Red Mosquito

I find it kind of amusing.

I've seen him solo, with a band on guitar and drums, now I'm very excited to see him just as a front man.

Teeeeeekay wrote:

tommymtcom wrote:Just gave this guy a shot - really digging The Singer and Man Man.

Manipulator is a very bright spot in his catalog.

Listening to Manipulator, first thing I ever listen from him, great stuff.

Nice.

I celebrate the guy's entire catalog.

zeb wrote:I celebrate the guy's entire catalog.

It really is a tremendous I effort. The S/T album has been getting huge amount of play time here.

Zeb, you've got Gemini correct?

Yeahhhhh

That one is near the top for me too. Especially after I read the liner notes where Neil Young was thanked.

i can't be the only one who think we've achieved peak Ty here, people?

In what way?

Peak meaning over-saturated. I've hit my limit. Guess I'm just growing bored and or indifferent towards his music.

Finally got around to listening to this Wand record, 1000 Days that I've had for a few weeks after picking it up in SF. Really like it, more than I expected.

I guess he mixes it up just enough for me to keep enjoying. I respect his work ethic, his genuine joy for the art, and his output is pretty top notch. Lots of quality.

1,000 Days is a pretty great record. Love Wand.

super nintendo chalmers wrote:Peak meaning over-saturated. I've hit my limit. Guess I'm just growing bored and or indifferent towards his music.

I don't know how to feel about this.

zeb wrote:

super nintendo chalmers wrote:Peak meaning over-saturated. I've hit my limit. Guess I'm just growing bored and or indifferent towards his music.

I don't know how to feel about this.

I know, right? The last records I really enjoyed were Slaughterhouse and Sleeper, and that Live in SF record rips. I don't know, I think I've heard everything he has to offer by this point. He's a super nice dude and the music doesn't suck, its just more me than him at this point.

first full listen through. guitar work at the end of diversion is a highlight so far. definitely sounds a bit weirder than he's done in the past - i dig it.

got a ticket to see the man for the second time on 2/19, excited. first time i caught him was on the Sleeper tour, looking forward to seeing him cut loose a bit more with electric stuff.

http://pitchfork.com/news/63295-ty-sega ... sic-video/

If for anything there's some cool remixes that act as the "score" of the film/video.

super nintendo chalmers wrote:

zeb wrote:

super nintendo chalmers wrote:Peak meaning over-saturated. I've hit my limit. Guess I'm just growing bored and or indifferent towards his music.

I don't know how to feel about this.

I know, right? The last records I really enjoyed were Slaughterhouse and Sleeper, and that Live in SF record rips. I don't know, I think I've heard everything he has to offer by this point. He's a super nice dude and the music doesn't suck, its just more me than him at this point.

i see where SNC is coming from. same thing happened with Guided By Voices for me. at some point, being prolific becomes overwhelming for the consumer

I have a hard time getting into him for some reason. It seems like I would love him, but I don't. I liked the first Fuzz album, but I don't feel like revisiting it.

Maybe I'll do a Ty Segall marathon today.

This will be the most productive thing you do all day.

I'll get to him after my Debbie Gibson/Tiffany double feature.