Red Mosquito

tragabigzanda wrote:

contamination wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:Yeah it’s a great album.

Have you tried daft punk’s random access memories? That’s a crowd pleaser in house trag.

I was just watching this the other day where Nile Rogers says he wrote an incredible album with Daft Punk and Pharrell Williams called Random Access Memories, and how it won the album of the year Grammy and how he is so proud of that achievement. According to Wikipedia he has writing credits on 3 songs and the album has 13 tracks...

From ~11:30 till ~13:30


Also, I'm pretty sure the discussion between Nile and Russell after the taping went something like this: "You ever do that again and you're out!"

watching this now, it's great.

RAM is *maybe* a desert island top 10 album for me.

epilogue wrote:New:
Pearl Jam
St. Vincent
The Decemberists
Beyonce
Dua Lipa
Taylor Swift
Sleater-Kinney
Torres
Lana Del Ray
Kula Shaker
Lil Nas X

all in one year???!!!!!

I might die

contamination wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:

contamination wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:Yeah it’s a great album.

Have you tried daft punk’s random access memories? That’s a crowd pleaser in house trag.

I was just watching this the other day where Nile Rogers says he wrote an incredible album with Daft Punk and Pharrell Williams called Random Access Memories, and how it won the album of the year Grammy and how he is so proud of that achievement. According to Wikipedia he has writing credits on 3 songs and the album has 13 tracks...

From ~11:30 till ~13:30


Also, I'm pretty sure the discussion between Nile and Russell after the taping went something like this: "You ever do that again and you're out!"

watching this now, it's great.

RAM is *maybe* a desert island top 10 album for me.

Yeah it's a great performance and it's pretty incredible how many hits Nile has written/co-written over the years. Just thought it was funny how he basically claimed he wrote the whole Random Access Memories with Daft Punk and Pharrell. But I guess you don't get anywhere in the show biz by being modest. Anyways Daft Punk rules

tragabigzanda wrote:How are you enjoying the Beyonce country stuff? I only heard the first single, and was impressed that it seemed to pull off the genre mashup, but I'm skeptical it would work for a whole album.

Chris_H_2 wrote:

epilogue wrote:New:
Pearl Jam
St. Vincent
The Decemberists
Beyonce
Dua Lipa
Taylor Swift
Sleater-Kinney
Torres
Lana Del Ray
Kula Shaker
Lil Nas X

all in one year???!!!!!

I might die

and Charli XCX

Ello Sailor wrote:Lil Nas X? You actually enjoy his music? I thought he was a meme.

tragabigzanda wrote:

epilogue wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:How are you enjoying the Beyonce country stuff? I only heard the first single, and was impressed that it seemed to pull off the genre mashup, but I'm skeptical it would work for a whole album.

Both singles are out of this world. 16 Carriages is probably my favorite song of the year so far.

I'm expecting this record to be my favorite of the year, honestly.

I love Country music and I love Beyonce. This makes all the sense in the world to me and my ear. The last time she dipped her toe in this arena was Daddy Lessons on Lemonade and that is still to this day a favorite track of mine.

I don't know man, I'm just really pumped for this record.

Good stuff. I plan to check it out at some point. It’s an interesting concept that could make for an awesome album. Anything to diminish the prevalence of bro country in my neck of the woods!

Maybe I’ll wear western wear next time I’m at Lucali.

tragabigzanda wrote:Anything to diminish the prevalence of bro country in my neck of the woods!

Bammer wrote:I strongly dislike self titled albums and album title tracks

bodysnatcher wrote:

Bammer wrote:I strongly dislike self titled albums and album title tracks

It generally annoys me too, but I can’t help but respect Black Sabbath naming the first track “Black Sabbath” on their debut album titled Black Sabbath

Farmer John wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

Bammer wrote:I strongly dislike self titled albums and album title tracks

It generally annoys me too, but I can’t help but respect Black Sabbath naming the first track “Black Sabbath” on their debut album titled Black Sabbath

Similar to how the band Bad Company has a song called "Bad Company" on their album Bad Company.

Ms Harmless wrote:

Farmer John wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

Bammer wrote:I strongly dislike self titled albums and album title tracks

It generally annoys me too, but I can’t help but respect Black Sabbath naming the first track “Black Sabbath” on their debut album titled Black Sabbath

Similar to how the band Bad Company has a song called "Bad Company" on their album Bad Company.

or how the band The 1975 has a song called The 1975 on their debut album, The 1975 (and all of them since)