare]

[Shakespeare]

[cortez the killer]

[Shakespeare]

[Shakespeare]

[cortez the killer]

[Clams]

I'm 42 years old. I'm skeptical by nature. I'm in the midst of a life-altering moment. I'm not in the market for life-changing, new music. You could make the argument that I'm over-sensitized when it comes to rock & roll. This blew my fuckin' mind. I always thought Bo Diddley was some old, drunk, high dude who played wacky, homemade guitars and rode the Chuck Berry/Little Richard wave. This video changed it all. Are you fucking kidding me? I once wrote if an alien came down from space and wanted to know what rock and roll was, I would have him/her/it listen to Magnolia Electric Co's Trials & Error. Nope. I'm showing him/her/it this. Circuit-blowing, perspective-altering stuff. Hole Lee Foo King Sheet.

How many IPA's did you have before that post, Cortez?

[cortez the killer]

The over/under is 7.

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[Zip City]

I always thought Bo Diddley was some old, drunk, high dude who played wacky, homemade guitars and rode the Chuck Berry/Little Richard wave.

Blasphemy thread material

[Beebs]