Music
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That was terrific Lfoot & Cash …thank you .
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Just saw that one of the New Orleans bands I really love is opening for Clutch. Mike Dillon is a percussionist with a total punk rock ethos. These guys are such a trip. Lots of time changes, lots of fun.
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Thanks for the Gord and Johnny. Never knew they played together.
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Nate, were you the Lucero fan? I can't recall who on the forum that was. Ben Nichols (and Lucero) were on Treme on HBO recently…
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New PIXIES EP2 - http://newpixi.es/sM4
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Nate, were you the Lucero fan? I can't recall who on the forum that was. Ben Nichols (and Lucero) were on Treme on HBO recently…
guilty as charged
and nothing lucero gets past me without my knowing
seen it -
The venue they showed them playing is one of my favorites in New Orleans and by far the best in the French quarter. An old burlesque joint called one eyed jacks.
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For those of us who enjoy such things, Crystal Method's forthcoming release is streaming:
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Enjoying the new Burial EP - Rival Dealer - that appeared without fanfare just before 2014 hit.
Not sure any of the tunes hit the heights of Truant though…
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How is Burial?
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How is Burial?
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If that's an accusation of cynicism on my part, a quick google on your part might reveal that the artist in question doesn't tend to operate like that…
Maybe I should have posted a link to some ropey metal instead, just to fit in better.
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I'm fucking serious, the only album I have heard is self titled. I was curious if he changed it up a bit or is still dub stuff.
btw I am a music fanatic. So I was not breaking your balls. I like everything from Phish to Converge from Cash to The Knife and everything in between with in reason
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I'm fucking serious, the only album I have heard is self titled. I was curious if he changed it up a bit or is still dub stuff.
My bad - too much IPA…
Much changed from the early stuff off his self-titled album. More of a soundscape/dystopian thing going on these days.
'Untrue' was the album that started the process imo, even though it still had a lot of the upfront dub-step influences and the shorter tracks of 'Burial' - and was probably his most accessible album. Since then, the EPs have featured longer tracks that seem more fragmented on first listen, but get more coherent the more time you give them.
Loads more ideas going on though - I seem to remember Pitchfork (or a similar site) describing it as 'post-Skynet' which I quite liked, even though I generally hate that sort of bullshit labelling.
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For the record, I also like metal - I just struggle with some of the relentlessly dark shit that gets posted on here a fair bit (whether via lists or links)
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