Red Mosquito

theplatypus wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

theplatypus wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

theplatypus wrote:I bet you'd like it

Doubt it.

Give it a shot

Don't tell me what to do.

Please

I'll think about it.

I wonder how Neil Young was chosen to be the one inducting Tom Waits to the RRHOF. I mean it's kind of weird because based on his old interviews, there was nothing Tom hated more back in the 70's than Crosby, Stills and Nash, or as he called them, Crosby Steals the Cash. And Neil was kind of part of that whole scene. Of course people change, but I just don't see any connection between those two. How about someone like Jim Jarmusch instead.

Also Neil Young is horrible at speaking

Spotify must have changed their algorithm because they are suddenly recommending a lot of good stuff lately.

contamination wrote:I wonder how Neil Young was chosen to be the one inducting Tom Waits to the RRHOF. I mean it's kind of weird because based on his old interviews, there was nothing Tom hated more back in the 70's than Crosby, Stills and Nash, or as he called them, Crosby Steals the Cash. And Neil was kind of part of that whole scene. Of course people change, but I just don't see any connection between those two. How about someone like Jim Jarmusch instead.

Maybe Tom just wanted a fellow Son of Lee Marvin and Jarmusch wasn’t available.

BurtReynolds wrote:Spotify must have changed their algorithm because they are suddenly recommending a lot of good stuff lately.

I always think of this (0:34- 1:37) when I am about to click those playlists Spotify has created for me: https://youtu.be/OMo2B4ILzik?list=PL289 ... 3F07A&t=34

Listening to that first Iommi album for the first time in years. Still pretty good.

https://quizzes.clickhole.com/are-you-a ... 1825124525

Are you a big jazz boy or a little jazz boy? Take this test to find out

Big jazz boy!

I forgot how many good songs Janet Jackson had.

bada wrote:I forgot how many good songs Janet Jackson had.

durdencommatyler wrote:

bada wrote:I forgot how many good songs Janet Jackson had.

Control thru Velvet Rope is pretty stellar. I know a lot of it was ability or lack there of but I really enjoy her understated delivery. Welcome relief compared to a lot of the her power vocal contemporaries and everyone that was inspired by them. She never over sang.

bada wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

bada wrote:I forgot how many good songs Janet Jackson had.

Control thru Velvet Rope is pretty stellar. I know a lot of it was ability or lack there of but I really enjoy her understated delivery. Welcome relief compared to a lot of the her power vocal contemporaries and everyone that was inspired by them. She never over sang.

I'd like to buy you a beer, bada. If you're ever in NYC look me up. And don't let other RMers detour you. They are assholes who don't understand (or they are wease who has bad timing). I'll 100% make time for you.

Rythm nation or gtfo

I had no idea the way to Joey's heart was Janet Jackson!

I went to an event tonight where they blasted The Cure's Disintegration through these giant high-tech speakers (which were supposed to use some super advanced technology but they just sounded like really good speakers to me) at a packed theater in total darkness. It was a good reminder of how much I love that album. The title track is massive.

Funny how Root Down sounds like a more fitting tribute to NYC than anything on TT5B

Nina Cried Power by Hozier is fucking immaculate.

I made a playlist. Anybody wanna help me arrange the songs?

Slave Wages - Silkworm
Price Tag - SK
Unemployable - PJ
Green Disease - PJ
All the Surveyors - Shellac
Take the Power Back - RATM
Waitress - Hop Along
Cashout - Fugazi
Working Class Hero - Manic Street Preachers
ifwhiteamericatoldthetruthforonedayit'sworldwouldfallapart - Manic Street Preachers
The Professional - SK
Treat the New Guy Right - Silkworm
Compliant - Shellac
Won't Get Fooled Again - The Who

"Green Disease" opens, "Won't Get Fooled Again" closes