Music
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Have to thank this thread and all of y'all. I was prepping for my holiday in July and was trying to create some play lists of my favorite 90s and early 2000s music and was hoping tool finally had digital downloads, but they didnt..
My music collection is all messed up after several new computers and hard drives and mixed Napster downloads and CD rips etc. All cds have been trashed by now, etc. So being able to repurchase and download is where I live now…
Anyway, I live under a rock and love reading this forum and to learn Tool was now accessible via download was epic! Haven't stopped listening to them since last Friday. Saw them in NY in early 2000s. I think it was the garden, but cant remember... I am not a music head or big concert guy, but tool, rage against the machine, wood stock 99 (yeah hahahahaha), all awesome. Tool was just amazing. So glad to have all of their albums on my phone now.
All of this is epic [emoji3595]
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^ just one of the 869 reasons I have for never having downloaded music. I only own physical copies.
Anyway…this announced recently... New Swans studio album and 2020 tour
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2019 was heralded as a great year for music. One of the best years in recent memory…
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Wendy I Williams fronting The Damned, in Australia, in 2019…great energy
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Still one of my favorite bands. Billy Duffy is such a great guitar player too
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I love the earlier stuff all the way up to Sonic Temple….maybe even the one after that. Haven’t heard anything beyond that so I’m trying to play catch-up with the newer albums
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The Cult - Phoenix
David Holmes - $165 million + interestI remember hearing this David Holmes track on the Ocean's 12 soundtrack and thinking it sounded familiar. I like David Holmes but this sounds like a straight rip of Phoenix
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Love and Electric are definitely my faves. Oddly enough, i've never listened to Dreamtime so i'll have to queue that up on Youtube and give it a listen. The reason why I love Sonic Temple so much is that it's the album I listened to the most when I moved from Japan to the US in '89. Went through a rough patch when my parents divorced so it's one of the albums that got me through it all
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Ha! I jammed "Fire Woman" and "Sweet Soul Sister" this weekend
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Hidden City and Born Into This are pretty damn solid albums, as was Beyond Good and Evil. Obviously the earlier stuff was great.
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Hidden City and Born Into This are pretty damn solid albums,
Totally a return to form. It's that middle period stadium rock that was a let down for me.
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Gothy poppy post-punk
Danzig-esque hard rock (Rubin common between Danzig and Electric) and the records a year apart
Stadium glam
Not sure what happened after thatI like all of the above phases with which I'm familiar, but a very diverse career.
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Not sure what happened after that
After a lengthy hiatus they returned with Born Into This, a very well made, gritty, tight, hard rock album. Pretty much carried on in that vein.
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So, back to Electric then, sounds like.
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So, back to Electric then, sounds like.
Not really. On Electric Rubin’s stripped down production really defines the album. The songs are like blues rock with pop song structures and production.
Born Into This is much grittier and heavier, with a broader, more layered sonic profile. The song writing is much more mature as well. Give it a listen if you have a minute. I’d be interested to hear what you think.
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The Cult have just released amazing remaster reissues of their early albums on 180g vinyl, for any fellow audiophiles out there.
