Music: What are you listening to today?

Music: What are you listening to today?

In the spirit of the books and movies threads, here's one to talk about what you're listening to lately and what you hav

29 August 2009 at 10:11 PM
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by BullyEyelash

what a deep cut rewound
locked up a long time ago
must understand to some degree
this was first of a kind ear assault


and all aboard the mrbb simon boat


by REDeYeS00

what a deep cut rewound
locked up a long time ago
must understand to some degree
this was first of a kind ear assault

Both song & video were obviously inspiring to the Butthole Surfers who did the other song I posted as part of a side project that’s well worth tracking down.


This isn’t Gibby & Jeff, just posting for completeness sake.


by John Cole

I saw Casino Royale at the drive-in back in 1967, and I loved it then and still do. Such a great cast with a number of actors playing Bond. A little story. I was visiting my mom in an assisted living home about ten or so years ago. An old married couple couldn't remember a song they were thinking of but could remember the tune. So I sang it for them. Here's how it was done in C

Probably made them happier than anything their kids or grandkids had done in the previous ten years.


by BullyEyelash

Both song & video were obviously inspiring to the Butthole Surfers who did the other song I posted as part of a side project that’s well worth tracking down.

This belongs in the covers thread but has to go here because butthole surfers have been mentioned

Broken YouTube Link



little red wagon
little red bike
i ain't no monkey
but i know what i like

when i see sailor saint as last poster i automatically open the thread
again does not disappoint

life is sad
life is a bust
all ya can do is do what you must


I saw the butthole surfers in some kind of field in 1993 with flaming lips and stone temple pilots. This ain't them.


by mrbaseball

So this week my Simon and Garfunkel/Paul Simon playlist hit the old ipod and it been going all week long as I have album every Simon has been involved with. He will go down in history with Bach, Beethoven and Mozart and never be forgotten.

People say that type of thing about the Beatles a lot. I mean I love Paul Simon but this seems like a stretch.


by sailorsaint

A great song, but not one meant to be part of a regular rotation on a mainstream public platform imo.


by kioshk
by mrbaseball

So this week my Simon and Garfunkel/Paul Simon playlist hit the old ipod and it been going all week long as I have album every Simon has been involved with. He will go down in history with Bach, Beethoven and Mozart and never be forgotten.

People say that type of thing about the Beatles a lot. I mean I love Paul Simon but this seems like a stretch.

I’m going to have to give that some thought. Simon v Dylan is an extraordinary thing to suggest on the face of it, but…Late In The Evening and Me & Julio are GREAT songs, as is Boy In The Bubble….

Meanwhile, this one still delivers chills after 55 years.

Edit: Yeah, it’s a stretch but Simon is definitely underrated. He might be behind Dylan, Wilson & Wonder, but he’s riding in the same caravan.


by kioshk

People say that type of thing about the Beatles a lot. I mean I love Paul Simon but this seems like a stretch.

It's a massive stretch. The Beatles or Paul Simon would be closer to someone like John Dowland or Gaspar Sanz, a guy with a lute (guitar) and a song. The Pinnacle of Western Art Music is a radically different specialty.

This kind of thing:


by amplify
by kioshk

People say that type of thing about the Beatles a lot. I mean I love Paul Simon but this seems like a stretch.

It's a massive stretch. The Beatles or Paul Simon would be closer to someone like John Dowland or Gaspar Sanz, a guy with a lute (guitar) and a song. The Pinnacle of Western Art Music is a radically different specialty.

This kind of thing:


I just discovered The Cure’s Lovecats synchs up with Yankee Doodle Daffy way better than that Dark Side Wizard nonsense. Just link the da da dada da da dada’s to the fire escape scene.



[YOUTUBE][https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcUza_wWCfA[/YOUTUBE]

[YOUTUBE] [/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TV2fOHsNfwA[/YOUTUBE]


Roberta giving flack today


THE ELECTRIC FLAG - Wine

What a performance, especially by Bloomfield and Miles!


by steamraise

THE ELECTRIC FLAG - WineWhat a performance, especially by Bloomfield and Miles!

sweet jesus.


Dr John and Joe Walsh - Unplugged


Spring '90, the Dead's last great East Coast swing.

Saint & MrsSaint were 11th row, Phil side for this.

I can tell the Queen of Diamonds by the way she shines.


We were in the 100's maybe 25 rows behind the soundboard.

The GD Ticket Service was the best.

The heart has its seasons.


This week Steve Goodman showed up on the old ipod. He is probably in my top 5 recording artists/bands of all-time. Brilliant songwriter and performer. Totally joyful. Not sure how well known he is outside of Chicago? But he is a legend here.

"How you gonna keep 'em down on the farm now that outspace has lost its charm"
"Everbodys waitin for something to happen. let me know if it ahppens to you!"

I absolutely love this guy and have everything he ever recorded. He was taken from us far too young.


He was well known nationally before his death. Is still well known to those of us who enjoy ridiculing the Cubs.


by Phat Mack

He was well known nationally before his death. Is still well known to those of us who enjoy ridiculing the Cubs.

Ridiculing the Cubs is my favorite hobby 😀

Him being a Cubs fan was his only flaw.

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