Red Mosquito

I might listen to it right now

I enjoy the sound of drumkits from the 70s

Jorge wrote:I might listen to it right now

How did this go?

96583UP wrote:I enjoy the sound of drumkits from the 70s

Did you ever get into Brand X? Phil Collins bangs them drums so good.

Ello Sailor wrote:

96583UP wrote:I enjoy the sound of drumkits from the 70s

Did you ever get into Brand X? Phil Collins bangs them drums so good.

have not, I will listen

96583UP wrote:

Ello Sailor wrote:

96583UP wrote:I enjoy the sound of drumkits from the 70s

Did you ever get into Brand X? Phil Collins bangs them drums so good.

have not, I will listen

I listened, and enjoyed

reminded me of mahavishnu orchestra

He always has been very talented.

Found this expanded version of the electric version of "Have You Forgotten," so a rare version of a rare version of the song



I think this song is just so beautiful, and I love the electric version, how plodding and hypnotic it is. I'd like to beat up Mark Kozelek but first I'd thank him for writing this song.

re:this Labrinth-Sia-Diplo "supergroup" album from a few years ago


Do you think Sia and Diplo were hanging out and decided to collaborate, but then decided they wanted to hire someone with an 'L' name so they could name their group "LSD"? Or maybe it was Labrinth and Diplo who needed an 'S' partner? Or Labrinth and Sia looking for a 'D'? What do you figure was the original duo who thought it'd be funny to complete the acronym and started googling "pop artists whose name starts with __"??????

très enjoyable album, btw

96583UP wrote:

96583UP wrote:

Ello Sailor wrote:

96583UP wrote:I enjoy the sound of drumkits from the 70s

Did you ever get into Brand X? Phil Collins bangs them drums so good.

have not, I will listen

I listened, and enjoyed

reminded me of mahavishnu orchestra

ACDC's 'You Shook Me All Night Long' came on the radio the other day and man did Phil Rudd's drums sound good. Technically a 1980 album, but they had their drum shit well sorted back in the day.

Debbie Harry's rap verse in "Rapture" is so goofy and awkward it's actually kind of amazing

Dear EVerybody,

This is how you ape Bruce Springsteen:

Jorge wrote:Debbie Harry's rap verse in "Rapture" is so goofy and awkward it's actually kind of amazing

It kinda ruins the song for me. I like Blondie well enough, but not this tune.

Did you just ackchyually his actually?

tragabigzanda wrote:Harry had this ineffable coolness

Not in this song! That rap is the farthest thing from cool. It's dorky as hell and that's why it's good

Jorge wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:Harry had this ineffable coolness

Not in this song! That rap is the farthest thing from cool. It's dorky as hell and that's why it's good

I tend to agree with Jorge's take here, but this is a bit of a case of viewing the song through a more modern lens. The song came out in 1980 and 9 year old me absolutely saw it as cool at the time. And just quietly even 9 year old me knew that Debbie Harry was absolute hottness back in the day.

Shout out to Fab Five Freddy!