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@SKT
I went to Madison back in the day. Tar Babies represent.
@SKT Otto's Chemical Lounge/Blue Hippos?
@anodyne man all these sound familiar to me but I can’t say I saw any of them live. Great time for live music though!
@Jett129 I watched a documentary about Baker…your comment hits the spot. Kind of an eccentric…but mean ol’ prick
@SKT was it the one where he hits the director in the face with his cane?
@GraemeE that’s the one
@SKT said in Music:
Hüsker Dü
NIce addition and a double umlaut to boot!
For all of you Radiohead fans. This band is so good. Their average age is 12. They're going places for sure.
Also, I love the the drummer is playing open-handed.
@seawolf I think young performers always bring a special energy, whatever they’re playing. Maybe it’s because they’re still exploring and haven’t forgotten how to have fun.
not really a Radiohead fan, but that's very cool
speaking of the special energy of the youth reminds me of this one (that you probably know, but it's so good)
@endo said in Music:
not really a Radiohead fan
I suspect a lot of people can relate to this. It's a band that divides opinions.
What other strong marmite bands can people think of?
Oasis, U2, Taylor Swift and Coldplay come immediately to mind.
@ARNC I love that!
@Bridger said in Music:
@endo said in Music: not really a Radiohead fan I suspect a lot of people can relate to this. It's a band that divides opinions. What other strong marmite bands can people think of?
Grateful Dead!
Phish
I like 'em both! I used to see Phish live a lot in the 90s, but I don't really listen to them much anymore. But I'm a proud deadhead.
Yeah yeah, so we’ve heard.
