Red Mosquito

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Bammer wrote:I either never knew, or knew briefly and then forgot, about One Day As A Lion (Zach De La Roca). Heard it yesterday on KEXP.

Gonna pick up this album on iTunes right now.

It's pretty good, especially the title track. But it's essentially RATM. He just needs to suck it up and get back together with them already

yeah, could be cool if he came back, but at the same time....i think they are alright. Im more interested on those guys doing more music with Prophets Of Rage.

The Black Keys released an album this year?

BurtReynolds wrote:The Black Keys released an album this year?

Yes. And it was very good.

Pitchfork continues to be the industry leader in hate-clicks.

bune wrote:Pitchfork continues to be the industry leader in hate-clicks.

where did Pearl Jam rank?

liebzz wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:The Black Keys released an album this year?

Yes. And it was very good.

I like it I think, but it's hard to get into right after hearing Sturgill Simpson's one.

I really thought Coldplay was done. Didn't they like retire or disband or something? Why is there a new DOUBLE album?

There should be more bands with two bass guitars

Been listening to King Crimson?

My man.

Ween does King Crimson:

I don't know how universal this is however Spotify's personalised Discover Weekly playlists are really blowing me away in terms of introducing me to good stuff, e.g. these selections from this week's playlist which were all great new discoveries for me:

Spoiler: show

I like Nine Inch Nails, I (mostly) do not like Trent Reznor's score work. I could maybe put together an EP of that work that appeals to me.

and I could maybe do an EP of Ghosts tracks (that weird middle ground of the two) but I wonder if those are because the songs were used for interstitial music for a long time after release so my brain has Stockholm'd them.

side note: Stockholm'd does not have a red squiggly line and is apparently an accepted word. wow.

bune wrote:I like Nine Inch Nails, I (mostly) do not like Trent Reznor's score work. I could maybe put together an EP of that work that appeals to me.

and I could maybe do an EP of Ghosts tracks (that weird middle ground of the two) but I wonder if those are because the songs were used for interstitial music for a long time after release so my brain has Stockholm'd them.

side note: Stockholm'd does not have a red squiggly line and is apparently an accepted word. wow.

I find myself listening to the instrumental Fragile version quite often... I haven't listened to Ghosts in ages.

Been listening to lot of Reznor lately. I still can't decide which is the better album out of The Fragile and The Downward Spiral. Pretty Hate Machine is not in the conversation--that's all I know.

John Prine posted this pic today of him and Bonnie Raitt. I love this picture.

Margo Price is an amazing and authentic artist.

Ello Sailor wrote:Been listening to lot of Reznor lately. I still can't decide which is the better album out of The Fragile and The Downward Spiral. Pretty Hate Machine is not in the conversation--that's all I know.

The answer is yes.

That is also an amazing picture Ruddo, I like Prine well enough but I adore Bonnie.