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  • ChinaskiChinaski Santa Cruz, CA
    Travis said:
    Is it even a hot take to say that Push It by Salt N Peppa is in essence twice as long as it should be? I mean, that riff is killer, the "ah-push it" breaks are catchy and cool, and the like 8 bars of rapping that happens are really good, but man that's a great two minute well that they go to for 4 1/2. C'mon SP&S. Once it devolves into that "you really got me" section it's just kind of a "you guys are just making more song for the sake of making more song aren't you?" type of situation.
    aaaaaannnnd now Salt n Peppa will be stuck in my head all weekend. thanks alot @Travis :#
    Traviscdrive
  • TravisTravis CA
    edited September 2020
    Chinaski said:
    Travis said:
    Is it even a hot take to say that Push It by Salt N Peppa is in essence twice as long as it should be? I mean, that riff is killer, the "ah-push it" breaks are catchy and cool, and the like 8 bars of rapping that happens are really good, but man that's a great two minute well that they go to for 4 1/2. C'mon SP&S. Once it devolves into that "you really got me" section it's just kind of a "you guys are just making more song for the sake of making more song aren't you?" type of situation.
    aaaaaannnnd now Salt n Peppa will be stuck in my head all weekend. thanks alot @Travis :#
    That's stamped, signed, and postage due on delivery direct from Mint Chip! Ha!

    PIVOT: Real Raw from Dr. Octo shuffled up "gerbils for rectums, I'll break you off like Richard Gere" is a fantastic line.
    Chinaski
  • ChinaskiChinaski Santa Cruz, CA
    edited September 2020
    Travis said:
    Chinaski said:
    Travis said:
    Is it even a hot take to say that Push It by Salt N Peppa is in essence twice as long as it should be? I mean, that riff is killer, the "ah-push it" breaks are catchy and cool, and the like 8 bars of rapping that happens are really good, but man that's a great two minute well that they go to for 4 1/2. C'mon SP&S. Once it devolves into that "you really got me" section it's just kind of a "you guys are just making more song for the sake of making more song aren't you?" type of situation.
    aaaaaannnnd now Salt n Peppa will be stuck in my head all weekend. thanks alot @Travis :#
    That's stamped, signed, and postage due on delivery direct from Mint Chip! Ha!

    Straight face balloons GIF on GIFER - by Sa
    Travis
  • ChinaskiChinaski Santa Cruz, CA
    i'm listening to Okkervil River - Black Sheep Boy. can't believe it's 15 years old! it def still holds up.
    Travis
  • Chinaski said:
    i'm listening to Okkervil River - Black Sheep Boy. can't believe it's 15 years old! it def still holds up.
    Trip out. Come Back I am Waiting just shuffled up a song or two back. I hadn't heard it in ages either. It's a really fantastic record. I really enjoy the Appendix too. They're awesome. 

    Have you seen the live version of For Real that they did for some radio show and switched up the vibe a bit (more so played it straighter by way of the beat). It's pretty cool. Funny how much just a minor beat shift can change it. They also shifted the dynamics a bit, kind of flattened out the punches. I definitely prefer original recipe, but I enjoyed the new take on it.


    Chinaski
  • Like @Travis mentioned a few posts ago I've been returning to some Elliott Smith favs, he was so talented:

    hooked on an old Moe song, the guitar is so fun:

    Khruangbin + Leon Bridges = Texas Sun bliss:





    Travis
  • ChinaskiChinaski Santa Cruz, CA
    Travis said:

    Have you seen the live version of For Real that they did for some radio show and switched up the vibe a bit (more so played it straighter by way of the beat). It's pretty cool. Funny how much just a minor beat shift can change it. They also shifted the dynamics a bit, kind of flattened out the punches. I definitely prefer original recipe, but I enjoyed the new take on it.


    nice! thanks for sharing! i've never seen this.
    Travis
  • @Univ3rsalmind Nice! I'm really becoming more and more solid in the fact that he's the best songwriter I've ever heard. Giving a fresh look to some of the lyrics to the songs... damn. He was just a goddamn wizard. Such a gift for metaphor and analogy. Such a gift for straightforward honesty too. He's the best!
    Univ3rsalmind
  • cdrivecdrive Houston, TX
    edited September 2020
    Wow!  Can't wait to dig into this!

    Deerhoof Release New Surprise Covers Album Love-Lore: Stream

    The 43-song (!) "medley" includes reimagined versions of The Beach Boys, Parliament, Kraftwerk, and more


    https://consequenceofsound.net/2020/09/stream-deerhoof-love-lore-covers-album/?new=true&utm_campaign=optim&utm_expid=.I2OkZS06Riahk3U0vrA5rQ.1&utm_referrer=https://www.google.com/

    Love-Lore Tracklist:
    01. Ornelle Coleman – “In All Languages”
    02. John Donald Robb – “Excerpt from Spatial Serenade”
    03. Voivod – “Macrosolutions to Megaproblems”
    04. Earl Kim – “Earthlight”
    05. Stu Phillips – “Knight Rider”
    06. Raymond Scott – “Ohio Bell”
    07. Mauricio Kagel – “Music for Renaissance Instruments”
    08. Eddie Grant – “Electric Avenue”
    09. Gary Numan – “Cars”
    10. Karlheinz Stockhausen – “Kontakte”
    11. The Beach Boys – “Wonderful”
    12. Gerald Fried – “Star Trek: Balance of Terror”
    13. Pauline Oliveros – “All Fours
    14. Paul Williams – “Rainbow Connection”
    15. James Tenney – “For Ann (Rising)”
    16. Silver Apples – “Oscillations”
    17. Kraftwerk – “We Are the Robots”
    18. John Williams – “Close Encounters of the Third Kind”
    19. The Police – “Driven to Tears”
    20. Morton Feldman – “Patterns in a Chromatic Field”
    21. Sun Ra – “They Dwell on Other Planes”
    22. Parliament – “Unfunky UFO”
    23. Asha Puthli – “Space Talk”
    24. Ennio Morricone – “Ottave Comandamento: Corri Veloce”
    25. Milton Babbitt – “Homily for Snare Drum”
    26. The B-52s – “Song for a Future Generation”
    27. Sofia Gubaidulina – “Mechanical Accordion”
    28. Vinicius De Moraes and Baden Powell – “O Astronauta”
    29. Dionne Warwick – “Do You Know the Way to San Jose?”
    30. David Graeber – “Of Flying Cars and the Declining Rate of Profit”
    31. Derek Bailey – “Improvisation”
    32. William Hanna and Hoyt Curtin – “The Jetsons”
    33. Anthony Braxon – “C-M=B05”
    34. Gyorgy Kurtag – “Shadows for Contrabass Solo”
    35. Eric Siday – “The Perking Coffee Pot”
    36. Igor Stravinsky – “Variations Aldous Huxley in Memoriam”
    37. Caetano Veloso – “Pulsar”
    38. Luigi Nono – “Uno Espressione”
    39. Krzysztof Penderecki – “Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima”
    40. John Cage – “Empty Words”
    41. George Brecht – “Drip Music”
    42. The Velvet Underground – “All Tomorrow’s Parties”
    43. Laurie Anderson – “Example #22


    ChinaskiTravis
  • ChinaskiChinaski Santa Cruz, CA
    oh yeah, i heard about this but didn't know the specifics of the covers. good looking out @cdrive!
    cdriveTravis
  • @cdrive Trip out. I'm super interested to what these covers will sound like. Definitely going to be checking that one out. Thanks for the heads up, buddy!
    Chinaskicdrive
  • Pixies - Gigantic


    cdrivekingbee67Travis
  • TravisTravis CA
    edited October 2020
    This one shuffled up just now and I'm so pumped. Haven't heard this one in years and it's so goddamn good!
    FIREHOSE!


    EDIT: I know I've probably said this 100 times in here, but I totally love this Department of Eagles record, In Ear Park. I actually would slot it above anything Grizzly Bear ever did and I have a lot of love for Grizzly Bear.
    CretanBull
  • My friend released an EP today....it answers the question about what happens when an old-school punk guy writes dystopian pop songs.

    https://open.spotify.com/album/0p1mLcwxutfU9lxlM6ZT1t?si=3ubooaqLSW6pX1w8GrLUDg
    cdrive
  • Sturgill Simpson released a bluegrass album, its great! Highlight so far for me is the new track

    "I Don't Mind"


    kingbee67
  • MichelleMichelle California
    INXS on shuffle :heart:
    kingbee67cdrive
  • kingbee67kingbee67 Los Angeles Ca.
    edited October 2020
    Live Opeth while I work on the lathe in the garage.

    turned 4 pens and a little key ring thing. While live at Red Rocks and Royal Albert shows played.

    https://www.instagram.com/p/CG5wsXnDV-0/?igshid=87ggo64otc59

    @Univ3rsalmind gonna give the Simpson album a go. 

    A few songs in and this real good. Best new  music I’ve heard in while. 
    Univ3rsalmind
  • MichelleMichelle California
    U2 - The Joshua Tree
  • MichelleMichelle California
    Jesus and Mary Chain - Automatic
    cdriveChinaskiCretanBull
  • cdrivecdrive Houston, TX
    Had a whooooole lot of windshield time today so I listened to WYNC's Spooked episode with Alabama Shakes singer Brittany Howard. 



    https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/spooked/episodes/dont-wanna-fright-no-more

    That of course led into a deep dive into the Alabama Shakes, who I've listened to a few times before but never dug in deep.  Played most of Sound & Color.  I have to say I have a new appreciation for this band.  
    ChinaskiMichelle
  • DoubleA_RonDoubleA_Ron San Diego
    edited November 2020
    Fell down an Oingo Boingo rabbit hole, being Halloween and all.  Anyone that shits on Elfman’s musical prowess can GTFO.

    I’d never seen this particular concert video before, but man... this is peak Elfman/Boingo.  Everything about this is just so impeccable from a performance standpoint.  Such a tight band with incredible, mostly underrated musicians.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQ2ChsCwIkc&feature=share

    Travis
  • Michelle said:
    Jesus and Mary Chain - Automatic
    I wish there was a 'love' option...JAMC are one of my favs :)
    Michellecdrive
  • ChinaskiChinaski Santa Cruz, CA
    Chinaski said:
    a lot of Jesus and Mary Chain today to get me through the day. it worked.
    yeah @CretanBull - 100%! got me through September actually. one of my fav bands!

    Michelle
  • MichelleMichelle California
    Alison Moyet, one of my favorite singers.  Her voice is *transcendent*. :heart:


  • Trouble by Feist covering Cat Stevens




  • MichelleMichelle California
    edited November 2020
    Getting this busy week started the right way with a bunch of 80s mixes.


    Also, for any Bay Area people old enough to remember the Steve Masters mixes on Live105, this totally reminds me of those. :) :heart:


  • cdrivecdrive Houston, TX
    edited November 2020
    New release last Friday from Cass McCombs......typical Cass...this song is haunting, magical, amazing.


    I was listening again just now for a quick drive to get a Topo Chico w/ twist of lime, and a redbull since it's a beautiful day.  Maybe it's the exhaustion and also waiting to see if a Federal Judge in Houston is going to throw out my vote, but I got a little choked up when it got to "vote for Breonna Taylor, vote for George Floyd".  Hauntingly hopeful and with a beautiful day juxtaposed with my extreme frustration right now hitting F5 following  @RMFifthCircuit Raffi Melkonian on the court hearing....
    Travis
  • Hi everybody.
    If you're ever in the mood to do a really over-think-y, but super gratifying from the standpoint of having a great excuse to pour over a bunch of music that you love, do a Top 50 (or however many) songs but with the wrinkle that you can only use the same band once. You can use an artist that's in multiple bands multiple times (for instance, you could have 4 entries with Lou Barlow (solo, Sebadoh, Folk Implosion, and Dino Jr.). I finished mine recently to do this twitter countdown thing, and it was totally fun and way, way overwrought. I recommend it for a silly tunes project.
    Chinaskicdrive
  • ChinaskiChinaski Santa Cruz, CA
    Travis said:
    Hi everybody.
    If you're ever in the mood to do a really over-think-y, but super gratifying from the standpoint of having a great excuse to pour over a bunch of music that you love, do a Top 50 (or however many) songs but with the wrinkle that you can only use the same band once. You can use an artist that's in multiple bands multiple times (for instance, you could have 4 entries with Lou Barlow (solo, Sebadoh, Folk Implosion, and Dino Jr.). I finished mine recently to do this twitter countdown thing, and it was totally fun and way, way overwrought. I recommend it for a silly tunes project.
    wow dude! i'm doing something similar. when the pandemic started back in March i started a Top 100 Playlist 'Project'. i could only use 1 band per song (so essentially 100 bands). after picking the songs, my next step was telling a story (with the songs I chose) and making sure each song seamed perfectly into the next. so after like 80ish songs i realized i wanted to break it down into 2 Top 50 Playlists that was like an old school cassette, A Side and B Side. I then changed the rules where i could chose 2 songs per band, 1 song on the A side (which tells the story) and 1 Song on the B Side (which is like the cutting room floor footage in a movie). 8 months later I have my 50 bands, 100 Songs, and most of Side A in the 'perfect' order (this part is the hardest). anyways, yeah that's been my music nerd 'project' haha. hope that made sense.
    cdriveTravis
  • Recently I only listen to old music from 80 and mostly it's rock, what a pity that now rock is not as popular as it used to be.
    Travis
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