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Ronzo

Ronzo

I have been listening to the Allman Brothers for a solid month now. I just watched the doc about Tom Dowd, the pioneering sound engineer and producer and they have interviews with some of the Band members that I found very interesting.
 
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mikeypants

oooooh. Daniel Jonston(Johnston?), very interesting music. The man's life is intersting , too. There's a pretty good documentary about him called " The Devil and Daniel Jonston".
 
mjp

mjp

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Those pointy shredding guitars are awesome. It's nice that someone still uses them, and they didn't all just get thrown away at the end of the 80's. That song is good, but it should be about five minutes longer. It cuts off just as the idea of suicide starts to creep up on you.
 
Mark73

Mark73

Actually the song is from 1988, but Denis D'Amour kept his awesome guitar sound until he died in 2005. They did the last two albums with guitar tracks he had recorded at home previous to his death (colon cancer).
Here's one from INFINI, no video yet -
 
Cowboy

Cowboy

Spanish Stroll by Mink de Ville
Exorcise your funky little demon by Tito & Tarantula
Saturday Night by Herman Brood (RIP)
 
Purple Stickpin

Purple Stickpin

Here's what I consider to be the best R&R tune of the past 35 years:


For some reason, a complete version cannot be found on youtube. This is about 2 minutes short.
 
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slimedog

Me heep likeum King Crimson (and Red's their best) and Fripps guitar lick on this is unbelievable. (not Rock N Roll though)

But MJP's choice is unquestionably the right, albeit a bit highbrow, choice.
 
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slimedog

Naw, to me Chuck Berry is rock'n'roll-bands like the Who, Zep etc. are rock and bands like King Crimson are rock also (prog rock).

But me heepum like KC.
 
Black Swan

Black Swan

Abord the Yorikke!
Listening to Steve Earle, while the neighborhood is down for the night.
Fort Worth Blues, with Roseanne Cash, Guitar Town
 
rjwink666

rjwink666

Tinarriwen's new one Imidiwan:Companions, usually I can't stomach what might be considered 'World Music' but they are pretty damn great.

 
Ambreen

Ambreen

Sordide Sentimental
For Post Toxic, "Princess Sarah"'s opening song :

(there must be a german version, it was a too famous cartoon broadcasted worlwide ;) )
 
Mark73

Mark73

Now that's a cool reminder. I got to hear Violent Femmes first from Fort Worth exchange students, they loved VF. They also introduced me to Dr. Pepper and were introduced to German beer, but that's another off topic teenage story.
 
Ambreen

Ambreen

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I was looking at Arte (a franco-german TV channel)'s website to see what its "Summer of the 80s" programms consist in when I saw that video, a new version of "99 Luftballoons" specially recorded by Nena for the said "Summer of the 80s" :
http://www.arte.tv/fr/2725124.html#0

Elected the song of this night :D


(Roni, das ist für dich : http://www.arte.tv/de/woche/244,broadcastingNum=1026956,day=4,week=32,year=2009.html).

I sometimes regret not having a TV anymore ; TV is not all shitty, there are some good channels like Arte, I'm missing some excellent programms, pfff...
 
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Rekrab

Rekrab

Usually wrong.
Well I was listening to far too much wacko talk radio until I began to scare myself, so I backed off that and now I'm listening to some sort of spacy eastern electronica stuff. Have no idea of what it's called or even where it's from, but the lyrics are seldom in English and the voices are soothing and it's foreign enough to keep me interested.

Zohar? Or close to that...
 
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