Music

SKT

@Matt I love MJ Lenderman. I’ve had “Rudolph” on repeat this last week. Like a back woods Dinosaur Jr or something. Have you listened to “You Have Bought Yourself a Boat”? Anyway love his stuff thanks for posting

Matt

Oh yeah. He’s coming around at the end of the month. Might try to catch him. He’sin Wednesday and I saw them last year. They’re great.

seawolf

Not sure if anyone around here listens to Khruangbin. If you're not familiar, they've got a really unique sound and I think they're one of the best grooves out there right now.

This is a fun 11 minutes if you have the time.

If you have about an hour, I strongly suggest giving this a listen. This is one of their best recordings of all time.

Tago Mago

Tago Mago

Love me some Amorphis

Tago Mago

Lost track of Primordial after Where Greater Men Have Fallen. Still pretty good live, As Rome Burns is such a fantastic live song

scooter

scooter

GraemeE

I wasn't aware Elvis Costello wrote this one

I believe @popvulture is our resident expert on Mr C

popvulture

@GraemeE ah yes, love RW’s version! EC’s version on Punch the Clock is also good — he got Chet Baker to play a solo on it, which I think was maybe sort of a feat at the time because Chet was in a pretty sad state.

dinobarnesberlin

So weird to listen to the radio these when they come on and say--" New Cure coming up" ---im all like whaaaaa?

GraemeE

@popvulture 80s Chet life is dark

But it works to capture the vibe
Just listened to that version for the 1st time

popvulture

@GraemeE definitely.

Fwiw if you haven’t dug deep into Costello, I’d say Punch the Clock is a fairly decent record, but there are others from that era that are really fantastic. Trust and Imperial Bedroom are my personal faves from then. But tbh… can’t really go wrong with any from the first dozen.