dimejinky99 wrote:Got to hear Bob Moulds new one. I know less than nothing about the guy but this was great.
Sounds like music from a man a fraction of his age but in the good way.
If anyone has any recommendations for what to listen to I’d appreciate it. He seems to have a lotta records.
Silver age is one of my favorites.
Also, his band from the 90's, sugar, you should listen to "copper blue"
dimejinky99 wrote:Got to hear Bob Moulds new one. I know less than nothing about the guy but this was great.
Sounds like music from a man a fraction of his age but in the good way.
If anyone has any recommendations for what to listen to I’d appreciate it. He seems to have a lotta records.
Silver age is one of my favorites.
Also, his band from the 90's, sugar, you should listen to "copper blue"
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What's the earliest instance of a popular rock song's guitar solo matching the verse vocal? Is it Smells Like Teen Spirit? Surely that wasn't the first.
Ello Sailor wrote:What's the earliest instance of a popular rock song's guitar solo matching the verse vocal? Is it Smells Like Teen Spirit? Surely that wasn't the first.
Be My Baby does it with strings, that’s the first example I can think of
Ello Sailor wrote:What's the earliest instance of a popular rock song's guitar solo matching the verse vocal? Is it Smells Like Teen Spirit? Surely that wasn't the first.
"And I Love Her" by the Beatles does it -- that was '64
Ello Sailor wrote:What's the earliest instance of a popular rock song's guitar solo matching the verse vocal? Is it Smells Like Teen Spirit? Surely that wasn't the first.
"And I Love Her" by the Beatles does it -- that was '64
I had forgotten all about this tune. Great stuff, KD.