Red Mosquito

VinylGuy wrote: Jennifer Connelly

My god. She’s an angel

More power to him. Shit is hilarious, and he knows it.

Didn't Eddie Vedder have that exact hair cut?

Shut the fuck up, Bammer.

Pretty dissapointed with that Morello/Springsteen/Vedder cover of Highway to Hell

bodysnatcher wrote:

ngl, i think durst wore it better.

bodysnatcher wrote:

Is he doing the Lincoln-McConaughey booger-roll?

What are your fav. guitar tracks? I submit:

Ello Sailor wrote:Shut the fuck up, Bammer.

The Bammer account is equally confused and flattered by this random shout out.

I just assumed it was you. Apologies, Tommy.

how long until Rivers Cuomo releases a cover of "Watermelon Sugar"?

bodysnatcher wrote:how long until Rivers Cuomo releases a cover of "Watermelon Sugar"?

What day is today?

Made an interesting playlist to familiarize/prioritize my Sea Hear Now experience. Took every artist, in ascending order, and plucked the four top songs for each on Spotify (you can’t really ever tell a band from 4 songs but better than 1 song). I got through the Saturday lineup and it’s mostly pretty solid.

liebzz wrote:Made an interesting playlist to familiarize/prioritize my Sea Hear Now experience. Took every artist, in ascending order, and plucked the four top songs for each on Spotify (you can’t really ever tell a band from 4 songs but better than 1 song). I got through the Saturday lineup and it’s mostly pretty solid.

White Denim are great. I haven't heard the majority of the other acts.

HIRIE was okay. Kind of reggae pop thing going on. Cory Henry and the Funk Apostles I had heard before - it’s kind of exactly what it sounds like in the title. White Denim were great and had serious range in the 4 songs I heard. Briston Maroney is very bluesy rock. Reignwolf is the one real hard rock band there on that first day. Matt & Kim is indie pop - not my thing really with synthetic beats but i am sure there’ll be plenty of hipsters in skin tight green jeans and whatnot hanging out there on their day off the trust fund yacht. Dr. Dog was pretty good. Goose seemed the most jammy of the bands. Patti Scialfa was unbearable - I did not make it through all four songs. Patti Smith is like the female Neil Young - she’s awesome. Lord Huron was better in this format for me than just hearing the newest album - I was surprised juxtaposed with the other artists that I was really into them. Avett Brothers we’re fine. I didn’t listen to Pearl Jam since I am moderately familiar with their output but the four top songs shockingly came off their little known first album.

I didn't realise until today that Peter Svensson, guitarist and primary songwriter in Swedish alt-pop band The Cardigans, has written a bunch of songs for Ariana Grande, The Weeknd and others in recent years.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Svensson

Anyway, this song remains perfect:

liebzz wrote:Made an interesting playlist to familiarize/prioritize my Sea Hear Now experience. Took every artist, in ascending order, and plucked the four top songs for each on Spotify (you can’t really ever tell a band from 4 songs but better than 1 song). I got through the Saturday lineup and it’s mostly pretty solid.

I have no examples at the ready, but I think you can tell a lot of artists/bands from 4 of their songs.

Birds in Hell wrote:I didn't realise until today that Peter Svensson, guitarist and primary songwriter in Swedish alt-pop band The Cardigans, has written a bunch of songs for Ariana Grande, The Weeknd and others in recent years.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Svensson

Anyway, this song remains perfect:

This band ruled. Fair play to Svensson for going on to make bank in writing.

I love 'Erase / Rewind', but 'My Favourite Game' is the nostalgia trip for me. Certified banger.