Music

[popvulture]

Ha! That sounds pretty sonically similar. I know these 70s smooth jams are a little cheesy but fuck it — I don't get tired of the stuff.

[GraemeE]

Hopefully I don't get banned for this but going tit for tat with smooth 70s jams is one of my favorite things to do

[Tago Mago]

punk, prog, metal, krautrock and the likes are my natural habitat but I've always had a soft spot for a great vocal melody

[Tago Mago]

back to regularly scheduled programming:

"When we are young
Wandering the face of the earth
Wondering what our dreams might be worth
Learning that we're only immortal
For a limited time"

one of my favourite Rush lyrics

[Tago Mago]

[Tago Mago]

recorded at a goth festival, which may explain why only about 5 people appear to be having fun...

[Jett129]

@Tago-Mago Wasn’t really a Rush fan,but I did see them once and thought they were absolutely phenomenal. Having said that,they did an album of their favorite covers called Feedback. Their arrangement of Summertime Blues combines parts from The Who’s version and the version by Blue Cheer,who I loved.

[Jett129]

The version by Blue Cheer. Paul Whaley on drums. You can see why they would like this.

[steelworker]

@Jett129 don't know where you find them. wonderful

[GraemeE]

RIP Mr Rodriguez

[WhiskeySandwich]

Backtracking through the yeah yeah yeah’s stuff, Karen O’s such a rockstar man

[Tago Mago]

I just played Tangerine Dream’s „Zeit“ for my wife. She was distinctly unimpressed and left to hang up the washing

[WhiskeySandwich]

@Tago-Mago it’s some trippy shit lol. I hadn’t heard it in forever and your comment spurred me to listen again, which reminded me of something else I recently heard that sounds like it could have sampled Zeit for background noise. Also for fans of Stranger Things lol

[Jett129]

@steelworker This one's especially for you. They flat out crush this song. Turn it up!

[endo]

RIP sugarman

[popvulture]

Man, such a treasure, that guy. I've absolutely burned up those records, and was lucky to see him a few times. It was crazy to watch the documentary and see how much of a humble guy he was, living in a place in Detroit with a wood-burning stove and giving most of his money to his kids. "Always live below your means."

The Light in the Attic post was pretty touching:
https://www.instagram.com/p/CvuohP6LeaN

[GraemeE]

In addition to Rodriguez the world also lost Robbie Roberston yesterday
RIP

[popvulture]

Oy I know, love that guy too. What an incomparable group those guys were, Robbie and Garth seemingly the only ones who took decent care of themselves. Glad he made it to 80, wish he'd stuck around longer. RIP.

[GraemeE]

@popvulture looks like Garth is the last man standing

[goosehd]