Red Mosquito

Go talk your white boy shit in the Wilco thread.

Kaius wrote:Go talk your white boy shit in the Wilco thread.

suck my dicc

ice cube or stfu

Strat wrote:ice cube or stfu

you're a basic bitch aren't you

I like both of those songs a lot, Kaius.

I prefer Kyuss.

Kaius wrote:

Strat wrote:ice cube or stfu

you're a basic bitch aren't you

I haven't lived past 1993 pj4eva

Kevin Davis wrote:I like both of those songs a lot, Kaius.

If you're unfamiliar, it is my opinion that you should start with "Coastal Grooves" and proceed chronologically to more fully appreciate his artistic progression. I haven't tried out his earlier projects yet, but Blood Orange has quickly become one of my favorite things in the whole wide world.

I'll definitely be checking out more based on those videos. As an aside, I've always struggled with the "start at the beginning and go chronologically" thing -- I feel like I always want to lock into the most current thing (unless I have reason to believe it sucks), and work backwards as the spirit moves me. If it's an artist with an extensive, established discography, I usually just look for a commonly-agreed-upon starting point or points. Starting at the beginning would make me feel impatient, unless that's where I had reason to believe I'd be getting the best stuff.

Well, it's only 3 albums, but I'm not going to work hard to convince you either way. I think his best work is last year's "Freetown Sound", but it is a long record and I felt like it was a lot to process* even having heard what came before.

You know yourself, so you do you. I'll be waiting patiently to hear your thoughts either way.

*it is chocked full of captivating bridges and almost countless catchy hooks, so I thought it prudent to clarify that "a lot to process" does not mean it is a difficult listen.

I didn't mean that to sound combative, it was more just a general observation. People often recommend starting at the beginning and going chronologically with new artists, and I never follow their advice. And it's probably good advice most of the time!

We aren't combatting. You should probably go with "Freetown Sound", KD. You're a well-seasoned listener and i get the impression you like historical, cultural, and political fervor entwined with your most-excellent jams.

tragabigzanda wrote:a long Mike

this old boot