Re: Post Random Music-Related Thoughts You Have
Posted: Sun April 03, 2016 10:23 pm
Stevie Wonder is fucking great. GREAT.
Fascinating how the marching of time and disintegration of contemporary context brings some artists to the fore while other once-unavoidable artists seem much less important or influential than you might've expected.noticed this with The Clash over time. to people my brother's age (the forgotten Foghat tail-end of Boomerdom) they were the only band that mattered and now to a lot of younger folks they are forgotten/dismissed in favor of sayyyyyyy...Wire? someone like that.
and today on the FB record freaks and geeks page i am on every day people were going OFF on Tom Waits. in a way that i don't think i would have heard in years past. he's a hokey maudlin goofball to some people now. of course i had to post a link to that made-up waits lyrics thread on here because it just might be my favorite ilm thread ever.
anyway, i think these shifts are healthy. i like the back and forth of generations/time.
obviously, it goes both ways. i never in a million years would have thought i would be selling hoyt axton and paul williams albums to 20 and 30-somethings in the 21st century.
Like sands through the hourglass, spenno.Birds in Hell wrote:This is a very good, thought-provoking ILM thread.
shifts in popular opinion you have noticed
Fascinating how the marching of time and disintegration of contemporary context brings some artists to the fore while other once-unavoidable artists seem much less important or influential than you might've expected.noticed this with The Clash over time. to people my brother's age (the forgotten Foghat tail-end of Boomerdom) they were the only band that mattered and now to a lot of younger folks they are forgotten/dismissed in favor of sayyyyyyy...Wire? someone like that.
and today on the FB record freaks and geeks page i am on every day people were going OFF on Tom Waits. in a way that i don't think i would have heard in years past. he's a hokey maudlin goofball to some people now. of course i had to post a link to that made-up waits lyrics thread on here because it just might be my favorite ilm thread ever.
anyway, i think these shifts are healthy. i like the back and forth of generations/time.
obviously, it goes both ways. i never in a million years would have thought i would be selling hoyt axton and paul williams albums to 20 and 30-somethings in the 21st century.
well duhStrat wrote:The new lumineers is terrible.
haha yeahE.H. Ruddock wrote:well duhStrat wrote:The new lumineers is terrible.
RAGEBirds in Hell wrote:noticed this with The Clash over time. to people my brother's age (the forgotten Foghat tail-end of Boomerdom) they were the only band that mattered and now to a lot of younger folks they are forgotten/dismissed in favor of sayyyyyyy...Wire? someone like that.
and today on the FB record freaks and geeks page i am on every day people were going OFF on Tom Waits. in a way that i don't think i would have heard in years past. he's a hokey maudlin goofball to some people now. of course i had to post a link to that made-up waits lyrics thread on here because it just might be my favorite ilm thread ever.
anyway, i think these shifts are healthy. i like the back and forth of generations/time.
obviously, it goes both ways. i never in a million years would have thought i would be selling hoyt axton and paul williams albums to 20 and 30-somethings in the 21st century.
You should listen to "Let England Shake" if you like those 2 new songs.chewm wrote:I admit I know very little of PJ Harvey's catalog (I've only really listened to Stories, which I love,I really should change that), but I really love these new 2 songs, I'm really excited for the new album (and should probably listen to the rest now as well).
Yeah I'm actually about to do that.Mike wrote:You should listen to "Let England Shake" if you like those 2 new songs.chewm wrote:I admit I know very little of PJ Harvey's catalog (I've only really listened to Stories, which I love,I really should change that), but I really love these new 2 songs, I'm really excited for the new album (and should probably listen to the rest now as well).
chewm wrote:Yeah I'm actually about to do that.Mike wrote:You should listen to "Let England Shake" if you like those 2 new songs.chewm wrote:I admit I know very little of PJ Harvey's catalog (I've only really listened to Stories, which I love,I really should change that), but I really love these new 2 songs, I'm really excited for the new album (and should probably listen to the rest now as well).
Yup, this album is really stellar.durdencommatyler wrote:chewm wrote:Yeah I'm actually about to do that.Mike wrote:You should listen to "Let England Shake" if you like those 2 new songs.chewm wrote:I admit I know very little of PJ Harvey's catalog (I've only really listened to Stories, which I love,I really should change that), but I really love these new 2 songs, I'm really excited for the new album (and should probably listen to the rest now as well).
chewm wrote:Yup, this album is really stellar.durdencommatyler wrote:chewm wrote:Yeah I'm actually about to do that.Mike wrote:You should listen to "Let England Shake" if you like those 2 new songs.chewm wrote:I admit I know very little of PJ Harvey's catalog (I've only really listened to Stories, which I love,I really should change that), but I really love these new 2 songs, I'm really excited for the new album (and should probably listen to the rest now as well).