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https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=emaBtrf5fyA
Música, Vanessa da Mata
To be fair, it’s not everyone. I’m slightly older millennial and me and most of my friends are huge music nerds. But I do get what you’re saying. I would more so blame social media and corporate interests over the actual generation of people though. The suits basically push music as a commodity to be consumed now rather than art to be absorbed and experienced. Which really sucks. But for the ones they do break through, they usually become obsessed with music like most people before the age of social media.
Been going through a Chet Baker phase recently. What an underrated talent. Sad story though.
As a friend once said, “It’s like being seduced by the void”
I’ve still never seen that documentary but I keep meaning to because I’ve heard it’s great. Thanks for the reminder!
Well said.
Don’t know what you’re talking about, man. Didn’t mean to trigger ya bro. If you like it that should be enough. And Bob Dylan is a great singer. He’s got chops.
Tom Waits is another great singer.
Chet Baker is also a great singer. And his intonation is solid.
John 5 Live Full Set in Austin, TX, 4/28/22
Someone needs to hear this:
The whole album is good, but for me this one is the gem.
You have good taste, Sir.
Senbei (and he is using a Joué controller live)
Been listening to a lot of shoegaze lately. MBV, Slowdive, etc. as well as This Heat.
I can’t understand why I have missed this band - lately discovered.
Kalya Scintilla from Australia - wonderful music.
This one really builds. Just voice and ambient guitar.
Alice Coltrane - A Monastic Trio.
I had forgotten how much I like this.
Love me some Alice Coltrane. The Journey in Satchidananada (i think it how’s it’s spelled lol)) is an excellent album.
Been on a Jazz kick myself lately. Relistened to most of Mingus’s discography, Bill Evans, and John Coltrane as well.
The Desiccants.
They are horrible.
Their cover of WAP is possibly the worst thing I have ever heard.
Seriously, though…
I have been dipping back into CCR deep cuts (is there really such a thing?)
particularly their debut, Willie and The Poorboys, and Pendulum.
So many good songs and performances.
The song “Effigy” splits the difference between Crazy Horse and Television. Beautiful. Nothing but pure electricguitar twisted love…
This as well.
Rest In Peace, Melanie Safka
That is stunning.