Red Mosquito

tragabigzanda wrote:

evenslow wrote:

evenslow wrote:where the fuck is mirror ball?

Downtown

but you were not home

VinylGuy wrote:yeah, me neither.

Anyone saw the movie ??

It’s easy. Do you subscribe ?

Just click on hearse theater from the list

I just subscribed.

$19.99 for the year? Bargain.

worth every penny.

Wait, $19.99 is with access to tickets? And without access to tickets it’s $1.99?

Yeah, think its $1.99 a month, without tickets.

19.99 for the year with tickets.

pearl jam sucks

As much as it pains me to say it about a Crazy Horse album, I'm struggling to get into Colorado.

I absolutely loved Americana and Psychedelic Pill, as albums unto themselves but also for the kind of "centering" effect they had on Neil's career -- he felt like he had been off in the wilderness for a while at the time, and those albums really brought it all back home for me and ended up buoying the stuff around it. This album isn't doing the same thing -- there are some nice moments, but overall it feels like the kind of artless, blunt, hyper-literal songwriting approach he took on Living With War and The Monsanto Years is becoming his default mode. Feels a little sad.

The new album just finished playing, and the next video in the queue is "Cortez the Killer" from Weld. I think I'm having a "don't you what you got till it's gone" moment with Poncho right now.

Im still blown away with Colorado. I feel its the strongest Neil album in a while...at least its the one that picked my attention after a long time.

'Colorado' is a bit underwhelming, it's a good record but I was hoping for more.

I still buy all his records, and Ill spin them regularly. But his latest releases are just ok.

People say that for about 20 years now, but I enjoyed everything up until 'A Letter home'. Greendale till Psychedelic Pill was a great run for me. Chrome Dreams II, Psychedelic Pill and La Noise are amazing records! Fork in the Road is just real fun, but everything released after Psychedelic Pill is just ok....

Huge fan of Le Noise and Chrome Dreams 2. Those two with Psychedelic Pill and now Colorado are my favs from Neil from these recent years. The other stuff i didnt pay attention to really.

Overall I would put this at slightly underwhelming but only because that sizzle piece really got my hopes up

I need to listen to it on better speakers preferably with a beer in front of a camp fire. then we will bond and all will be in balance.

Christ, have any of yall checked out his latest post where he lists everything thats, in the can?

holy smokes.

The poll isn't up yet, but the full list is. Its pretty mind blowing.