YACHT for you!
I found this. I like it. Thought you might too. Must not use complete sentences!
Warning: F-Bomb at end of video!!!
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Listening to: Sigur Ros - Gobbledigook
via FoxyTunes
Labels: my downloads, youtubery
I'm going to try to explain, as patiently as I am able to, why your musical tastes are inferior to mine. Please keep in mind though, that writing about music is like dancing about architecture. And maybe, if you all promise to behave, I'll drop in the occasional original composition, which I promise will be at least as good as anything Milli Vanilli ever did, you lucky little wallabies!
I found this. I like it. Thought you might too. Must not use complete sentences!
Warning: F-Bomb at end of video!!!
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Listening to: Sigur Ros - Gobbledigook
via FoxyTunes
Labels: my downloads, youtubery
Yeah, yeah; I know it's been a while. I'm saying this, of course, to my conscience, as he's the only one who checks in here on a regular basis.
Good stuff...
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Listening to: Julian Plenti - Fun That We Have
via FoxyTunes
Labels: ssb update, timewasters, yet another comeback, you're welcome, youtubery
Try to watch this for less than half an hour.
Impossible.
And because I love you, here's where you can download the song for free, just like Sideshow Bob did!
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Listening to: Mogwai - Time and A Half
via FoxyTunes
Labels: audiophiles, cartoons, my downloads, simpsons quotes, timewasters, yet another comeback, you're welcome
No time for a rambling preamble, let's get to the music:
1) Sting Me - The Black Crowes.
Generally, not a fan of this genre, but I think these guys bring something original and inventive to the table.
2) The Man In Me - Bob Dylan.
AKA "That song from The Big Lebowski where he flies through the air". I can enjoy this song without its association with that excellent film, but I'd be lying if I said that it didn't add a little extra something to the experience.
3) St. James Infirmary Blues - The White Stripes.
I love the White Stripes...they just sound like they're having fun.
4) Slainte - Mutefish.
This is from a CD that Sy and I bought from a band we saw performing on the street in Galway, Ireland. These guys rock!
5) My Name Is Jonas - Weezer.
The foreman has injured his hand!
6) (New Wave) Polly - Nirvana.
I love old school Nirvana. Wish I'd seen them live.
7) Letting You - NIN.
I got this via free download. I like what he's doing lately, but I think Trent Reznor needs to calm down about Radiohead.
8) We Were Born the Mutants Again With Leafling - Of Montreal.
I really don't like these guys, but I really love this song.
9) Nude - Radiohead.
Spooky! See #7 above. I love these guys even more because they totally ignored Miley Cirus.
10) Roar Roar Roar - Bodies of Water.
I just got this a few days ago. Kinda reminds me of the songs from Juno. Pretty good stuff, a little pretentious.
11) I Hate Myself and I Want To Die - Nirvana.
Love it...more old Nirvana. Good one to end on.
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Listening to: Rage Against The Machine - Down Rodeo
via FoxyTunes
Labels: friday random eleven, my downloads, white stripes, youtubery
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Listening to: Smashing Pumpkins - Hummer
via FoxyTunes
Labels: geekitude, immaturity, ssb update, timewasters
Well, actually, no. Several weeks though...not good. Let's see - what to write, what to write, what...
I know! Covers! About 95% of them are crap. There's only one reason for a band to do a cover: if they can bring a fresh, different interpretation of their own to the song. I'm bringing this up because I just today heard two covers; one of "Stand By Me" performed by John Lennon, and another of "That's When I Reach For My Revolver", performed by Moby. I like John, and I like Moby, but these are song that were done right the first time. No need to mess about with these songs. These guys have more than enough talent and creativity to either come up with a song that needs to be redone ("Voices Carry", for example), or just to come up with an original of their own.
One notable exception to this rule of covers applies to live performances - if you can perform a true and faithful reproduction live, then fine, go ahead. One performance that comes to mind is 10,000 Maniacs doing "Because the Night" on MTV Unplugged (pulled from YouTube...grrrrr!!!).
Labels: audiophiles, commas commas commas, geekitude, rants, yet another comeback, youtubery
I knew it! I could pretty much have told you all of this. Especially the part about country trending towards the left side of the graph.
Click it to make it bigger (that's what she said).
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Listening to: Ludwig Van Beethoven - Symphony No. 5, 1st Mvt.
via FoxyTunes
Labels: audiophiles, geekitude, immaturity