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[caiofilipini]

I've been going through a lot of Sabbath,.and more recently, a lot of the Rival Sons stuff. Really like their latest album (Feral Roots), and they were absolutely great live on that tour.

 

[mnemonic]

 

[Bricksnbeatles]

 

[peccary]

I think this counts:

My "office" is in the living room and we have a playpen set up here (taking up the bulk of the living room) and I do my job and keep any eye on the kiddo all day. This morning I put on some old Sesame Street and this gem just showed up. Good ol' Leland Slkar on bass!

 

[zgrav]

I’ve been listening to the newest St. Vincent album. The first track/single isn’t that good, but the rest of it is really good. Like, REALLY good.
I also had Shellac on earlier. Talk about dichotomy…

I just ordered tickets for the nearby All Things Go Music Festival with HAIM and St. Vincent headlining. Should be a good way to spend a Saturday in mid-October.

 

[peccary]

I rarely have a plan when pulling out a record, but tend to go with my gut when I see something.

I've apparently been in a Bonnie "Prince" Billy mood lately. Tried to use the reflection to my advantage, here.

 

[PapaBear]

Johnny Winter

 

[peccary]

Car Seat Headrest.

And you thought all the good names were taken!





Here's a good one if you've not heard them:

 

[Harry Klippton]

Blood incantation- hidden history of the human race. I tried really hard to not overplay this when it came out and now that it's been a while I've been listening to it again

 

[PapaBear]

BB Chung King and the Buddaheads

 

[peccary]

Gram Parsons is one of those artists who I think deserves a bit more recognition for his contribution to music. Another one gone too soon, as well.

Also, I gotta get me a Nudie Suit.

 

[PapaBear]

The Allman Brothers Band "Live At Fillmore East"

 

[peccary]

The Allman Brothers Band "Live At Fillmore East"

What a great album.

I thought you'd dig The Flying Burrito Bros., Barry.

Also, who writes one of the greatest love songs of all time and names it Hot Burrito #1? When Elvis Costello covered it he at least had the sense to call it I'm Your Toy.

 

[Harry Klippton]

I think I'm more a Chris Hillman fan than GP honestly. This is a pretty great record though.

Gram Parsons is one of those artists who I think deserves a bit more recognition for his contribution to music. Another one gone too soon, as well.

Also, I gotta get me a Nudie Suit.

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[peccary]

I think I'm more a Chris Hillman fan than GP honestly. This is a pretty great record though.

I wish they'd had the chance to work together more. Imagine getting 50 more years of (Parsons, Hillman) and (Hillman, Parsons) credits!

 

[PapaBear]

I think I'm more a Chris Hillman fan than GP honestly. This is a pretty great record though.

You may be right, but when Parsons joined the Byrds, to me there was a noticable difference and it's obvious Hilman enjoyed working with him Hence The Burrito Brothers

 

[Harry Klippton]

You may be right, but when Parsons joined the Byrds, to me there was a noticable difference and it's obvious Hilman enjoyed working with him Hence The Burrito Brothers

I listen to the byrds far far more than I probably should. For me, it's the addition of Clarence White as a full blown member on sweetheart that I really love. Parsons was the least best singer in the band

 

[PapaBear]

I listen to the byrds far far more than I probably should. For me, it's the addition of Clarence White as a full blown member on sweetheart that I really love. Parsons was the least best singer in the band

I think it was more that Graham embraced Hillmans love of country music that maybe influenced the changes in the Byrds

 

[PapaBear]

Of course like so many in those days, Grahams dependency on drugs and alcholol were always an issue, ultimately leading to his death

 

[Feral Feline]

Pino...