Music
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Tons of new music in queue
Finally got to Hackney Diamonds by the Stones and it’s anything but hackneyed. Great stuff 6 decades in
Sturgill is Sturgill. Which is not to say it sounds the same as anything else he’s done so much as to say it’s excellent.
Phish’s new one is good; better on second listen with phones
Love the new King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard single and keenly await the remainder of the album
Billy Strings live one is playing now; so far so great
ORB, STS9, and when the rest of the album drops Toro y Moi all in queue among others. Overwhelming time to be a music lover.
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First time listening to this album today. I’m hooked!
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@IH-GARY man this just threw me for a major mind fuck. I was like, that dude in the tux sure sounds like Sturgil but no way he’s aged so much!! It almost looks like Sean Penn…then I googled it. Haha.
Cool song. Like to see an artist like Sturgil lending his vocal talents to broad genres like that. Dude is so damn talented.
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@Mizmazzle For sure I would never have listened to Diplo if Sturgill had not stretched his talents to this track/genre - the Diplo ‘Country’ albums are well worth a listen, great for the gym!
There is some discussion as to whether it’s Sturgill riding the mechanical bull in the video!By the way, the track is a 10 year old Bedouin Soundclash tune - another awesome band!
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I like many electronics artists and songs, and a lot of non-pop country. While I will always admire Sturgill’s openness to try new things, in this case for me the two go together like bananas and asparagus
When I saw him touring “with” Johnny Blue Skies, I searched to familiarize myself, not understanding it was a pseudonym for him. This was at the time the only track, and I was thinking “yeah maybe we skip the opener.”
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I discovered this dude years ago and revisited today to find that he is still awesome. Icelandic metal/punk drummer turned neo-classical multi-instrumentalist.
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@Twistlock In response to the title of your song,this one came to mind.
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I can’t wait to see them.
And I think it’s kind of charming and on brand that the mysterious Cindy Lee artifact is only available via a friggin Geocities page.
Thank you!
