Music

Aetas

Choosed this today….

Booklet Inside: 1994 and scary!

One of the earlier works of Rick Rubin on American recordings.
He produced their first record Danzig-Danzig in 1988!

To be honest, he produced this negligible acts before:
1986: LL Cool J – Radio
1986: Beastie Boys – Licensed to Ill
1986: Slayer – Reign in Blood
1987: The Cult – Electric
1987: Public Enemy – Yo! Bum Rush the Show

goosehd

neph93

I've been doing a bit of a 90's revival this evening. Started with Smashing Pumpkins which led to a bit of early PJ Harvey at which point I was well into they girls doing their thing. Hole came next and then I jumped forward a decade to the greatest three minutes of Norwegian pop music ever committed to Mini Disc…

goosehd

Late 80's/Early 90's. 88 to be exact…Don't know how many times I listened to this song during the early 90's.

neph93

^ It is genius though. I’m watching Donnie Darko tomorrow with my 17 year
Olds (my idea)? That song makes such a grand entrance in that movie.

goosehd

All-time favourite Cure song…"Burn"

goosehd

I really loved that era in music…So many great songs and bands!!

Graham

God damn The Cure Glastonbury set was perfection, Pictures of You always gets me pretty emotional.

Deftones have released a second new song @goosehd It's got a really White Pony - Elite vibe.

Today's obsession has been Thou's Alice in Chains cover:

goosehd

@neph93 Thanks for starting me back down the rabbit hole. As soon as you mentioned the 90’s and the Pumpkins and Hole, it took me back to a great time. Then @Graham follows up with a grunge masterpiece. I now know how I’m going to spend the rest of the evening and maybe weekend.

Thanks guys! Also big thank you for the Deftones’s heads up. I looking for it now.

neph93

@goosehd might not be what you are shooting for, but if you want 90's stuff that is not big, brassy or well known, but is it's own rabbit hole, then it can be found here…

It takes a little bit of work, but it is literary, musically satisfying and generally the tits.

goosehd

I like it. Kind of reminds me of a Nick Cave or Tom Waits kind of vibe.

Speaking of Waits:

Aetas

Used this beatiful book in class today:

Remembered that I’ve a 12inch single from DWIG, and heard it loud this evening.

Video Footage from ‘Flowers and Trees‘ from 1932.

Aetas

Talking about Tom Waits; Down by Law from Jim was a revaluation in my adolescence!

goosehd

Last post for the night. A band/singer/performer that I really like. Progressive Rock - Steven Wilson/Porcupine Tree.

Jett129

Fifty years ago todayJimi Hendrix died. I was fortunate to get to see him three times. I need the shirt that says I’m Old But I Saw All the Cool Bands. To this day I think he was the greatest rock guitar player ever.