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Yeah I like that album, although not as much as the Intelligence. I had no idea of the connection between those bands + thee oh sees, that's cool
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Machine gun kelly.
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The distinctive timbre of Jeff Becks guitar and Jan Hammers ivorys:
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This autumn, there’ll be another John Coltrane Quartet live album
released that was recorded in 1965 - the same week as Live in Seattle. |
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Théâtre de la Ville, 27 octobre 1983 by Workshop de Lyon & George Lewis Jean Bolcato: double bass Maurice Merle: alto sax, soprano sax Christian Rollet: drums Louis Sclavis: bass clarinet, soprano sax, alto sax plus George Lewis: trombone |
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Saw them live in Moscow in the summer of 2007, a very exciting live act though I never actually sat down and listened to the records, excellent as I'm sure they are. Shame they're no longer active. This cover of Come Together is so good |
from their "covers" album, Каверлар
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One of my favorite pieces of music from any era or genre.
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omfg is that real? I assumed Marky was just making those lyrics up
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That's beautiful. Easily one of my favorite Fall songs from the later years.
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too lucid and too self-effacing, so I, later, discovered that it came from a monthly magazine that Virgin provides on their trains in the UK. It doesn't raise my plagiarism hackles up (unlike Dylan) because I think of it as an objet trouvé. |
sure, it's more like the Beatles' Being For the Benefit of Mr. Kite
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One of those "how the hell was it not a worldwide smash" singles
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Siouxsie, on the other hand, ... "The Staircase (Mystery)" actually did chart pretty high when it came out - even tho it didn't have the grab of something like "Hong Kong Garden" during that time. |
i think when the song came out it was too early for that era..come the the 90's then they made it...
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There was only about a 6 month difference between those singles in the late 70s and both were very popular in the clubs.
... and considering that something like 10 of about a dozen of their albums came out and charted before the 90's, I don't know how it can be said that they were too early for their time (???) Superstition and Rapture weren't all that great and they decided to hang it up after those. Flip side of that single has that T-Rex song too. |
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That's interesting, how does someone as knowledgeable as you achieve this? I remember being vaguely turned off by their ubiquity and canonicity, but then many of the artists I liked paid tribute to them or referenced them etc that I had to take a closer look... To find out I absolutely love The White Album for example. Quote:
What I was trying to say is "it's so catchy to me that I feel like it should've been a Police-size New Wave smash". Not that this pointless counterfactual deserves any thought, I'm bored with it already. Quote:
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This is as good as it gets for me. I treat myself to it occasionally.
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