Post Random Music-Related Thoughts You Have

[reconstruction_ seeds]

Favorite rock drumming song? Moby Dick by Led Zeppelin is great but I'm going to go with Harper Lewis by Russian circles.

Moby Dick drags, in some spots.

Gosh, it’s probably have to be something by Soundgarden. Probably pretty noose?

Anything AC/DC.

What About the intro of Harper Lewis by Russian Circles?. Is it just me or is it really great drumming?

[reconstruction_ seeds]

La Villa Strangioto or Hot For Teacher might take my #3 spot for favorite rock drum songs. I'm not counting jazz fusion because if so I'd probably include something from Return to Forever.

[bodysnatcher]

I’ve gotten to wear I just don’t enjoy straight forward covers. The novelty of “woah this band covered that band” has worn. Bring something new to the song. Note-for-note covers bore the shit out of me.

[oasisfan35]

I’ve gotten to wear I just don’t enjoy straight forward covers. The novelty of “woah this band covered that band” has worn. Bring something new to the song. Note-for-note covers bore the shit out of me.

I also just ran through the Cash American Recordings so...

[Jorge]

What I find even more tiresome than note-for-note covers is the whole "let's take an upbeat song and make it all slow and melancholy"; it's worked a few times (the Johnny Cash version of "Hurt" is obviously great because it's charged with genuine emotion; the Donnie Darko version of "Mad World" was fine I guess) but it's become such a predictable go-to for artists trying to re-imagine old classics that it feels like the aural equivalent of an Instagram filter.

[VinylGuy]

What I find even more tiresome than note-for-note covers is the whole "let's take an upbeat song and make it all slow and melancholy"; it's worked a few times (the Johnny Cash version of "Hurt" is obviously great because it's charged with genuine emotion; the Donnie Darko version of "Mad World" was fine I guess) but it's become such a predictable go-to for artists trying to re-imagine old classics that it feels like the aural equivalent of an Instagram filter.

i agree. Specially when the song is later on a trailer. Its so obvious it just tiresome and lame.

[Peeps]

ELO and to a greater extent Jeff Lynne are severely underrated

[bune]

I've been listening to IDLES "A Beautiful Thing: Live at Le Bataclan" a lot lately. Truly one of the best live albums I've ever heard. They have an energy, intensity and heart-on-sleeve earnestness that reminds me a lot of Vs.-era PJ. Introducing a song by bellowing "I. AM. A FEMINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIISSSST-AH!!!!" is a vintage Ed move.

boy that's put me on a trail. I watched that and then the tiny desk concert. anyone else see an angry tattooed Dave Matthews? lol



I bought both albums because man that's impressive. thanks for the video.

[Jorge]

I'm doing some freelance work for a member of one of the bands who had several entries in the pop-punk tournament... three guesses as to who it is

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[Jorge]

Just make a guess!

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[Jorge]

And you are the only one who ever gets anal about it

Most people are chill and just play along

It's always just you

You

Why are you like this Trag

WHY!!!

[tragabigzanda]

Top 10 maybe?
Hello Morning
Close Captioned
The Kill
Place/Position
Do You Like Me?
Latest Disgrace
Recap Modotti
Nightshop
Break
Life & Limb

I'd maybe bump Life & Limb for Epic Problem

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[Jorge]

Several is a word with a concrete definition. It means more than two but not many. Learn words idiot

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[Jorge]

I'm going back to bed!