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Song of the Day
Songs you want to share with other folks. Nothing too well know, please. This isn't a Greatest Hits group.
Stone Machine Electric - "Mushroom Cloud" Live - YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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"Stone Machine Electric - "Mushroom Cloud" Live Recorded live at The Grotto in Fort Worth on 2013.02.07"
- Hieronymous Boosh
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Mighty Mike - Imagine a Jump (John Lennon vs. Van Halen) - YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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Headless Gnad Kicker liked this
*slams own head in door until loss of consciousness*
- Hieronymous Boosh
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OMG.... bwahahahaha!
- Headless Gnad Kicker
wow, that's some delayed reaction there, Melly. :)
- Hieronymous Boosh
The Doors - When The Music's Over - YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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Koleksiyoner Ali, Jennifer Dittrich, Greg GuitarBuster and imabonehead liked this
"Closing track from the Doors' 1967 album Strange Days. Credited to John Densmore, Robby Krieger, Ray Manzarek, and Jim Morrison."
- Hieronymous Boosh
from Bookmarklet
Arch Oboler - I'm Hungry
VERY hungry.
- Hieronymous Boosh
Jim #TeamMonique liked this
That was the first album of theirs I owned and also my first exposure to Vargas.
- Spidra Webster
same here. good tunes on both sides, too. probly still lurking in my vinyl somewhere.
- Hieronymous Boosh
Omg, she is on a car!
- Joe Boone
i dig the hubcaps.
- Hieronymous Boosh
Bye Bye Love - The Cars - YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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"The Cars perform Bye Bye Love on their Candy-O tour"
- Hieronymous Boosh
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so weird to think that Orr and Ocasek were a folk-rock duo in the early 70s.
- Hieronymous Boosh
I love this song. Love!
- Jim #TeamMonique
a band i was in long ago tried to work this up. the keyboardist couldn't pull off what Greg Hawkes did, however.
- Hieronymous Boosh
Not a lot of people could. My college band never did Cars songs because Greg Hawkes.
- Jim #TeamMonique
And Easton was no slouch as a guitar player.
- Jim #TeamMonique
I had nothing to listen to but broadcast radio on the drive south yesterday. "Just What I Needed" came on and I was thinking that the Cars really have a "LA" sound for the '80s despite coming from Boston. There's just something about their music that makes me imagine Angelyne, pink and turquoise geometrics and the beach. Which is weird given that they're from Boston.
- Spidra Webster
Easton was fantastic. IIRC, Orr sang the overwhelming majority of their hits.
- Hieronymous Boosh
That's funny. I always think of my HS best buddy, Ron when I hear them. He loved the Cars and even looked a little like Ocasek.
- Jim #TeamMonique
The Waitresses I Know What Boys Like - YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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Headless Gnad Kicker, Jennifer Dittrich and Spidra Webster liked this
oh, yes...
- Hieronymous Boosh
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and i'm probly not the only person to forget the great sax solo in this.
- Hieronymous Boosh
Alice In Chains - "Again" - live TV - 1996 - YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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last hurrah.
- Hieronymous Boosh
from Bookmarklet
Alice In Chains - Them Bones - Live - Jools Holland - 1993 - YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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on the car stereo the last time i nearly died behind the wheel. HELLO, SOUTH DAKOTA!!
- Hieronymous Boosh
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Alice In Chains - Would? - YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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SteVe C liked this
21 years ago... 0_o
- Hieronymous Boosh
We are old!
- SteVe C
*rocks-out on Zimmer frame*
- Hieronymous Boosh
Stayin' Alive In The Wall (Pink Floyd vs Bee Gees Mashup) by Wax Audio - YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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Headless Gnad Kicker, WarLord and Son of Groucho liked this
SUSPICION CONFIRMED. THEY ARE THE SAME SONG. :P
- Hieronymous Boosh
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Great find!
- Son of Groucho
Blondie Vs. The Doors - Rapture Riders - YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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now i definitely won't be able to sleep tonight.
- Hieronymous Boosh
from Bookmarklet
I was right, but not because of this.
- Hieronymous Boosh
Queens of the Stone Age - I Appear Missing - YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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SteVe C liked this
from the new album coming out in June.
- Hieronymous Boosh
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Laibach - Die Liebe - YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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"Laibach - "Die Liebe". Video by Marijan Osole - Max ŠKD Forum, ŠKUC, 1986"
- Hieronymous Boosh
from Bookmarklet
Easy Star All Stars - She's Leaving Home
Koleksiyoner Ali and Stephen Mack #TeamMomo liked this
Kirsty Rock did the vocal on this one as well. (as evidenced by the graphic)
- Hieronymous Boosh
Easy Star All-Stars - Paranoid Android (featuring Kirsty Rock)
Koleksiyoner Ali, Victor Ganata and Stephen Mack #TeamMomo liked this
That's nifty.
- Stephen Mack #TeamMomo
"Jah loves his children."
- Hieronymous Boosh
This is really really awesome.
- Stephen Mack #TeamMomo
the whole album is. go get it, your ears will thank you.
- Hieronymous Boosh
Sandra Boynton - O, Lonely Peas
Koleksiyoner Ali and LB: #TeamMonique liked this
the delivery of the singer on this reminds me a bit of Dennis DeYoung.
- Hieronymous Boosh
Hieronymous Boosh to Hieronymous's feed, Song of the Day, Composers' Symposium, Guitar Porn and Friends, RPM Challenge
DUB ECHOES" (FULL VIDEO) - YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/watch...
scherbi: bottom dweller, MoTO #TeamMonique and Adrian liked this
"It's just a small word from a smaller island, but the ripples created by Jamaica's revolutionary experiments in sound are still being felt some 40 years later. This documentary flag-waves the influence of dub to such a degree you may be left wondering if there's any corner of the music world untouched by King Tubby's baby, and just what role it had in the invention of sliced bread. Except, of course, it's all true, minus the Sunblest."
- Hieronymous Boosh
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Hip-hop latched onto its re-adaptation of recorded sound, disco ripped it off for effects and remixology, techno minimalists hailed its kindred postmodernist spirit and sense of space, crusties skinned up and nodded off. But for all Dub Echoes' testimony from the music's extended family - Brazilian rappers, London jungle and dubstep producers, Belgian mash-up auteurs - it's reggae's children who really nail the subject, and its malleability.
- Hieronymous Boosh
UK dub producer Mad Professor explains "every object has its shadow, dub is the shadow of the tune"; stentorian Jamaican poet Mutabaruka says "it's where the engineer becomes the artist". The prospect of one man and his mixing desk may not sound like an enticing spectacle (though anyone who's witnessed live mixes in action could swear to the contrary).
- Hieronymous Boosh
And it's perhaps this fear that is Dub Echoes' chief weakness - it's long on talking heads, short on twiddling fingers, just a few too-brief clips of "artist" in action, hindered by slow-motion film and one-camera takes. But the delight is in the detail: Bunny Lee offering a guided tour of his old master tapes, U-Roy reminiscing about all-night open-air dances, Lee Perry explaining just why he had to burn down his old Black Ark studio.
- Hieronymous Boosh
Otherwise, it's a reminder that while Jamaica didn't wholly create the modern music world, its role in shaping it goes on, and on, and on.
- Hieronymous Boosh
i've been meaning to sit down with this and give it my undivided attention. i think i may be adding this to my list of music documentary DVDs to get, along with "Mellodrama" and a few others. (already got "Moog" and "I Dream Of Wires" is due in June.)
- Hieronymous Boosh
BUMP for the tape echo feedback.
- Hieronymous Boosh
and now i am cruising the online used gear stores for vintage DDLs and analogue delays. :P
- Hieronymous Boosh
i may have just bought a couple of early 1980s 8-bit DDLs, one of which is also a pitch transposer. 0_o
- Hieronymous Boosh
SteVe C and Brent Schaus liked this
like Syd Barrett and late-90s Radiohead with a dash of The Doors and some Birthday Party tossed in.
- Hieronymous Boosh
I hear Floyd mixed with Bright Eyes
- SteVe C
Syd Barrett was the original singer/guitarist/songwriter for Pink Floyd, so that makes sense.
- Hieronymous Boosh
Tom Jones and The Cardigans - Burning Down The House
esther, aranduril, mevlütünal and 7 other people liked this
a little bit of Tuesday morning antidote to lighten the mood.
- Hieronymous Boosh
bumping for a booster shot.
- Hieronymous Boosh
This is something else. Thanks, Joe.
- Stephen Mack #TeamMomo
This is one of my favorite covers! :D
- Jennifer Dittrich
can ya buy this?
- SteVe C
probly on iTunes or Amazon mp3 or something. it came out around '99, i think.
- Hieronymous Boosh
from wikipedia: "In 1999 the Cardigans recorded a duet cover of Talking Heads' "Burning Down the House" with Tom Jones for his album Reload." (Reload article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...)
- Hieronymous Boosh
Trent Reznor and Peter Murphy cover "Warm Leatherette" by The Normal
Koleksiyoner Ali, adf, Jennifer Dittrich and 3 other people liked this
this is one of 14 tracks i have of them playing live on the radio in various US cities in 2006. not a weak moment anywhere, and i'm not even really a fan (tho obviously i don't dislike them).
- Hieronymous Boosh
I love Peter Murphy and his prior incarnation, but I'm not a fan generally of Trent's vocals though I like NIN's instrumentation. Trent does do interesting collaborations and covers though.
- Tinfoil 2.0
this is pretty much all Murphy singing and Reznor playing.
- Hieronymous Boosh
As it should be :)
- Tinfoil 2.0
NIN's going to be at Lolla this year. I'm torn, because I really like some of their stuff, but some just annoys me.
- Tinfoil 2.0
a little bird tells me Murphy will be doing a show in Austin in a couple of weeks, too.
- Hieronymous Boosh
King's X - Summerland
Koleksiyoner Ali and aranduril liked this
just got earwormed by a former bandmate, we used to cover this about...21 years ago. :P
- Hieronymous Boosh
sadly, our singer couldn't get close to Doug Pinnick's voice and delivery. more like a cross between Jim Morrison and Peter Murphy...which was interesting but very odd.
- Hieronymous Boosh
happy to say i totally nailed the guitar parts and sounds for this at the time.
- Hieronymous Boosh
Faith No More - Surprise! You're Dead!
SteVe C, imabonehead and teleken liked this
another song we covered too often.
- Hieronymous Boosh
Suzanne Vega - Predictions (from the album "Days Of Open Hand")
SteVe C liked this
*heads to the fridge*
- Hieronymous Boosh
Suzanne Vega - Song of Sand (from the album "99.9 F°")
this song is at once heartbreaking and uplifting. to me, anyway.
- Hieronymous Boosh
The Beatles - I Am The Walrus (minus sound effects and without George Martin's orchestrations or the whooping oompa loompa choir sticking it up your jumpah)
Just Kidée: Road Warrior and Stephen Mack #TeamMomo liked this
Pornographic priestess.
- Hieronymous Boosh
also? KNICKERS.
- Hieronymous Boosh
The Beatles - Good Morning Good Morning (minus sound effects and guitar solos and without George Martin's orchestrations)
Maitani, CarlC, spelling expert, Sir Shuping is just sir and 3 other people liked this
a pretty excellent pop rock tune, even stripped down.
- Hieronymous Boosh
Btw, that image is large enough to serve as a desktop.
- Hieronymous Boosh
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