Music

[neph93]

Oof… this is the nuts.

[endo]

[Jett129]

This is too good not to share. 

[popvulture]

On the tt this morning:

https://badbadnotgoodofficial.bandcamp.com/album/iv

[goosehd]

[Jett129]

A very young Buddy Rich.

[goosehd]

@Jett129 Thank you.  That entire performance was great and I thoroughly enjoyed it!

@neph93 I also quite liked the performance from Tamar Aphek.  I hadn't heard of her before and am now travelling down the rabbit hole.

[Jett129]

@goosehd Do you have any further info on the Jimi Hendrix concert? I was fortunate to have seen him 3 times,and he’s,hands down,my all time favorite guitar player. Looks like they’re going to release that in some capacity.

[goosehd]

@Jett129 I haven’t heard anything and didn’t even know about it until shortly before I posted that video.  I am eagerly anticipating any news and or release.

I’ve often thought I was born at the wrong time/era.  To have seen Hendrix, Joplin, Woodstock, etc… or the big band era Dorsey, Fitzgerald, Armstrong, etc…, or the blues greats…would be my dream.

So many great artists and beautiful music created by that era of musicians.

Not to lie, I really love music in general…but those have to be my favourite genres.

If I hear anything I’ll let you know.

[goosehd]

@Jett129

Here’s another one from the same concert…maybe they are finally going to release it.  I have read that they were working on it 2 years ago.

[goosehd]

[goosehd]

[Raisinoux]

[mclaincausey]

@goosehd:

@Jett129

I’ve often thought I was born at the wrong time/era.  To have seen Hendrix, Joplin, Woodstock, etc… or the big band era Dorsey, Fitzgerald, Armstrong, etc…, or the blues greats…would be my dream.

Hear, hear @goosehd

I did get to see the Buddy Rich Big Band as a little boy, late in his career @Jett129

I have these thoughts often, but then I chastise myself for perhaps not giving enough credit to the music I do enjoy today… maybe it will be similarly revered in decades hence. But 1965-1975 would have been a great decade for this music lover to see a lot of jazz, blues, folk, and rock shows by some of his favorites.

[endo]

[neph93]

^My relationship with PF is long and deep. But I struggle now. RW was a hero of mine from when I was 15, and his stubbornness and bloody mindedness an inspiration. Now I just feel let down by him time and time again.

[neph93]

Norwegian Death Pop…

[mclaincausey]

@neph93 I have immense respect for RW artistically, but if I had to pick between him and DG, DG easily wins. Waters probably falls behind DG AND RW for me.

I will admit to not being as big a fan of SB, but I should give some deeper listens soon.

[neph93]

@mclaincausey I can never avoid mixing the art with the artist. I'll admit to forgiving some great artists with views that are distasteful to me, while I'll despise artists I deem mediocre for the same thing. For example I worship the poet Philiup Larkin, but fucking hate Morrisey.

While RW's contribution to PF and his solo material in the 80's is iconic, his attitudes now just seem the product of a man who doesn't go to the therapy he can clearly afford.

[goosehd]

Have always loved Pink Floyd and their Pulse tour was my favourite concert experience (and sadly my only experience with them)!!  I think I was the highest I’ve ever been in my life, and didn’t smoke a thing.  Outdoor concert in Toronto, and the haze was thick!

Waters made that group great and was sad to see him leave.  Gilmore is very, very good, but waters made it just about perfect.

Barrett made it perfect!!

That band has influenced just about everything I love about music.  Blues, jazz, big sounds, subtlety, and just pure power.

Waters on his own is just…