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Subject: Interesting New Music
Date: Sat Jan 14 23:06:42 2012
User: hotnurse
Message:
Buzz, I like the song/link. I like the way he matched the video to his music. Wonder what movie that clip was taken from.
User: hotnurse
Message:
Buzz, I like the song/link. I like the way he matched the video to his music. Wonder what movie that clip was taken from.
Date: Wed Jan 25 07:37:08 2012
User: BuzzClik
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hotnurse -- The video is a clip from Sunrise by F W Murnau from 1927.
User: BuzzClik
Message:
hotnurse -- The video is a clip from Sunrise by F W Murnau from 1927.
Date: Wed Jan 25 08:09:46 2012
User: BuzzClik
Message:
You guys didn't realize that this thread was turning into some sort of awesome indie music blog, did you? I gave you the review of St. Vincent, and she's blowing away audiences everywhere, including stints on late-night teevee. I talked about how Cloud Nothings is starting to make rumblings, helped by the Rolling Stone interview -- and the fact that I put $10 in their "cookie jar" after their gig. After I helped launch her career right her at Freecell.net, tUnE-yArDs gets record of the year (see link below). Awesome! I like this quote from the link: "The album 'who kill' by tUnE-yArDs was just named record of the year by voters in the 2011 Pazz & Jop poll. I'm guessing this doesn't mean much to more than (maybe) 10,000 people in the entire country. In fact, if you effortlessly understood 100 percent of this article's opening sentence, you can probably skip the rest of the piece." Well, I read the opening sentence with a cheer, and I should have skipped the review. (It is a bit critical because he doesn't like the style and he had never heard of her. So, why did he write the review?...) Anyway, it is my pleasure to keep you up to speed on the new and exciting, albeit obscure, music in the indie scene. By the way, my son will be releasing two new EPs in the coming weeks. He plays with two different groups who coincidentally decided to record. Exciting stuff!
Link: tune yards
User: BuzzClik
Message:
You guys didn't realize that this thread was turning into some sort of awesome indie music blog, did you? I gave you the review of St. Vincent, and she's blowing away audiences everywhere, including stints on late-night teevee. I talked about how Cloud Nothings is starting to make rumblings, helped by the Rolling Stone interview -- and the fact that I put $10 in their "cookie jar" after their gig. After I helped launch her career right her at Freecell.net, tUnE-yArDs gets record of the year (see link below). Awesome! I like this quote from the link: "The album 'who kill' by tUnE-yArDs was just named record of the year by voters in the 2011 Pazz & Jop poll. I'm guessing this doesn't mean much to more than (maybe) 10,000 people in the entire country. In fact, if you effortlessly understood 100 percent of this article's opening sentence, you can probably skip the rest of the piece." Well, I read the opening sentence with a cheer, and I should have skipped the review. (It is a bit critical because he doesn't like the style and he had never heard of her. So, why did he write the review?...) Anyway, it is my pleasure to keep you up to speed on the new and exciting, albeit obscure, music in the indie scene. By the way, my son will be releasing two new EPs in the coming weeks. He plays with two different groups who coincidentally decided to record. Exciting stuff!
Link: tune yards
Date: Sat Feb 4 14:23:55 2012
User: BuzzClik
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This is not brand new, but today I heard a few of the cuts from the latest Fleet Foxes album, and I thought I'd share them. The first is Helplessness Blues http://youtu.be/KyP0DACgdgc , which is a typical Fleet Foxes song. Lots of harmonies, sort of a resurgence of folk rock. Lorelai http://youtu.be/CVyLukxXKIc is a great song about a relationship. They remind me of some of the groups from the 70s with a similar sound. My sons had the fortune to see them in concert in a bar a couple of years back. One of my kids love them and was hyped about the concert. The other kid (who prefers "hair bands") was not happy and was loudly complaining about how he was stuck in some greasy dump having to listen to the likes of the Fleet Foxes, at which time the lead singer turned around and apologized for his misfortune. Hee hee!
User: BuzzClik
Message:
This is not brand new, but today I heard a few of the cuts from the latest Fleet Foxes album, and I thought I'd share them. The first is Helplessness Blues http://youtu.be/KyP0DACgdgc , which is a typical Fleet Foxes song. Lots of harmonies, sort of a resurgence of folk rock. Lorelai http://youtu.be/CVyLukxXKIc is a great song about a relationship. They remind me of some of the groups from the 70s with a similar sound. My sons had the fortune to see them in concert in a bar a couple of years back. One of my kids love them and was hyped about the concert. The other kid (who prefers "hair bands") was not happy and was loudly complaining about how he was stuck in some greasy dump having to listen to the likes of the Fleet Foxes, at which time the lead singer turned around and apologized for his misfortune. Hee hee!
Date: Sun Feb 5 15:53:59 2012
User: BuzzClik
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A recent sensation occurring behind the scenes is Lana Del Rey. She has popped up on the internet, though she certainly has not quite gone viral. She has also made something of a bimodal splash on various indy music outlets: one of the most popular indy music bloggers, "Gorilla versus Bear," stated that the most amount of hate mail he receives during his weekly two-hour stint on XMU (Sirius/XM station 35) is when he plays her music. Lana Del Rey does nothing for me simply because I find her ordinary and boring. I chafe a bit when they play her on XMU because it is abundantly clear that she has the single focus of launching a pop career. Her songs are heavily produced, and the sound is much too clean for the taste of the run-of-the-mill indy music devotee. It's not a big deal, and it happens every now and then. Arcade Fire and Vampire Weekend certainly benefited from their indy following before making pop inroads. I have avoided posting anything about Lana Del Rey here because she is not interesting to me. That is, until she made her television debut on Saturday Night Live. I was pretty stunned to hear that SNL would risk putting a live mic in front of a performer who, as far as I know, has never had a big tour and has yet to release her first album. Her performance on SNL was gawd awful. She was off key, throaty, incessantly wiggling nervously, playing with her hair, missing musical cues, and generally horrible. This is why you play basements for a couple of years, then small though real venues, then gymnasiums, and finally big gigs before you roll the dice on live television. What a mess. (See the review and links to her SNL performance below). I have no doubt that those haters who sent poison pen emails to Gorilla vs Bear were delighted to see her crash and burn. I feel sorry for her and hope that both she and SNL learned an important lesson.
Link: Lana Del Rey on SNL
User: BuzzClik
Message:
A recent sensation occurring behind the scenes is Lana Del Rey. She has popped up on the internet, though she certainly has not quite gone viral. She has also made something of a bimodal splash on various indy music outlets: one of the most popular indy music bloggers, "Gorilla versus Bear," stated that the most amount of hate mail he receives during his weekly two-hour stint on XMU (Sirius/XM station 35) is when he plays her music. Lana Del Rey does nothing for me simply because I find her ordinary and boring. I chafe a bit when they play her on XMU because it is abundantly clear that she has the single focus of launching a pop career. Her songs are heavily produced, and the sound is much too clean for the taste of the run-of-the-mill indy music devotee. It's not a big deal, and it happens every now and then. Arcade Fire and Vampire Weekend certainly benefited from their indy following before making pop inroads. I have avoided posting anything about Lana Del Rey here because she is not interesting to me. That is, until she made her television debut on Saturday Night Live. I was pretty stunned to hear that SNL would risk putting a live mic in front of a performer who, as far as I know, has never had a big tour and has yet to release her first album. Her performance on SNL was gawd awful. She was off key, throaty, incessantly wiggling nervously, playing with her hair, missing musical cues, and generally horrible. This is why you play basements for a couple of years, then small though real venues, then gymnasiums, and finally big gigs before you roll the dice on live television. What a mess. (See the review and links to her SNL performance below). I have no doubt that those haters who sent poison pen emails to Gorilla vs Bear were delighted to see her crash and burn. I feel sorry for her and hope that both she and SNL learned an important lesson.
Link: Lana Del Rey on SNL
Date: Sat Feb 11 14:57:07 2012
User: poptart
Message:
Ever hear of this one? I heard the song first by a group that evidently put a vid on youtube that had gone viral... I never saw the vid (until yesterday when I went looking), but they were on the Ellen Show, 4 ppl playing one guitar. I liked the song, and yesterday I heard it on the radio twice, so searched for it. Well, come to find out, it was a group of friends doing someone else's song. The "imposters" were Walk Off the Earth, doing a song by Gotye. (Goh-tee-ay) On the Ellen Show, Walk Off the Earth all got Fenders - one for each.
Link: Gotye - Somebody I Used to Know
User: poptart
Message:
Ever hear of this one? I heard the song first by a group that evidently put a vid on youtube that had gone viral... I never saw the vid (until yesterday when I went looking), but they were on the Ellen Show, 4 ppl playing one guitar. I liked the song, and yesterday I heard it on the radio twice, so searched for it. Well, come to find out, it was a group of friends doing someone else's song. The "imposters" were Walk Off the Earth, doing a song by Gotye. (Goh-tee-ay) On the Ellen Show, Walk Off the Earth all got Fenders - one for each.
Link: Gotye - Somebody I Used to Know
Date: Sat Feb 11 15:00:51 2012
User: PatsFan
Message:
okay, it was 5 ppl.... and in the last post, I forgot the word "that".
Link: Walk Off the Earth - Somebody That I Used to Know
User: PatsFan
Message:
okay, it was 5 ppl.... and in the last post, I forgot the word "that".
Link: Walk Off the Earth - Somebody That I Used to Know
Date: Mon Feb 13 08:21:34 2012
User: BuzzClik
Message:
I enjoyed both versions of the song, PatsFan. Interesting stuff, for sure. Bon Iver had been discussed above. He won the Grammy for Best Indy Record. They had some serious competition, some of which has clearly graduated from the indy ranks. Congrats, Bon Iver!
User: BuzzClik
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I enjoyed both versions of the song, PatsFan. Interesting stuff, for sure. Bon Iver had been discussed above. He won the Grammy for Best Indy Record. They had some serious competition, some of which has clearly graduated from the indy ranks. Congrats, Bon Iver!
Date: Mon Feb 13 09:20:41 2012
User: PatsFan
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I heard they won something last night... i didn't watch the Grammy awards tho. My son has been singing the Gotye song all weekend. We have some overlap in our music taste... tho... he listens to COUNTRY!! He did not get that from me!
User: PatsFan
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I heard they won something last night... i didn't watch the Grammy awards tho. My son has been singing the Gotye song all weekend. We have some overlap in our music taste... tho... he listens to COUNTRY!! He did not get that from me!
Date: Mon Feb 13 09:59:51 2012
User: hotnurse
Message:
Watched the Grammy's last night and thought it was all great (a little tired of Whitney already) but the only one I *didn't* get was Dead Mouse. My 32yr old son in Japan said that they are great. Must be an age thing........... *Loved* the last few min. with McCartney/Walsh/Springsteen/etc.
User: hotnurse
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Watched the Grammy's last night and thought it was all great (a little tired of Whitney already) but the only one I *didn't* get was Dead Mouse. My 32yr old son in Japan said that they are great. Must be an age thing........... *Loved* the last few min. with McCartney/Walsh/Springsteen/etc.
Date: Mon Feb 13 11:11:45 2012
User: BuzzClik
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DeadMau5 is a phenomenon I do not follow, but I know those who like them. Electronic rave music and everything that goes with it. It's popular.
User: BuzzClik
Message:
DeadMau5 is a phenomenon I do not follow, but I know those who like them. Electronic rave music and everything that goes with it. It's popular.
Date: Mon Feb 13 14:17:00 2012
User: BuzzClik
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Maybe they pronounce it Dead Mouse? They dress up like techno mouse, so... ???
User: BuzzClik
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Maybe they pronounce it Dead Mouse? They dress up like techno mouse, so... ???
Date: Mon Feb 13 14:38:25 2012
User: hotnurse
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I just checked their website and actually there bio is quite impressive. The name *is* pronounced "mouse", named in part for a dead mouse that Joel Zimmerman found in his computer and changed to deadmou5 for entrance into a chatroom. Guess I need to give it a serious listening but doubt if it would be something I would download.
User: hotnurse
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I just checked their website and actually there bio is quite impressive. The name *is* pronounced "mouse", named in part for a dead mouse that Joel Zimmerman found in his computer and changed to deadmou5 for entrance into a chatroom. Guess I need to give it a serious listening but doubt if it would be something I would download.
Date: Tue Feb 14 03:13:51 2012
User: mrbuck
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Here is a band I think is up and coming, gaining fans around the country. mrbuck
Link: Bryan Elijah Smith and the Wild Hearts
User: mrbuck
Message:
Here is a band I think is up and coming, gaining fans around the country. mrbuck
Link: Bryan Elijah Smith and the Wild Hearts
Date: Tue Feb 14 06:53:51 2012
User: BuzzClik
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They clearly have lots of talent, and based on the reviews I read, they have a following. How would you classify their music, mrbuck? Not really country, but not really bluegrass. Just curioius...
User: BuzzClik
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They clearly have lots of talent, and based on the reviews I read, they have a following. How would you classify their music, mrbuck? Not really country, but not really bluegrass. Just curioius...
Date: Tue Feb 14 13:22:37 2012
User: hotnurse
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Good video/music Buck. What makes me think that you might know these kids?
User: hotnurse
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Good video/music Buck. What makes me think that you might know these kids?
Date: Tue Feb 14 13:25:43 2012
User: mrbuck
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Alt Americana Buzz. Yeah Hottie, these guys have been on the radio show. I thought I might post some music from "new" bands that are doing well here. More to come. mrbuck
User: mrbuck
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Alt Americana Buzz. Yeah Hottie, these guys have been on the radio show. I thought I might post some music from "new" bands that are doing well here. More to come. mrbuck
Date: Tue Feb 14 14:15:34 2012
User: BuzzClik
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Thanks, mrbuck. It's a fairly distinct sound, and now I can put a name on it. (Pardon my ignorance, but I don't keep up: you have a radio show?)
User: BuzzClik
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Thanks, mrbuck. It's a fairly distinct sound, and now I can put a name on it. (Pardon my ignorance, but I don't keep up: you have a radio show?)
Date: Tue Feb 14 14:17:33 2012
User: hotnurse
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Yes I did, but checked it out again to be sure. Like the music 7 video, although not a big fan of the minor chords. Nice to see that you, unlike most guys, aren't stuck in music of the past. Great new stuff out there even today.
User: hotnurse
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Yes I did, but checked it out again to be sure. Like the music 7 video, although not a big fan of the minor chords. Nice to see that you, unlike most guys, aren't stuck in music of the past. Great new stuff out there even today.
Date: Tue Feb 14 14:24:45 2012
User: BuzzClik
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Oh, sure, hottie -- I've been nursing this thread for months, but he puts up one post and suddenly he's a renaissance man! ;)
User: BuzzClik
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Oh, sure, hottie -- I've been nursing this thread for months, but he puts up one post and suddenly he's a renaissance man! ;)
Date: Tue Feb 14 14:47:42 2012
User: hotnurse
Message:
Lol Buzz, you do get a lot of love from me too. Buck and I have met and shared music interests for years, so he's like my family.
User: hotnurse
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Lol Buzz, you do get a lot of love from me too. Buck and I have met and shared music interests for years, so he's like my family.
Date: Tue Feb 14 15:03:03 2012
User: mrbuck
Message:
Yeah Buzz, I host a live performance radio show on Thursday nights, no recorded music, just on air live music, like radio was back in the before time. We host local and travelling bands, singer-songwriters and musicians from many genres. mrbuck
Link: you can listen here, just click WEBCAST
User: mrbuck
Message:
Yeah Buzz, I host a live performance radio show on Thursday nights, no recorded music, just on air live music, like radio was back in the before time. We host local and travelling bands, singer-songwriters and musicians from many genres. mrbuck
Link: you can listen here, just click WEBCAST
Date: Tue Feb 14 15:10:56 2012
User: BuzzClik
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Awesome, mrbuck! I definitely will give it a listen.
User: BuzzClik
Message:
Awesome, mrbuck! I definitely will give it a listen.
Date: Tue Feb 14 15:55:41 2012
User: hotnurse
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My semi-slow connection keeps me from listening, but I have been to the studio live, twice I think; once was via Limo per Corporate Buck. Great memories! East Coast of the US is where real music is coming from.
User: hotnurse
Message:
My semi-slow connection keeps me from listening, but I have been to the studio live, twice I think; once was via Limo per Corporate Buck. Great memories! East Coast of the US is where real music is coming from.
Date: Thu Feb 16 12:31:29 2012
User: mrbuck
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Kim Cameron and Side F/X has started to have some serious success, playing at halftime shows in the NFL, getting choice gigs and now a youtube video with over a million hits. They were super nice and a lot of fun on WXJM Live.
Link: Side F/X
User: mrbuck
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Kim Cameron and Side F/X has started to have some serious success, playing at halftime shows in the NFL, getting choice gigs and now a youtube video with over a million hits. They were super nice and a lot of fun on WXJM Live.
Link: Side F/X
Date: Fri Feb 17 23:01:27 2012
User: BuzzClik
Message:
A fun group that has been out for a little while is Tennis. It's a husband and wife duo from Denver, and they have quite the following on the indie circuit. They are creative with something of a pop sound, but they do not pursue the pop scene or pop audiences. They have a sound that is similar to St. Vincent but not the edge. Tennis is really easy on the ears with Alaina Moore doing all the vocals and Patrick Riley providing a lot of the creative drive as well nice guitar work. They just released their sophomore album, called "Young & Old". The song "Origins" is receiving a lot of air time on the indie radio channels (http://youtu.be/Qapnomk2sys), but "Deep in the Woods" is the only official music video I can find. The video is definitely interesting. I downloaded their album from Rhapsody, and it's very relaxing. A solid thumbs up, but don't expect this to be a challenging selection.
Link: Deep in the Woods
User: BuzzClik
Message:
A fun group that has been out for a little while is Tennis. It's a husband and wife duo from Denver, and they have quite the following on the indie circuit. They are creative with something of a pop sound, but they do not pursue the pop scene or pop audiences. They have a sound that is similar to St. Vincent but not the edge. Tennis is really easy on the ears with Alaina Moore doing all the vocals and Patrick Riley providing a lot of the creative drive as well nice guitar work. They just released their sophomore album, called "Young & Old". The song "Origins" is receiving a lot of air time on the indie radio channels (http://youtu.be/Qapnomk2sys), but "Deep in the Woods" is the only official music video I can find. The video is definitely interesting. I downloaded their album from Rhapsody, and it's very relaxing. A solid thumbs up, but don't expect this to be a challenging selection.
Link: Deep in the Woods
Date: Sat Feb 18 00:55:49 2012
User: olblue
Message:
I have to agree with mrbuck about Bryan Elijah Smith, he and his band are really good. I'll include a link to one of my favorite songs they do. I also listen faithfully to buck's show each Thursday providing I'm not working at the time and it's like unwrapping a present. You never know what you'll get till the show opens and there have been some really cool musical gifts given!
Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqCZ0X5HPPc&feature=related
User: olblue
Message:
I have to agree with mrbuck about Bryan Elijah Smith, he and his band are really good. I'll include a link to one of my favorite songs they do. I also listen faithfully to buck's show each Thursday providing I'm not working at the time and it's like unwrapping a present. You never know what you'll get till the show opens and there have been some really cool musical gifts given!
Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqCZ0X5HPPc&feature=related
Date: Sun Feb 19 02:03:45 2012
User: sillama
Message:
Korean new music. The younger generation is really into romantic ballads...first generation to grow up in the post-arranged marraige culture. The lyrics appear in Korean (Hangeul) script as he sings them. It's a totally phonetic alphabet,- the only true alphabet in Asia. Each block of symbols is a syllable.
Link: romantic ballad, K-pop
User: sillama
Message:
Korean new music. The younger generation is really into romantic ballads...first generation to grow up in the post-arranged marraige culture. The lyrics appear in Korean (Hangeul) script as he sings them. It's a totally phonetic alphabet,- the only true alphabet in Asia. Each block of symbols is a syllable.
Link: romantic ballad, K-pop
Date: Sun Feb 19 10:05:43 2012
User: BuzzClik
Message:
My only experience with Korean pop music is through Rain (thanks to Stephen Colbert).
User: BuzzClik
Message:
My only experience with Korean pop music is through Rain (thanks to Stephen Colbert).
Date: Sun Feb 19 16:39:50 2012
User: BuzzClik
Message:
Did any see SNL last night? Sleigh Bells as musical guest!!! The just released a new album (Reign of Terror)... I was curious about their live sound considering the heavy mixes they have on their releases. Nicely done. Old Sleigh Bells: Infinity Guitars: http://youtu.be/fheYx_ZPU18 Rill Rill: http://youtu.be/Z734bz-0zsM New Sleigh Bells: Comback Kid: http://youtu.be/ZXP4Rhu5pJo Born to Lose: http://youtu.be/887Glv9BSkg
User: BuzzClik
Message:
Did any see SNL last night? Sleigh Bells as musical guest!!! The just released a new album (Reign of Terror)... I was curious about their live sound considering the heavy mixes they have on their releases. Nicely done. Old Sleigh Bells: Infinity Guitars: http://youtu.be/fheYx_ZPU18 Rill Rill: http://youtu.be/Z734bz-0zsM New Sleigh Bells: Comback Kid: http://youtu.be/ZXP4Rhu5pJo Born to Lose: http://youtu.be/887Glv9BSkg
Date: Thu Feb 23 20:03:53 2012
User: BuzzClik
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Cloud Nothings are really catching the attention of a lot of folks. Here's an interview by ABC. It also has a link to a video of the second oddest song that Cloud Nothings played when I saw them. "No Future/No Past" is not a song you will be humming on the way to work in your car. It could, however, be the soundtrack to one of your nightmares.
Link: Cloud Nothings interview on ABC
User: BuzzClik
Message:
Cloud Nothings are really catching the attention of a lot of folks. Here's an interview by ABC. It also has a link to a video of the second oddest song that Cloud Nothings played when I saw them. "No Future/No Past" is not a song you will be humming on the way to work in your car. It could, however, be the soundtrack to one of your nightmares.
Link: Cloud Nothings interview on ABC
Date: Tue Feb 28 08:15:34 2012
User: BuzzClik
Message:
Yesterday evening, I saw a new HP laptop commercial that featured the Violent Femmes' "Blister in the Sun." I was pretty amused by this, but it also is dynamite advertising. The new laptop is supposedly designed specifically for music, and true music freaks really appreciate the song they've used. As I began scouring the interned for the ad and a YouTube video to show "Blister in the Sun", I quickly discovered that I was not the only one so taken. Click the link below to see the commercial and a live version of the song from a long time ago. (this post, although about a HUGE indy band, really doesn't belong here, being old music and all. sorry for that)
Link: Violent Femmes and HP
User: BuzzClik
Message:
Yesterday evening, I saw a new HP laptop commercial that featured the Violent Femmes' "Blister in the Sun." I was pretty amused by this, but it also is dynamite advertising. The new laptop is supposedly designed specifically for music, and true music freaks really appreciate the song they've used. As I began scouring the interned for the ad and a YouTube video to show "Blister in the Sun", I quickly discovered that I was not the only one so taken. Click the link below to see the commercial and a live version of the song from a long time ago. (this post, although about a HUGE indy band, really doesn't belong here, being old music and all. sorry for that)
Link: Violent Femmes and HP
Date: Tue Feb 28 11:33:42 2012
User: poptart
Message:
I saw that commercial last night for the first time too! thx for the link... np on the old stuff in this thread. it's all good!
User: poptart
Message:
I saw that commercial last night for the first time too! thx for the link... np on the old stuff in this thread. it's all good!
Date: Tue Feb 28 12:04:40 2012
User: BuzzClik
Message:
The Violent Femmes are still iconic among the indy crowd and others. If you get a venue full of hipsters and the guitarist plays the opening riff from "Blister in the Sun", the crowd will answer by clapping out the drum response. However, playing the entire song apparently is a violation of a sacred covenant among hipsters. A few indy anthems must never be covered. Arcade Fire got a taste of this when the dared to cover "This Must Be the Place" by Talking Heads. (Scene from recent movie: KID: Can you play "This Must Be the Place" by Arcade Fire? CHEYENNE (Sean Penn): You must be delusional. "This Must Be the Place" is by the Talking Heads.
User: BuzzClik
Message:
The Violent Femmes are still iconic among the indy crowd and others. If you get a venue full of hipsters and the guitarist plays the opening riff from "Blister in the Sun", the crowd will answer by clapping out the drum response. However, playing the entire song apparently is a violation of a sacred covenant among hipsters. A few indy anthems must never be covered. Arcade Fire got a taste of this when the dared to cover "This Must Be the Place" by Talking Heads. (Scene from recent movie: KID: Can you play "This Must Be the Place" by Arcade Fire? CHEYENNE (Sean Penn): You must be delusional. "This Must Be the Place" is by the Talking Heads.
Date: Thu Mar 8 13:48:45 2012
User: poptart
Message:
by Band of Skulls not everyone's cup of tea, I'm sure....
Link: Sweet Sour
User: poptart
Message:
by Band of Skulls not everyone's cup of tea, I'm sure....
Link: Sweet Sour
Date: Thu Mar 8 20:54:46 2012
User: BuzzClik
Message:
Interesting video, poptart. The song is a bit head-banger for my taste, but there is no getting away from the quality of the music.
User: BuzzClik
Message:
Interesting video, poptart. The song is a bit head-banger for my taste, but there is no getting away from the quality of the music.
Date: Fri Mar 9 09:41:14 2012
User: poptart
Message:
I thought the video was a little disturbing. I love head-banging music, all kinds of metal, techno (sometimes), classic rock, alternative, experimental, classical, big band.... just about everything except country! (tho I do like southern rock)
User: poptart
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I thought the video was a little disturbing. I love head-banging music, all kinds of metal, techno (sometimes), classic rock, alternative, experimental, classical, big band.... just about everything except country! (tho I do like southern rock)
Date: Fri Mar 9 13:48:53 2012
User: malr
Message:
speaks for itself
Link: sarajevo waltz by Mundy Turner
User: malr
Message:
speaks for itself
Link: sarajevo waltz by Mundy Turner
Date: Fri Mar 9 14:37:42 2012
User: poptart
Message:
I like it! I imagine that you look like the singer (female!)... just sorta how I picture you.
User: poptart
Message:
I like it! I imagine that you look like the singer (female!)... just sorta how I picture you.
Date: Fri Mar 9 16:20:33 2012
User: malr
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Not that far off, actually - I'm the one in the long dress
User: malr
Message:
Not that far off, actually - I'm the one in the long dress
Date: Sun Mar 11 03:36:45 2012
User: malr
Message:
Just to say 'thank you' to poptart for finding me the perfect music to listen to while reading 'Someone Came Knocking' by Anne Merrick.
Link: live lounge 2012 band of skulls - changed the way you kissed me
User: malr
Message:
Just to say 'thank you' to poptart for finding me the perfect music to listen to while reading 'Someone Came Knocking' by Anne Merrick.
Link: live lounge 2012 band of skulls - changed the way you kissed me
Date: Sun Mar 11 12:47:22 2012
User: malr
Message:
boy getzaclue...
Link: boy better know: too many man (need some more girls)
User: malr
Message:
boy getzaclue...
Link: boy better know: too many man (need some more girls)
Date: Sun Mar 11 13:00:26 2012
User: malr
Message:
and now it's time to lower the tone - warning - smily faces not applied in this version
Link: lmfao - sexy and i know it
User: malr
Message:
and now it's time to lower the tone - warning - smily faces not applied in this version
Link: lmfao - sexy and i know it
Date: Mon Mar 12 10:26:55 2012
User: poptart
Message:
Helen, your shimmery dress link didn't pull up for me. liked the BoS song you posted! and the last one: content taken down as inappropriate for certain audiences. LOL
User: poptart
Message:
Helen, your shimmery dress link didn't pull up for me. liked the BoS song you posted! and the last one: content taken down as inappropriate for certain audiences. LOL
Date: Mon Apr 2 16:09:48 2012
User: poptart
Message:
http://fireflyfestival.com/index.php I wanna go!
User: poptart
Message:
http://fireflyfestival.com/index.php I wanna go!
Date: Tue Apr 3 20:09:06 2012
User: BuzzClik
Message:
How about this: a non-traditional version of the Star Spangled Banner that doesn't suck! Courtesy of The Fray before the NCAA Championship game.
Link: very nice
User: BuzzClik
Message:
How about this: a non-traditional version of the Star Spangled Banner that doesn't suck! Courtesy of The Fray before the NCAA Championship game.
Link: very nice
Date: Thu Apr 5 08:25:56 2012
User: poptart
Message:
I heard that on the radio up here and the DJs were criticizing it. I thought they did a good job, for their style of music. How many people did the anthem and totally sucked?? (answer, IMO: PLENTY) It was unique, they didn't forget the lines or change them.... I say YAY.
User: poptart
Message:
I heard that on the radio up here and the DJs were criticizing it. I thought they did a good job, for their style of music. How many people did the anthem and totally sucked?? (answer, IMO: PLENTY) It was unique, they didn't forget the lines or change them.... I say YAY.
Date: Thu Apr 5 10:22:04 2012
User: hotnurse
Message:
I thought it was good too; Fray-style. As long as the singers don't forget the lyrics, add goofy riffs or grab their junk I'm ok with adding a little twist to the anthem.
User: hotnurse
Message:
I thought it was good too; Fray-style. As long as the singers don't forget the lyrics, add goofy riffs or grab their junk I'm ok with adding a little twist to the anthem.
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