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OT: 25 Songs That Tell Us Where Music Is Going (according to the NYT Magazine)

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  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @JeffChasteen said:

    @skiphunt said:

    @JeffChasteen said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @telecharge said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    You think multi-platinum record selling, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame multi-millionaire Buckingham is underrated? Wow. You set the bar pretty high for musical talent recognition then.

    Could have to do with age difference or cultural differences. I wouldn't say Lindsey Buckingham is a household name in the US, but Fleetwood Mac is (for those of a certain age). My dad liked them, and I like them, but what of Monzo Jr.? ;)

    How is Fleetwood Mac/Lindsey Buckingham regarded in the UK?

    Fleetwood Mac are a classic band, but Monzo Jnr's more into Hawkwind.

    The boy has good taste.

    The wife and I saw them live here in Austin last year. They've still got it.

    I bet that was great!
    I saw "Nik Turner's Hawkwind" before Brock got so pissy and made him drop the name. Later saw Turner with Dik Mik and guest guitarplayer Helios Creed. The last time I saw Turner, he came out and played a solo "In The Mood" for an encore.

    Nik's a lovely bloke, he lives not a million miles from here and my ex was in a band with him for a while. Dave's always been lovely too when I've met him - nothing like the villain he's been painted as. It's just a case of the two of them not getting on.

  • greengrocergreengrocer

    @mannix said:
    Wiers thought that Missy was already history over 15 years ago.

    @MonzoPro said:

    @telecharge said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    You think multi-platinum record selling, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame multi-millionaire Buckingham is underrated? Wow. You set the bar pretty high for musical talent recognition then.

    Could have to do with age difference or cultural differences. I wouldn't say Lindsey Buckingham is a household name in the US, but Fleetwood Mac is (for those of a certain age). My dad liked them, and I like them, but what of Monzo Jr.? ;)

    How is Fleetwood Mac/Lindsey Buckingham regarded in the UK?

    Fleetwood Mac are a classic band, but Monzo Jnr's more into Hawkwind.

    Maybe Jnr can also dig early kraftwerk (krautrock style). Loads of people think they only did this amazing electronic stuff but they made a different style of music years earlier

    Kraftwerk - Live in Soest (Germany), November 1970

    Nice this type of historic documents. Sounds interesting too! Thanks!

  • PhilWPhilW
    edited March 2017

    I lost touch with "popular music" around 20 years ago. I still listen to music every day in addition to making it, but I only recognised 1 out of 25 songs in the list. Yes, it was Adele. But I'm comfortable with that.

  • oat_phippsoat_phipps

    @telecharge said:
    https://instaud.io/_/O4n.mp3>; @oat_phipps said:

    I'm gonna leave the floor open on this one...because I would really like to hear that energy and effort from some dude today.

    You might like Anthony Hamilton and/or Cody Chesnutt.

    Thanks for the suggestions. The songs were decent, but the voices still lacked the oomph I'm lookin for and know has to still exist in places.

  • MikeyPMikeyP
    edited March 2017

    @oat_phipps said:
    I just wanna know...where is a good, soulful, balls-to-the-wall male voice these days? I can't listen to meek guys who are afraid of their own voice sing anymore

    Edit: disinclude metal...I'm talkin more of a early Bobby Womack/Wilson Pickett type thing

    Danko Jones:

    Vintage Trouble

    Monster Truck

  • asnorasnor
    edited March 2017

    @oat_phipps said:
    I just wanna know...where is a good, soulful, balls-to-the-wall male voice these days? I can't listen to meek guys who are afraid of their own voice sing anymore

    Antwuan Stanley :smile:

  • telechargetelecharge

    @oat_phipps said:
    Thanks for the suggestions. The songs were decent, but the voices still lacked the oomph I'm lookin for and know has to still exist in places.

    I don't know if the "oomph" you're looking for is the emotion of the performance or the raspy vocals. Maybe both? Either way, it's tough to measure up to Bobby Womack. The more successful male soul singers these days often have that Michael Jackson vibe.

  • TarekithTarekith

    @oat_phipps said:
    Fleetwood Mac rules

    Agreed!

  • srcersrcer

    @asnor said:

    @oat_phipps said:
    I just wanna know...where is a good, soulful, balls-to-the-wall male voice these days? I can't listen to meek guys who are afraid of their own voice sing anymore

    Antwuan Stanley :smile:

    This.
    Is good.

  • oat_phippsoat_phipps
    edited March 2017

    @telecharge said:

    @oat_phipps said:
    Thanks for the suggestions. The songs were decent, but the voices still lacked the oomph I'm lookin for and know has to still exist in places.

    I don't know if the "oomph" you're looking for is the emotion of the performance or the raspy vocals. Maybe both? Either way, it's tough to measure up to Bobby Womack. The more successful male soul singers these days often have that Michael Jackson vibe.

    It's the emotion, singing at a level from the gut (heart) where the voice just breaks up naturally. The raspiness Is always welcome too. The more I listen to new stuff (including the vids posted above, I listened to them all so thanks guys), the more I realize

    1) I just have my favorites and they're all really one-of-a-kind.

    2) I'm very picky. I still love listening to any new stuff in hopes of finding something new & great, but I know what I like. There are usually only 2 or 3 albums per year that I think are worthy of multiple listens. I still buy the albums I love, and Shura was the only one released in the calendar year last year that I bought.

    And yeah, the majority of male soul/pop singers these days sing too smoothly for my taste. Choirboys.

  • JeffChasteenJeffChasteen

    I second Vintage Trouble.
    You may also want to check out St Paul and the Broken Bones.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @oat_phipps said:

    @telecharge said:

    @oat_phipps said:
    Thanks for the suggestions. The songs were decent, but the voices still lacked the oomph I'm lookin for and know has to still exist in places.

    I don't know if the "oomph" you're looking for is the emotion of the performance or the raspy vocals. Maybe both? Either way, it's tough to measure up to Bobby Womack. The more successful male soul singers these days often have that Michael Jackson vibe.

    It's the emotion, singing at a level from the gut (heart) where the voice just breaks up naturally. The raspiness Is always welcome too. The more I listen to new stuff (including the vids posted above, I listened to them all so thanks guys), the more I realize

    1) I just have my favorites and they're all really one-of-a-kind.

    2) I'm very picky. I still love listening to any new stuff in hopes of finding something new & great, but I know what I like. There are usually only 2 or 3 albums per year that I think are worthy of multiple listens.

    And yeah, the majority of male soul/pop singers these days sing too smoothly for my taste. Choirboys.

    One of my favourites:

  • JeffChasteenJeffChasteen

    @MonzoPro said:

    @JeffChasteen said:

    @skiphunt said:

    @JeffChasteen said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @telecharge said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    You think multi-platinum record selling, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame multi-millionaire Buckingham is underrated? Wow. You set the bar pretty high for musical talent recognition then.

    Could have to do with age difference or cultural differences. I wouldn't say Lindsey Buckingham is a household name in the US, but Fleetwood Mac is (for those of a certain age). My dad liked them, and I like them, but what of Monzo Jr.? ;)

    How is Fleetwood Mac/Lindsey Buckingham regarded in the UK?

    Fleetwood Mac are a classic band, but Monzo Jnr's more into Hawkwind.

    The boy has good taste.

    The wife and I saw them live here in Austin last year. They've still got it.

    I bet that was great!
    I saw "Nik Turner's Hawkwind" before Brock got so pissy and made him drop the name. Later saw Turner with Dik Mik and guest guitarplayer Helios Creed. The last time I saw Turner, he came out and played a solo "In The Mood" for an encore.

    Nik's a lovely bloke, he lives not a million miles from here and my ex was in a band with him for a while. Dave's always been lovely too when I've met him - nothing like the villain he's been painted as. It's just a case of the two of them not getting on.

    @MonzoPro said:

    @JeffChasteen said:

    @skiphunt said:

    @JeffChasteen said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @telecharge said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    You think multi-platinum record selling, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame multi-millionaire Buckingham is underrated? Wow. You set the bar pretty high for musical talent recognition then.

    Could have to do with age difference or cultural differences. I wouldn't say Lindsey Buckingham is a household name in the US, but Fleetwood Mac is (for those of a certain age). My dad liked them, and I like them, but what of Monzo Jr.? ;)

    How is Fleetwood Mac/Lindsey Buckingham regarded in the UK?

    Fleetwood Mac are a classic band, but Monzo Jnr's more into Hawkwind.

    The boy has good taste.

    The wife and I saw them live here in Austin last year. They've still got it.

    I bet that was great!
    I saw "Nik Turner's Hawkwind" before Brock got so pissy and made him drop the name. Later saw Turner with Dik Mik and guest guitarplayer Helios Creed. The last time I saw Turner, he came out and played a solo "In The Mood" for an encore.

    Nik's a lovely bloke, he lives not a million miles from here and my ex was in a band with him for a while. Dave's always been lovely too when I've met him - nothing like the villain he's been painted as. It's just a case of the two of them not getting on.

    That's great to hear.
    Hey, if I were in Brock's shoes, I also would be miffed if my reedplayer showed up on roller skates and wearing a dinosaur costume.
    Hawkwind is one of the greats.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @JeffChasteen said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @JeffChasteen said:

    @skiphunt said:

    @JeffChasteen said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @telecharge said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    You think multi-platinum record selling, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame multi-millionaire Buckingham is underrated? Wow. You set the bar pretty high for musical talent recognition then.

    Could have to do with age difference or cultural differences. I wouldn't say Lindsey Buckingham is a household name in the US, but Fleetwood Mac is (for those of a certain age). My dad liked them, and I like them, but what of Monzo Jr.? ;)

    How is Fleetwood Mac/Lindsey Buckingham regarded in the UK?

    Fleetwood Mac are a classic band, but Monzo Jnr's more into Hawkwind.

    The boy has good taste.

    The wife and I saw them live here in Austin last year. They've still got it.

    I bet that was great!
    I saw "Nik Turner's Hawkwind" before Brock got so pissy and made him drop the name. Later saw Turner with Dik Mik and guest guitarplayer Helios Creed. The last time I saw Turner, he came out and played a solo "In The Mood" for an encore.

    Nik's a lovely bloke, he lives not a million miles from here and my ex was in a band with him for a while. Dave's always been lovely too when I've met him - nothing like the villain he's been painted as. It's just a case of the two of them not getting on.

    @MonzoPro said:

    @JeffChasteen said:

    @skiphunt said:

    @JeffChasteen said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @telecharge said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    You think multi-platinum record selling, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame multi-millionaire Buckingham is underrated? Wow. You set the bar pretty high for musical talent recognition then.

    Could have to do with age difference or cultural differences. I wouldn't say Lindsey Buckingham is a household name in the US, but Fleetwood Mac is (for those of a certain age). My dad liked them, and I like them, but what of Monzo Jr.? ;)

    How is Fleetwood Mac/Lindsey Buckingham regarded in the UK?

    Fleetwood Mac are a classic band, but Monzo Jnr's more into Hawkwind.

    The boy has good taste.

    The wife and I saw them live here in Austin last year. They've still got it.

    I bet that was great!
    I saw "Nik Turner's Hawkwind" before Brock got so pissy and made him drop the name. Later saw Turner with Dik Mik and guest guitarplayer Helios Creed. The last time I saw Turner, he came out and played a solo "In The Mood" for an encore.

    Nik's a lovely bloke, he lives not a million miles from here and my ex was in a band with him for a while. Dave's always been lovely too when I've met him - nothing like the villain he's been painted as. It's just a case of the two of them not getting on.

    That's great to hear.
    Hey, if I were in Brock's shoes, I also would be miffed if my reedplayer showed up on roller skates and wearing a dinosaur costume.
    Hawkwind is one of the greats.

    Yeah I remember the 80's gigs where Nik re-appeared for a while, dressed up like an alien thing. Sometimes it worked though, Stonehenge 84 was good, what I can remember of it...

  • ciancian

    I've seen better lists. The metal entries seem to sum it up really. Church of the Misery a third rate Doom band, and Metallica proving that the world of extreme metal left them behind decades ago.

  • asnorasnor

    @srcer said:
    This.
    Is good.

    Some more goodness...

  • srcersrcer

    @asnor said:

    @srcer said:
    This.
    Is good.

    Some more goodness...

    :)

  • srcersrcer

    Probably a bit of a reach drawing a parallel between the two. Accuse me of wanton free association if you like, but some how thought there was a common thread of humor. Regardless, reminded me of this, and thought I'd share. Who knows, might even be a male voice for @oat_phipps to take a listen to

    https://flatearthsocietybelgium.bandcamp.com/track/patsy

  • supanortonsupanorton

    @srcer said:

    @asnor said:

    @oat_phipps said:
    I just wanna know...where is a good, soulful, balls-to-the-wall male voice these days? I can't listen to meek guys who are afraid of their own voice sing anymore

    Antwuan Stanley :smile:

    This.
    Is good.

    DAMN.
    GOOD.

  • JohnnyGoodyearJohnnyGoodyear
    edited March 2017

    Interesting business, power. How it breaks upon each of us, sometimes differently. Especially in art, music.

    This piece was on my headset, weirdly or ironically, whatever, when I swam outside today for the time this year, I listened to it the whole way. A voice starts off (I believe it's Gillian Anderson, who's bidialectal) reading one of the great pieces of poetry in the English language; Virginia Woolf's note left for her husband before she committed suicide. And then just Max Richter (with a little nod to Glass/The Hours in there towards the end maybe). I found it as powerful (especially underwater) as almost anything else might be.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:
    Interesting business, power. How it breaks upon each of us, sometimes differently. Especially in art, music.

    This piece was on my headset, weirdly or ironically, whatever, when I swam outside today for the time this year, I listened to it the whole way. A voice starts off (I believe it's Gillian Anderson, who's bidialectal) reading one of the great pieces of poetry in the English language; Virginia Woolf's note left for her husband before she committed suicide. And then just Max Richter (with a little nod to Glass/The Hours in there towards the end maybe). I found it as powerful (especially underwater) as almost anything else might be.

    Bugger, that seems to be blocked here, will see if I can find another one.

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