Red Mosquito

She was big with the '80s new wave crowd.

I have found that I really respond to songs that are 4/4 and laid-back, but have that forward-motion kind of gallopy bass sound. Think of "One Headlight", or the song that is inspiring this thought right now: "Motion Sickness" by Phoebe Bridgers

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run2death wrote:I really dislike The Mountain Goats.

I Only Listen to the Mountain Goats

I went and saw a Doja Cat last night.

I wish the double-kick-drum style of drumming used in metal were more commonly used across other genres. I find it deeply soothing.

Talk Talk's last 3 albums were amazing, it's too bad most people just remember "It's My Life."

I love Laughing Stock.

Talk Talk will forever remind me of Orpheus. He went boner-hard on them before anyone else on RM.

Ello Sailor wrote:Talk Talk will forever remind me of Orpheus. He went boner-hard on them before anyone else on RM.

I think Orpheus still gets e-mails or something whenever anyone mentions Talk Talk or Russian Ark

I really hope Natasha Khan does another SEXWITCH album.

I would love to know what contamination posted that was so terrible it was removed. Do you secretly like 90's boy bands?

bune wrote:I would love to know what contamination posted that was so terrible it was removed. Do you secretly like 90's boy bands?

Spoiler: show

contamination wrote:I love this stuff:

bune wrote:I would love to know what contamination posted that was so terrible it was removed. Do you secretly like 90's boy bands?

Yes I do. But it's hardly a secret. 90's R&B is my jam.

You don't want to see my iTunes playlists. I unabashedly love the 80's and 90's popular music. It's literally what I grew up with so yeah, why wouldn't I?

So...Hawkwind. Is there a way to get into them? After listening to Henry Rollins blow them up on his episode about Lemmy I was like Alright, let's check this out. So far it's not exactly....good...but I'm still giving them the benefit of the doubt and listening to what I can. It's like if Peter Gabriel Genesis and Dio Black Sabbath tried to make tribute albums for each other by way of way early Pink Floyd.

bune wrote:It's like if Peter Gabriel Genesis and Dio Black Sabbath tried to make tribute albums for each other by way of way early Pink Floyd.

This sounds...great?

To rephrase: Black Sabbath trying to make a Genesis album while Genesis tries to make a Black Sabbath album while both bands are trying to make a Pink Floyd album. It's spacy hard rock from the 70s.

I just won $20 because my friend didn't believe me that the Sunday Night Football song is actually a Joan Jett song.