3milelake wrote:New Blitzen Trapper:

http://www.npr.org/2017/10/26/560026207 ... d-reckless

Good to see you back, brother

Clams wrote:

bovine knievel wrote:

First listen, like it a lot.

I freaking love this.

cortez the killer wrote:

Iowan wrote:

cortez the killer wrote:
I wasn't really paying attention to or enamored with The Killers or this album when it came out on the early 00s. Being removed from the scene, the hype, the pretension, etc., I can confidently say this is a really strong album. Of course my recent foray/obsession with post-punk & 80s alternative/underground rock (whatever the fuck you wanna call it) has recalibrated how I hear music. Some might say The Killers are too derivative, but I'm perfectly fine with it.

That was big my junior year of college.

All These Things Ive Done is pretty close to being a perfect song. Somebody Told Me was one of those rare tunes that got cranked at every house party that was actually good.

My boss at the time (2004) was a big Killers fan. There was no escaping hearing "Mr. Brightside" or "All These Things I've Done" in the mid-2000s. I liked both songs, but never felt compelled to get the album or dig any deeper. During that time, I was deep into Neil Young, Jerry Jeff Walker, Guy Clark, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, Steve Earle, The Jayhawks, Wilco, Son Volt & Magnolia Electric Co.

Strange that I find this post tonight. During a football game earlier they were playi g Mr. Bright side going into a commercial. I hadn't thought about that song or The Killers in a long time. I really liked that song when it was popular and liked that record and Sam's Town both a lot. This was during a time when I was mostly listening to jam bands but I really enjoyed both of those records. I sort of lost track of The Killers after that as I soon finally got around to listening to a band I had been hearing about for a while calledDriveby Truckers and that took me in a whole different direction. I think I'll revisit those two Killers records.

the background world off of the add violence ep by nine inch nails. can't stop listening to it. my favorite nin song in a long time although i did really like the hesitation marks album.

I realised at the weekend that this period was when I first became aware of Dylan. This is really good and the band are sensational

SRO

Oh no, no, please god help me!

Trampled by turtles

Vulfpeck, Mr. Finish Line

whatwouldcooleydo? wrote:





Oh no, no, please god help me!

Good call! I love listening to Black Sabbath this time of year.

cortez the killer wrote:

Circling back from a couple weeks ago, I'm gonna take an AOTW stab at Pavement/Malkmus pretty soon. Just need to carve out some time.

Frampton and Steve Miller. Guess I'm having a 70's resurgence.

cortez yacht rock spotify playlists. all weekend.

Beebs wrote:

deets please, good sir.

dime in the gutter wrote:deets please, good sir.

Elder - Dead Roots Stirring



I start anyone who is interested at the title track to this album

http://beholdtheelder.bandcamp.com/trac ... s-stirring

Then the whole album

http://beholdtheelder.bandcamp.com/albu ... stirring-2

Then Lore



This album monopolized half my brain for about a year.

http://beholdtheelder.bandcamp.com/album/lore

Then check out Reflections.