snipelfritz wrote:I would probably like Tom Waits a lot more if he took his voice and songwriting style and used it over a different style of music rather than his odd, Muppet-esque Vaudville. It's not bad, just difficult to really get into for me personally.
His contribution to N.A.S.A.'s first album is pretty sick and proves he's be just as good if not better in other genres(he doesn't come into until a minute into the song). [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZ2znlF5TVM[/youtube]
That song is pretty awesome. I agree that whenever he steps outside what he normally does it's incredible, but I love his normal style. And also, over the years he has done lots of different stuff, his first 5 albums or so are just really nice songs, none of the creepiness/weirdness of his later music.
Me and the Mrs playing role-reversal in the car this morning. We sang a duet,specifically,this: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EB7h5aWPPd0[/youtube] I did the girl vox,she did the guy's,all the while my index finger was resting on her top lip to represent a mustache. It was kinda hot
That doesn't sound too much off from how it should be. "Eh(long a)-deed-das" would be just horrible. It's like when people say "Eye-tal-yan." As if people came from "eye-tuh-ly."
Seriously, how do people think that's right? Dumb hicks...
BOOM-SHAKALAKALAKA-BOOM-SHAKALAKUNGA
Behndy wrote:i don't like people with "talent" and "skills" that don't feel the need to cover their inadequacies under good time happy sounds.
rfurtkamp wrote:Bastard stepchild of modern delay times/looping and a Lexicon Vortex would have me whipping out the credit card faster than a hooker at a coke convention.
