Tunes
Dance tunes? How's about dancing tongues?
Absolutely good guitar player
Well worth a listen if you appreciate something a bit different and experimental
Chill mix there philo, perfect for later on a sunny Friday evening. Cheers.
To maintain the mood, here are a couple of tracks from the Ned Kelly album by Ash Davies.
Too early for a chill out Connie? Try this instead.
Love that Buffalo Springfield song Rob
And Tribe. Love old school rap as in vocals. Teen years. Still holds up against this trap rap shit today
2 pints….classic.
Local variation on the theme?
Ease into your weekend.
Lovely stuff Snuffy, cheers.
Song title had me firing up some Fred Neil. A wonderful eastern style jam
and a cover of LeadBelly's Linin' Track
Fav thread goin' round this one here. Elevators, Cramps, Animals, Buffalo Springfield...good shit!
Last night on tour...
inspired by Stu's addition...
How on Earth did I get so jaded
Life’s mystery seems to have faded
Another one which might not suit your current mood but is nonetheless one of the best songs ever.
Sunday night. Ahhh, a chance to sit back and relax.
Been posted before but hey!
turn around, turn around, turn around
and you may come full circle
and be new here again
Nice. Bill Callaghan is one strange cat.
A song about a town.
Mark E Smith / The Fall got mentioned a little while back. Heard this on the radio yesterday as part of a tribute to Chris Bailey. A suitable salute to both.
cover released with video package for new PQ album. Top notch output as always, leaning more heavily in to talking heads vibes with some krautrock (black widow spider) and dance grooves (plant life, sympathy for life) thrown in.
Austin Brown noted: "I didn’t really feel like making another rock record. This whole scene of these massive indie rock festivals, seeing the way musicians are treated like faux celebrities, and the way minor indie musicians get worshiped in this unidirectional way — there’s the group on stage, everyone’s looking at them, and thinking they’re the most important people just because they happen to be the loudest. I got really into dance music and realized in those environments, the music is the thing that connects everybody."
Brown started attending nights out at the famed dance party venue The Loft in New York City, describing his experiences as "subversive, anti-establishment, progressive, and also the most enriching American psychedelic experience that has been created. This was something I really wanted to carry into the process of creating our new record." Savage's own songwriting contributions were influenced by taking the drug acid while attending the gym: "It all started one day when I went to the gym on acid. I just felt like, 'I'm a fucking machine here, I'm killing it'. Something about the psychedelic experience gives you this mind over matter thing. I not only have my wonderful physique to be thankful for, but it also started this songwriting process for me. I guess it could be considered a performance-enhancing drug to some degree."
this is just as good if not better than the album version imo...bit of piano and sax for this overcast morning here in the hills
full visual album vid found here:
also, they're touring in July. great live act and worth checking out
Lovely work gents. Nice to hear P Courts are touring, may have to get myself along to one.
Beck is another one who has grown over the years, but I do like the stuff from his backwoods days.
A few songs that make you realise the human race hasn't come that far in 40 years!!
Intergenerational perfection
Particularly at first light.
Following up DSDS’ early post, my personal fave Beetles track.
And some newish releases from the old dart.
Oh FFS, cursed autocorrect! Beatles track.
After greenday in 1995 in highschool this band got me more into 90's American punk rock which as everyone knows is a bit different to 80's punk but i love this track all the same.
Heard it on a snowboard segment with Daniel Franc who at the time was one of the best at mystys etc.
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Eclectic mix Rob, thanks.
Hey Rob, been flogging that Beck track you posted earlier in the week. Great to give his older catalogue a good listen through. Cheers
If we're doing Beatles, gotta throw this groove in to the mix
Alright, time for some discussion on what yr all listening too. My iTunes inventory is getting a little stale so I'm up for some inspiration.
Currently loving The Drones' album "Havilah".. incredible songwriting and some of the best recorded guitars and drum I've heard in a long time. I'm a little late to the party with this album but it's on high rotation at the moment and will probably stay there a while. I've seen these guys live once (Fowlers, Adelaide) and fortunately they're incredible on stage too. Can't wait to see them again.