What are you listening to, take 27

[Ruby2]

Originally Posted by JStokes

This girl has an incredible, strong voice.

My kids have had this on their Itunes for months and I'm sure it's been overplayed--but I saw this video for the first time the other night and was mesmerized (a TAD chunky, though).

Love all the glasses of water as they start to tremor when the drums kick in.



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Welcome to 5 months ago

[RazorJet]

Originally Posted by Borgoguy

Maynard is so twisted but he surrounds his musical endeavours with allstar talent.

[RazorJet]

Originally Posted by Peebag

gotta luv the dolls..


Get to see these guys in a couple of weeks (if they live that long...)

You and Borgo both brought up the 'dolls' at the same time and I tell... I don't listen to them often but they did alot for non-mainstream rock.
Arthur 'Killer' Kane is now a mormon librarian living in Salt Lake. Wow

[Borgoguy]

Originally Posted by AlwaysGreenAlwaysWhite

Make it happen Tanny!

LMAO. Her scent would be on every inch of my body, including internal organs.

Originally Posted by RazorJet

Maynard is so twisted but he surrounds his musical endeavours with allstar talent.

Absolute genius. Agreed, everyone on those records can play.

Originally Posted by RazorJet

You and Borgo both brought up the 'dolls' at the same time and I tell... I don't listen to them often but they did alot for non-mainstream rock.
Arthur 'Killer' Kane is now a mormon librarian living in Salt Lake. Wow

Truth be told, I was more a fan of Johnny Thunders (and his warped, drugged out rock & roll persona) than The Dolls. I appreciate their contribution as one of the founding American glam bands, but have never connected with Johansen or most of their catalog.

EDIT: Razor, you dig Earl Slick?

[Warfish]

[2milehighJet]

Originally Posted by Borgoguy

Hitting my acoustic pretty steep today trying to relieve some stress. Always loved this tune, from a band lots of folks don't know. Big Star is another of those "should have been bigger" groups.

And they spawned The Replacments

[WestCoastOffensive]

Originally Posted by Borgoguy

Thanks for that.. I remember when the Ritz Ballroom was the new new place; got to see Johnny THunders. Used to see David Johanssen all over new york just walking around back then. Johny THunders was wearing Jane Fonda leggings on his arms for his show...wonder why lol

[2foolish197]

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[VonRotten]

and one for Borgo:

[Jetworks]

Originally Posted by Ruby2

Great new song

Heard that last week on Slacker, pretty cool.

Originally Posted by Ruby2

Best new band of the summer

Absolutely.

Entire album is pretty solid.

Local Natives:



Really liking this new one by Foster the People:



Everest:



Coldplay's newest. Brian Eno's (heavy-handed) influence in the first 2:30 are tolerable, the rest of the wind-out is, imho, very good:

[WestCoastOffensive]

Originally Posted by VonRotten

**** YEAH!

[shakin318]

Originally Posted by WestCoastOffensive

**** YEAH!

My Never Mind the Bollocks album cover has a permanent, perfectly round smokestain and pinhole from when we used to do hash under the glass on it. Like 30 years ago.

Good times

[GronkWelkhead]

Originally Posted by RazorJet

I'm hip. I turn 40 next Tuesday and I like Zombie.
I, however, am hooked on Seu Jorge's" the life aquatic sessions". He's so good. I don't speak portugese or anything but his music is intoxicating.

Great call. Great artist, the whole soundtrack is terrific:

Originally Posted by Ruby2

Originally Posted by Borgoguy

Hitting my acoustic pretty steep today trying to relieve some stress. Always loved this tune, from a band lots of folks don't know. Big Star is another of those "should have been bigger" groups.

Thanks for both of these. Didn't know either and have been hitting both up on YouTube. Great stuff.

[VonRotten]

Originally Posted by WestCoastOffensive

**** YEAH!

"Fat, fat, fat is the new slim" best ever....

[VonRotten]

Originally Posted by shakin318

My Never Mind the Bollocks album cover has a permanent, perfectly round smokestain and pinhole from when we used to do hash under the glass on it. Like 30 years ago.

Good times

God bless the hash under glass!

[shakin318]

One of the most incredible albums of all time. God what I would give to be 15 again for just one day

[WestCoastOffensive]

Originally Posted by shakin318

My Never Mind the Bollocks album cover has a permanent, perfectly round smokestain and pinhole from when we used to do hash under the glass on it. Like 30 years ago.

Good times

Originally Posted by VonRotten

God bless the hash under glass!

Give me lower Manhattan in 1979-81. One day. No keyboards; real drunks. Kids today would not believe the ****holes that passed for clubs. Incredible.

[Borgoguy]

Originally Posted by WestCoastOffensive

Thanks for that.. I remember when the Ritz Ballroom was the new new place; got to see Johnny THunders. Used to see David Johanssen all over new york just walking around back then. Johny THunders was wearing Jane Fonda leggings on his arms for his show...wonder why lol

LOL. That's classic. Thunders is missed. Seedy as it was in spots, I miss Manhattan from those days.

Originally Posted by VonRotten

and one for Borgo:

Thanks, "VR". Always dug that song. Y&T is another underrated band. They were usually not this pop oriented. Love the fashions on the hot babes.

[Ruby2]

Originally Posted by Jetworks

Heard that last week on Slacker, pretty cool.



Absolutely.

Entire album is pretty solid.

Local Natives:



Really liking this new one by Foster the People:



Everest:



Coldplay's newest. Brian Eno's (heavy-handed) influence in the first 2:30 are tolerable, the rest of the wind-out is, imho, very good:

Givers album is great as is Foster the People's. My two favorites of the summer I think.

[Borgoguy]

I'm one of the 100 people who actually bought the record. First cut has all the elements of a Spiders' tune. Nice, rockin' vibe.