Re: Post Random Music-Related Thoughts You Have
Posted: Sun December 18, 2016 12:28 am
"Secret Pint" -- Mogwai reference?
You know, I have no idea. But it's certainly possible with him, yeah.Kevin Davis wrote:"Secret Pint" -- Mogwai reference?
there's a great TvZ doco, can't remember what it's called though.Iholdthepain wrote:I've really been fascinated by Townes Van Zandt's story and songs lately...
Big influence in my own songwriting right now...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zprRZ2wFQD4
Their early work is often regarded as some of the most challenging and innovative music of the post-punk era.
Be Here to Love Me?LetMeSleep wrote:there's a great TvZ doco, can't remember what it's called though.Iholdthepain wrote:I've really been fascinated by Townes Van Zandt's story and songs lately...
Big influence in my own songwriting right now...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zprRZ2wFQD4
Evidently, the video I linked above is from this performance. It's good getting into TvZ while reading Willie's autobiography... the two go well together and motivates me to write more. They also get me excited about Tx again... Ain't nothin' else gonna do THAT!guestT wrote:Be Here to Love Me?LetMeSleep wrote:there's a great TvZ doco, can't remember what it's called though.Iholdthepain wrote:I've really been fascinated by Townes Van Zandt's story and songs lately...
Big influence in my own songwriting right now...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zprRZ2wFQD4
This performance from Heartworn Highway always crushes me.
Their first two albums are rightly classics. Not sure if there's a way to get into this band, I think you just need to like droney music and despise conventional lifestyles.bune wrote:Is there a specific thing I need to have experienced to 'get' PiL? Because while I see where they influenced The Pixies sound, that's about it. It's almost atonal at times, but maybe that's on purpose reading Wikipedia.Their early work is often regarded as some of the most challenging and innovative music of the post-punk era.
from argentina?theplatypus wrote:A friend of mine is working with a certain singer-songwriter (who was pretty big 10 years ago). He told me that it's hilarious how the guy doesn't give a single fuck about his music, and thinks strictly in terms of "is this hooky enough to get on pop radio?". Dude actually threw out a song that he did like for being "too clever". I wonder how many musicians operate that way.
No, the UK.VinylGuy wrote:from argentina?theplatypus wrote:A friend of mine is working with a certain singer-songwriter (who was pretty big 10 years ago). He told me that it's hilarious how the guy doesn't give a single fuck about his music, and thinks strictly in terms of "is this hooky enough to get on pop radio?". Dude actually threw out a song that he did like for being "too clever". I wonder how many musicians operate that way.
Is he working with Brendan O'Brien?theplatypus wrote:A friend of mine is working with a certain singer-songwriter (who was pretty big 10 years ago). He told me that it's hilarious how the guy doesn't give a single fuck about his music, and thinks strictly in terms of "is this hooky enough to get on pop radio?". Dude actually threw out a song that he did like for being "too clever". I wonder how many musicians operate that way.
Paul McCarthy?theplatypus wrote:No, the UK.VinylGuy wrote:from argentina?theplatypus wrote:A friend of mine is working with a certain singer-songwriter (who was pretty big 10 years ago). He told me that it's hilarious how the guy doesn't give a single fuck about his music, and thinks strictly in terms of "is this hooky enough to get on pop radio?". Dude actually threw out a song that he did like for being "too clever". I wonder how many musicians operate that way.