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The new album is fuck off good

HT 2 th' PRF for this Travis Bean/Killed By Death jawn by the John Berenzy Group


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xi1-3AaI3Ms

Whirld's MF greatiste


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RQFxBFhGl4

The magnificent Nora En Pure - Purified 300



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7ZZ04Yo7lw

Lurker13 wrote:The magnificent Nora En Pure - Purified 300


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7ZZ04Yo7lw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSgFPUlhc2o

Gonna just play J. Mascis-style guitars leads over this first chance I get

AI enabled Trout Mask Replica stems


hhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMI7P_-w2ac

coupleonapkins wrote:AI enabled Trout Mask Replica stems


hhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMI7P_-w2ac

the only stems i ned are the ones i will be smoking

fast and bulbous, also a tin tear drop the mascara snake

the leg end of drumbo

Recently bought their 10xCD box of '80s material. Not all of it stellar but it was cheap so there is definitely enough for to listen to for the price.

qersty wrote:

coupleonapkins wrote:AI enabled Trout Mask Replica stems


hhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMI7P_-w2ac

the only stems i ned are the ones i will be smoking

fast and bulbous, also a tin tear drop the mascara snake

Beedle bones n' smokin' stones

A man's gotta eat!

Dandolin wrote:the leg end of drumbo

Woe-is-uh-me-bopp'd.... again

i've been listening obsessively to a private-pressing CD i bought at the Ben Ottewell/Ian Ball out of Gomez show a couple of weeks ago. it's a band-format album that features Ian and Ben along with a singer/songwriter form LA who goes by Buddy (t/n Francis Humberston) and the rhythm section from his 2007-2018 band, also called Buddy. Buddy met Ian when the latter lived in LA (which he still may do) and he's been touring with Ben and Ian as opener/sit-in for over a decade now. the bassist is Will Golden, who's done a lot of soundtrack and TV scoring work in Hollywood, and the drummer is Michael Jerome, who among other artists toured with Better Than Ezra for years between session and tour work with John Cale, Richard Thompson, and other illustrious names to have on one's resume.

unfortunately their album, which apparently is titled "Handbags" and has no collective artist ID, is currently only available at their shows on CD/LP. not even a damn Bandcamp download. all i can show you is versions of a couple of songs from the album played live by Ben, Ian, and Buddy in New York/Glasgow respectively. you won't get the benefit of the arrangements which have a lot of creative use of synths and a brilliant rhythm section, but the tunes are STRONG. as they say in the first song, "WORK IT OUT." "Limited Vibes" has been stuck in my head since the gig on 10/19.

if you're smoking stems, you're really, really doing it wrong.

Still fresh as it was in 1999 / RIP Peter / Wasn't That A Time, My Weavers?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9dWWOiMOwI

38 years after dropping the single, Felt released their first video:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5XgLshyN8w