Red Mosquito

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:I think my musical interests these days can best be described as "genre trash".

Funny, mine could be described as "genre smash".

Thanks to Burt's thread in OB, now all I listen to is stoner rock or doom metal or whatever Red Sparowes is considered.

Glad I could help.

I wonder what that dude from Clutch is always pissed about. It sounds really important.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:I think my musical interests these days can best be described as "genre trash".

Funny, mine could be described as "genre smash".

how old are those children?

Have you guys heard Farrah Abraham's album??? It's like a modern-day version of The Shaggs. I don't even...I'm still trying to process what I've heard.

Every so often I'll pop in the Hedwig soundtrack & it inevitably gets replayed several times. This is one of those times.

Biff Pocoroba wrote:Every so often I'll pop in the Hedwig soundtrack & it inevitably gets replayed several times. This is one of those times.

I had a bunch of friends who were into this. I always thought the songs were terrible.

Biff Pocoroba wrote:Every so often I'll pop in the Hedwig soundtrack & it inevitably gets replayed several times. This is one of those times.

I listen to it about once a year.

The Broadway cast recording with Neil Patrick Harris is fucking terrible, however.

I like that one about hats, that's pretty good.

I like Hats by The Blue Nile

'Hat in a Box' is it I think. Not The Blue Nile song, which I haven't heard, the Hedwig song.

I like Hats by The Blue Nile

I haven't heard The Blue Nile song.

Which song

I was playing some Oils in the car and my boy liked Beds Are Burning so it was on repeat for a fair few weeks. He now runs around yelling the opening bahm bahm bahm like it's his superhero theme track. It's quite adorable.

He has also yelled out in the middle of his sleep "Give it back, we've got to give it back'. He asked about what it meant and it becomes so simple when you are talking to a 4 yr old. You cannot just take someone else's land etc. It made me quite proud when he quoted it to an uncle when his cousin wasn't playing nicely. "No you can't just take something. Give it back, like that Beds On Fire song". Man, I was so proud.

i have difficulty with singer/songwriter types, but i think i'm getting into Elliot Smith. The old stuff.

LetMeSleep wrote:I was playing some Oils in the car and my boy liked Beds Are Burning so it was on repeat for a fair few weeks. He now runs around yelling the opening bahm bahm bahm like it's his superhero theme track. It's quite adorable.

He has also yelled out in the middle of his sleep "Give it back, we've got to give it back'. He asked about what it meant and it becomes so simple when you are talking to a 4 yr old. You cannot just take someone else's land etc. It made me quite proud when he quoted it to an uncle when his cousin wasn't playing nicely. "No you can't just take something. Give it back, like that Beds On Fire song". Man, I was so proud.

How does Wolf feel about Blue Sky Mine? That's my favorite Midnight Oil song.

Lament wrote:

LetMeSleep wrote:I was playing some Oils in the car and my boy liked Beds Are Burning so it was on repeat for a fair few weeks. He now runs around yelling the opening bahm bahm bahm like it's his superhero theme track. It's quite adorable.

He has also yelled out in the middle of his sleep "Give it back, we've got to give it back'. He asked about what it meant and it becomes so simple when you are talking to a 4 yr old. You cannot just take someone else's land etc. It made me quite proud when he quoted it to an uncle when his cousin wasn't playing nicely. "No you can't just take something. Give it back, like that Beds On Fire song". Man, I was so proud.

How does Wolf feel about Blue Sky Mine? That's my favorite Midnight Oil song.

He hasn't complained about the music which is a positive. I haven't started with the politics of blue asbestos mining and the impact on a community. I might save that for after Kindy or even year One.

Music wise he is in the Diesel and Dust camp, preferring Beds Are Burning and The Dead Heart. However there was a yell during Hercules that made me smile.

Fun fact: I know the dude who edited Blue Sky Mining. I worked with him for years.

LetMeSleep wrote:Fun fact: I know the dude who edited Blue Sky Mining. I worked with him for years.

That's awesome.

LetMeSleep wrote:

Lament wrote:

LetMeSleep wrote:I was playing some Oils in the car and my boy liked Beds Are Burning so it was on repeat for a fair few weeks. He now runs around yelling the opening bahm bahm bahm like it's his superhero theme track. It's quite adorable.

He has also yelled out in the middle of his sleep "Give it back, we've got to give it back'. He asked about what it meant and it becomes so simple when you are talking to a 4 yr old. You cannot just take someone else's land etc. It made me quite proud when he quoted it to an uncle when his cousin wasn't playing nicely. "No you can't just take something. Give it back, like that Beds On Fire song". Man, I was so proud.

How does Wolf feel about Blue Sky Mine? That's my favorite Midnight Oil song.

He hasn't complained about the music which is a positive. I haven't started with the politics of blue asbestos mining and the impact on a community. I might save that for after Kindy or even year One.

Music wise he is in the Diesel and Dust camp, preferring Beds Are Burning and The Dead Heart. However there was a yell during Hercules that made me smile.

Fun fact: I know the dude who edited Blue Sky Mining. I worked with him for years.

'sfunny 'cause my son also really loved The Oils stuff he heard as a kid. To this day he always turns up volume if certain tunes hit the car stereo.

He's partial to Beds but 10 through 1 as a whole would be his fave.

Man I loved this band.

BurtReynolds wrote:i have difficulty with singer/songwriter types, but i think i'm getting into Elliot Smith. The old stuff.