What Music?

[gordonrutter]

Also there is this coming up

 

[TangletwigsDeux]

It was a streamed live performance a couple of months ago, not aware it’s available anywhere. Would have liked to have seen an original 1970’s performance.

Sorry Gordon I edited my post after you quoted it. Online Faux-pas alert! The new one is on the Youtube, and i think at least part of the original. Oh that event looks interesting, although the photo isn't exactly meditative, more primal scream!

 

[gordonrutter]

Sorry Gordon I edited my post after you quoted it. Online Faux-pas alert! The new one is on the Youtube, and i think at least part of the original. Oh that event looks interesting, although the photo isn't exactly meditative, more primal scream!

This is the recent one

Never seen any video of an original / early performance, if you have a link?

 

[gordonrutter]

This is the recent one

Never seen any video of an original / early performance, if you have a link?

The sound glitches were present on all versions of the live stream.

 

[TangletwigsDeux]

Yeah no, I went deep diving and there doesn't seem to be any original performances on Youtube my bad - I saw some United States footage and got Tangled. Sorry

 

[gordonrutter]

Yeah no, I went deep diving and there doesn't seem to be any original performances on Youtube my bad - I saw some United States footage and got Tangled. Sorry

Yeah, I didn’t think there was. I’ve got audio of one or two but no video.

 

[Comfortably Numb]

Northern soul...

This documentary maybe not so well known?

[Edit: OK on this thread?]

 

[TangletwigsDeux]

Its music and you can listen too it? I'd say so in my amateur pre-exam mod opinion.

 

[Comfortably Numb]

Its music and you can listen too it? I'd say so in my amateur pre-exam mod opinion.

The alternative is kinda, 'good stuff online', where someone with a meaningful interest might not pick up on it. A 'one off' and speaking of Northern Soul...

 

[Schrodinger's Zebra]

More 80s bliss. This one's for Zebs.

One of my all-time favourites! Thank you so much!

 

[Schrodinger's Zebra]

China Crisis just doesn't get enough airplay in my opinion. So let's have two of them.

 

[Comfortably Numb]

I was searching YouTube for a BBC Horizon documentary, 'How Long is a Piece of String' and this popped up.

Via YouTube, there are further enigmatic tracks from the band.. how come I have never heard of them...

 

[Comfortably Numb]

... and this popped up.

Consequently, of course, having chosen to listen, YouTube now suggests similar I may like.

I like this and again brand new to myself...likewise so?

 

[Lord Lucan]

Because today is December 8. In memory of John Lennon.

 

[Vardoger]

A song which really reflects the time it was written, 1986-1987. Sign O' The Times.

 

[skinny]

Time we drop the raga.

 

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[AgProv]

Otava Yo - Russian folk band, very quirky, made a stage -look out of whatever the Russian equivalent of "backwoods hillbilly" is. lots of their stuff is in "idealised picture of Traditional Mother Russia" mode. Very listenable! And as their LP title has it -
Что за песни

What songs!

 

[TangletwigsDeux]

Right up my alley - if you like blissed out droney ambiance wrap your lugholes around this. If you dont then erm Motorhead are in the wings.

7 Euros on the Bandcamps: https://secretdomainlabel.bandcamp.com/album/amanita-phalloides-heavenchord-become-like-children

 

[Schrodinger's Zebra]

It's been a whole year since we lost Marie Fredriksson. RIP.

 

[skinny]

if you like blissed out droney ambiance

 

[TangletwigsDeux]

Cool band them are

 

[skinny]

Found this thing on my media player library. No memory of putting it there, but it's really good. The singer at moments puts me in mind of Gordon Gano (Violent Femmes). Kind of Undertonesy, bit of T-Rex, bit of Lou Reed. Like it.

 

[Comfortably Numb]

A couple of Small Faces uploads which may not be so well known.

The first is from 1967 and remastered for 'lip synch'.

The second is apparently for "promotional" purposes and features a guest appearance from Jimmy McCulloch.

 

[Comfortably Numb]

Humble Pie with a rare cover version from 1972.

 

[Yithian]

I'd like to recommend this new release by everyn.



You can stream the album freely from here:
https://evryn.bandcamp.com/album/lovedrive

It's ambient, synthwavey Bladerunner/Boards of Canada/Future Sound of London-esque.

I find it a great to listen to as I tap away at the paperwork or gaze out of the window across the city.

Edit: direct listen here:

If you like it, Vanished, by the same artist (see links to the right) is just as good.

 

[VitaminMan]

Herein I present you with the best band that we in Spain have to offer.

 

[Bad Bungle]

When I hear Chrissie Hynde's distinctive singing voice I get a protuberance in my gentleman's progenerative area.