I've drafted it twice. The vocals near the end get a drowned out in the spotify version. Andy decided to improve the song by fixing that and taking it to 8:45 on the official video. It's a combo studio live performance and just a mic drop moment, though Andy forgets to drop the mic. Highly recommended. Youtube as always >>>>> Spotify. Better audio too.Never heard of this song. Only 3 minutes in - **heart**. This is why I love these drafts.
YES! Pulling from Sound and Fury instead of Metamodern is not an easy choice, but I love it. I might have gone with Sing Along or Best Clock Maker, but no complaints. S&F is the album I've listened to start to finish the most since it was released. Simpson's Rogan episode about it is very good. Sturgill is a smart dude. I think I got the Anime story figured out, but Sturgill likes to keep us confused.
Single song purposes I have hard time saying anything, but Call to Arms. But as great as that album and others prior are they pale in comparison to Fury. And if I had to pick one from it this is it.
It's 5:30? ####, I should try to sleep.
You should join in...not like we're out of bands.Single song purposes I have hard time saying anything, but Call to Arms. But as great as that album and others prior are they pale in comparison to Fury. And if I had to pick one from it this is it.
And there's nothing for me outside this hotel room
But another letdown, lonely day
Tour is almost over, and I'll be home soon
And it's all been done two or three times anyway
I'm thinking maybe we do one pick per drafter per day (any time, no clock) for the weekend but return to the clock on Monday morning.Eephus said:
I'm thinking maybe we do one pick per drafter per day (any time, no clock) for the weekend but return to the clock on Monday morning.
GREAT pick. Probably my favorite artist of the last 5 years.
I'm probably in the minority, but I've always felt the Deftones peaked with Adrenaline (Engine No. 9). That album is pure rocket fuel from top to bottom. They get too whiney for my liking after that.9.03 Deftones - Passenger feat. Maynard
Sounds good to me.I'm thinking maybe we do one pick per drafter per day (any time, no clock) for the weekend but return to the clock on Monday morning.
We did just fine last weekend with no clock.![]()
You are. And I'm not much different as I don't really care for anything beyond Fur - particularly fond of Headup. A close friend of his lost his son to a hit-and-run - the outro 'walk into this world with your head up high' was an excerpt from the deceased's diary. I think those 2 albums just came out at a poor time as they got lumped in with the rest of nu metal, so they whiplashed into something else to distance themselves from what came of the rest of that movement.I'm probably in the minority, but I've always felt the Deftones peaked with Adrenaline (Engine No. 9). That album is pure rocket fuel from top to bottom. They get too whiney for my liking after that.
it's totally organic. i'd have no problem with Rush besides its suckness except that younger folk consider it not only first-water but first-order prog. i'm completely embarrassed that Tull is my alltime favorite band and that i still thrill to the scrumptious excesses of EL&P (and remain mysitfied to find their respective busses so empty these days), but i can live with that as long as others see the gap - both musical & chronological - between my superheroes and those puerile Canadian riffmongers. i have sought out and squelched seven decades of rage to be the mellodood you see before you, but group Rush with Yes and your voicebox will feel the peril of my ample gripThe bolded was definitely still true at least through Exit Stage Left.
I've always kind of thought "Rush hate" was somewhat inorganic. Some early Internet cool kids circa 2000-2005 dumped on Rush and it just kind of snowballed.
seizing on a fresh SNL clip for a Taylor Swift pick, then first-daying Adele?! OK, but if you start discussing the Married at First Sight couples who have stayed together or wondering how bad it could be to get just a little work done, i gotta make a call...Why yes, I'm listening to the new Adele
8.19 Frank Sinatra "It Was A Very Good Year"
It's probably impossible to pick a "best" with an artist like this, but I'll throw this one out there. To me, Sinatra in his prime does melancholy better than anyone else. Overall, I like his slower stuff more than the up-tempo songs.
Summer Wind
Summer Wind is also my favorite (instantly transporting), but i'd have a hard time making a Capitol recording my Sinatra exemplar. He & Riddle figuring out the proper tones & 'tudes to turn crooning into serious music for Reprise in the 50s - to me, more Rock & Roll than Bill Haley - would be sumn i'd have to snob up to here.I had heard Frank before, but this was the first of his that caused me to stop what I was doing and listen.
this might be worse than Rush...Buble maybe better version?
I was never Journey fan - and I was right in the middle of it.
but there is no denying it is solid pop/rock for it's time
when I hear it, I no longer turn the channel - it is so of it's time, it takes me back
so there's that.
9.11 Blind Faith - Sea of Joy
I really like every song on this album. Almost went with the standby Can't Find My Way Home but today I think Sea of Joy is my favorite, so it's their best. I love the violin interlude.
I'm here. I thought I was waiting on Tasker. Incoming........Uruk-Hai said he was here and going to pick I thought.
9.11 Blind Faith - Sea of Joy
I really like every song on this album. Almost went with the standby Can't Find My Way Home but today I think Sea of Joy is my favorite, so it's their best. I love the violin interlude.
tangent: has anyone watched "Sturgill Simpson Presents Sound & Fury" on Netflix? it's like a 45 minute fever dream of Japanese animation set to Sturgill Simpson songs. it makes almost zero sense, but is kinda cool, and the music is amazing. after I finished it, I still wasn't sure what had happened, but I felt like I needed to watch it again.
yup. he lays it out in a Joe Rogan vlog interview. the netflix video was out of his hands. sturgill is well versed in japanese anime and used a couple giants in the field to make that for him. the creator had most of the story done before ever hearing the music, so lyrics and events aren't necessarily correlated. his explanation didn't fully explain all the imagery, but i think that's how he likes it. it's a love story tangled up iin a dystopian gang war.tangent: has anyone watched "Sturgill Simpson Presents Sound & Fury" on Netflix? it's like a 45 minute fever dream of Japanese animation set to Sturgill Simpson songs. it makes almost zero sense, but is kinda cool, and the music is amazing. after I finished it, I still wasn't sure what had happened, but I felt like I needed to watch it again.
I think if someone were to watch it while 'enhanced', it might be even better. or your head might explode.
It's actually a dual concept type thing where the anime and music were developed together with the music telling the story and the anime enhancing the music. I can't even begin to imagine how much time it took. And yeah, it's ridiculously awesome, even unenhanced.tangent: has anyone watched "Sturgill Simpson Presents Sound & Fury" on Netflix? it's like a 45 minute fever dream of Japanese animation set to Sturgill Simpson songs. it makes almost zero sense, but is kinda cool, and the music is amazing. after I finished it, I still wasn't sure what had happened, but I felt like I needed to watch it again.
I think if someone were to watch it while 'enhanced', it might be even better. or your head might explode.
9.19 Say it Ain't So - Weezer
The blue album was such a huge part of the soundtrack of my college years. This song isn't only their best, but ranks up there to me, as one of the best rock songs of the 90s.
yup. he lays it out in a Joe Rogan vlog interview. the netflix video was out of his hands. sturgill is well versed in japanese anime and used a couple giants in the field to make that for him. the creator had most of the story done before ever hearing the music, so lyrics and events aren't necessarily correlated. his explanation didn't fully explain all the imagery, but i think that's how he likes it. it's a love story tangled up iin a dystopian gang war.
edit: when i said it's the album i've listened to start to finish more than any other since release, it's because i've watched netflix video over and over again. even used it as background music many times.
Well, never mind, I must have totally misunderstood it. I swear I heard him do an interview that said they were done simultaneously.It's actually a dual concept type thing where the anime and music were developed together with the music telling the story and the anime enhancing the music. I can't even begin to imagine how much time it took. And yeah, it's ridiculously awesome, even unenhanced.
sturgill described it a little differently. the anime genius behind it certainly worked with the music a lot but the story was in development before the music was made. they just kind of put it all together, not developed it together. also, i could be wrong but pretty sure that was part of simpson's disdcussion with joe.It's actually a dual concept type thing where the anime and music were developed together with the music telling the story and the anime enhancing the music. I can't even begin to imagine how much time it took. And yeah, it's ridiculously awesome, even unenhanced.
no worries. one of us is right and it's friggin awesome no matterWell, never mind, I must have totally misunderstood it. I swear I heard him do an interview that said they were done simultaneously.
El Scorcho for me.I like it and "undone" as their best.
Side Question(Jack Black voice) What is the dorkier? Rush or Weezer?