Re: Tom Waits
Posted: Tue September 24, 2013 2:39 pm
Gods' Die wrote:Is that a shot at me?Strat wrote:This is tempting...
If I hadn't seen him once before I would be all over this...
Gods' Die wrote:Is that a shot at me?Strat wrote:This is tempting...
If I hadn't seen him once before I would be all over this...
Still to this day I cannot listen to "Hoist that Rag" without wanting to dance like an idiot. The guitar solo brings a smile to my face everytime.Mike wrote:I have a friend that was a casual Tom Waits listener but only really liked his first two records. He wasn't able to warm up to Tom's output from the 80's onwards disliking his voice mostly. Now he seems to try again and his record of choice is Real Gone because he loves Hoist That Rag. That is the last record I thought he would like.The first song he loves now next to Hoist That Rag is "Don't Go Into That Barn". And I thought I might get him someday with something of Mule Variations maybe and now it's working with Real Gone.
I just wanted to share this little story.
I'd legit shank a bitch for a ticket to that.VinylGuy wrote:Tom acoustic with Les Claypool, David Hidalgo..and he is going to do a duet with Neil Young of course......fuck , seems amazing.
I would sell my body to get there, but its not going to work anyway...
Got me thinking about my Tom Waits top 15...McParadigm wrote:I cut it down to 15.
Tom Waits - Time
Tom Waits - Swordfishtrombone
Tom Waits - Never Let Go
Tom Waits - Come on Up to the House
Tom Waits - Who Are You
Tom Waits - Singapore
Tom Waits - Georgia Lee
Tom Waits - The Part You Throw Away
Tom Waits - Hoist That Rag
Tom Waits - Sins of My Father
Tom Waits - Make it Rain
Tom Waits - Walk Away
Tom Waits - All the Time
Tom Waits - You Can Never Hold Back Spring
Tom Waits - Widow's Grove
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stip wrote:there are worse reasons to end a friendship. At least this wasn't over something stupid, like whether or not Bryan Adams has any good songs besides summer of 69.
Yup. Maybe the same thing could be said for Pearl Jam by the end.durdencommatyler wrote:The problem (or the brilliant thing about, depending on how you look at it) with Tom Waits is his constant reinvention. It's almost impossible for me to consider that they guy that wrote those first couple of albums also wrote Swordfishtrombones and Bone Machine. I'd almost have to break up his career into thirds and do a top 15 for each phase of Tom Waits.
Oh man, when I sit down to think about my favorite albums from each decade, Tom shows up at the top of the 80s, 90s and 00s. And sits comfortably in the 70s.stip wrote:tom waits has written so many of my favorite songs and so few of my favorite albums.
I can't decide if he's my 1 or 2.stip wrote:I can never decide if Mark Lanegan or Tom Waits is my number 3.
durdencommatyler wrote:I can't decide if he's my 1 or 2.stip wrote:I can never decide if Mark Lanegan or Tom Waits is my number 3.
Waits.Strat wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:I can't decide if he's my 1 or 2.stip wrote:I can never decide if Mark Lanegan or Tom Waits is my number 3.
who? lanegan or waits?