Red Mosquito

No Way
Daughter
Not For You
Dance of the Clairvoyants
Who You Are
Evacuation
Alive
My Father's Son
Comatose
The Fixer
Love Boat Captain

PHATJ wrote:1. Daughter
2. Evacuation
3. Dance of the Clairvoyants
4. No Way
5. Not For You
6. Who You Are
7. Alive
8. Love Boat Captain
9. Comatose
10. The Fixer
11. My Father's Son

I love the top seven. They’re all wonderful. LBC and Comatose are good based mostly on my moods. The last two are some of the better songs on their albums, but they still suck.

This was my vote for strongest track#, though I had to settle.

Alive
Not For You
No Way
Daughter
Dance...
Who You Are
LBC
Evacuation
Comatose
My Father's Son
Fixer

Evacuation
Who You Are
No Way
Daughter
Dance of the Clairvoyants
The Fixer
Not For You
Love Boat Captain
Alive
Comatose
My Father's Son

Dance of the Clairvoyants
Who You Are
Alive
Love Boat Captain
Daughter
No Way
Not For You
Evacuation
My Father's Son
Comatose
The Fixer

I'm looking for more music kinda, I guess, like DOTC. I know you'll all probably say Talking Heads, but I think that I'm thinking more "r&b with guitar."

I would really not describe DOTC as anything resembling r&b. More like new wave or post-punk.

theplatypus wrote:I would really not describe DOTC as anything resembling r&b. More like new wave or post-punk.

Hmmmm. I don't know anyTHING, I question everyTHING.

theplatypus wrote:I would really not describe DOTC as anything resembling r&b. More like new wave or post-punk.

It grooves and is kinda funky?

Leatherhead wrote:

theplatypus wrote:I would really not describe DOTC as anything resembling r&b. More like new wave or post-punk.

It grooves and is kinda funky?

curtis mayfield

tragabigzanda wrote:

Leatherhead wrote:I'm looking for more music kinda, I guess, like DOTC. I know you'll all probably say Talking Heads, but I think that I'm thinking more "r&b with guitar."

Try The Rapture’s first album

Edit: sorry, Echoes (2003)

Listened to a couple songs. Echoes and House of Jealous Lovers. I like it. A bit more up tempo than I was expecting, some of their stuff a bit slower too?

96583UP wrote:

Leatherhead wrote:

theplatypus wrote:I would really not describe DOTC as anything resembling r&b. More like new wave or post-punk.

It grooves and is kinda funky?

curtis mayfield

Like this too.

It’s definitely looking to CBGBs for suggestions, but half those bands masturbated to R&B 45s, so it’s generational.

This song is for kids on a fat (edit deflating listen) bounce house

theplatypus wrote:I would really not describe DOTC as anything resembling r&b. More like new wave or post-punk.

maybe we are listening to different songs. r&b is literally what i use to describe this song. its a pretty obvious inspiration next to talking heads, who have clearly been influenced by r&b and funk as well.

What r&b does it remind you of?

i dont think there's a specific artist, its just the feel of the song. i guess maybe prince w the guitar parts, and i remember reading the producer compare the guitar parts to nile rodgers.

Maybe we interpret the genre differently; "r&b" is a pretty broad term anyway, but when I think of it my mind goes to things like



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