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TeslaGuy · 2009.06.28, 02:04 AM

Originally Posted by EmilScherbe

About 25 years ago, my high school friend introduced me
Hassell / Eno's "Possible Music".

TeslaGuy's post here frequency reminds him (he was also YMO fan).

a hit song in same vein at that time (1982)

H. CZUKAY / J. WOBBLE / J. LIEBEZEIT - HOW MUCH ARE THEY ?

Thanks, Emil. Some of our favorites have over time become obscure alternatives (a quiet pun).

merman · 2009.06.28, 04:23 AM

Inspired by a_grumble_cake, after a LONG time...

PJ Harvey - Rid of Me

clakaz · 2009.06.28, 04:30 AM

Wow, I must go back to listen PJ again.

HEDOfloe · 2009.06.28, 05:15 PM

I can't stop listening to or watching radiohead's "in rainbows from the basement" performance. so good.

clakaz · 2009.06.29, 04:02 AM

MJ in Brazil.

Michael Jackson - They don't care about us

Tokyo Jihad · 2009.06.29, 08:22 AM

Veruca Salt: Volcano Girls

Yesterday I heard "Seether" on the radio and was surprised to find I still knew all the words and was reminded of the best girl rock band of the mid 90's. Nina Gordon is the bizness

EDIT: How on EARTH has music like this gone out of fashion?? Using Volcano Girls as my example, it has everything you could want in a not "slow song." The vocal melody is snappy and catchy. The instruments are big and powerful and catchy in its own right. The hook encompasses BOTH the music AND the music ("Leave me ~DER-NER-NER~ Lying Here..") How can you NOT want to learn to play guitar and make a band after hearing this song? (and tho I'm not a "lyrics guy," I appreciate their nod to The Beatles' "Glass Onion.")
Mid-90's Alternative is due for a comeback. No more of this operatic Coldplay/Killers bullshit.

Scribble R · 2009.06.29, 08:35 AM

Rolling Stones: Let it Bleed.

We all need, someone, we can kareem on. And hunny if you wannit, you can kareem on may.

Inaudible-Whisper · 2009.06.29, 09:45 AM

Neil Young and Paul McCartney - A Day In The Life

TeslaGuy · 2009.06.29, 08:30 PM

Giorgio Moroder & Donna Summer - I Feel Love

Ringo~Bingo · 2009.06.29, 08:31 PM

Rod Stewart - I don't want to talk about it

2009.06.29, 08:22 AM	#5466
Tokyo Jihad Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: San Antonio! Hoody Hoo Posts: 4,868	Veruca Salt: Volcano Girls Yesterday I heard "Seether" on the radio and was surprised to find I still knew all the words and was reminded of the best girl rock band of the mid 90's. Nina Gordon is the bizness EDIT: How on EARTH has music like this gone out of fashion?? Using Volcano Girls as my example, it has everything you could want in a not "slow song." The vocal melody is snappy and catchy. The instruments are big and powerful and catchy in its own right. The hook encompasses BOTH the music AND the music ("Leave me ~DER-NER-NER~ Lying Here..") How can you NOT want to learn to play guitar and make a band after hearing this song? (and tho I'm not a "lyrics guy," I appreciate their nod to The Beatles' "Glass Onion.") Mid-90's Alternative is due for a comeback. No more of this operatic Coldplay/Killers bullshit. __________________ "Jihad is the soul of EMF"--Lena Last edited by Tokyo Jihad : 2009.06.29 at 08:38 AM.

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2009.06.28, 04:30 AM	#5463
clakaz Senior Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: São Paulo/Brazil Posts: 171	Wow, I must go back to listen PJ again.

2009.06.28, 05:15 PM	#5464
HEDOfloe Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: New Jersey Posts: 2,671	I can't stop listening to or watching radiohead's "in rainbows from the basement" performance. so good.

2009.06.29, 08:35 AM	#5467
Scribble R Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 2,392	Rolling Stones: Let it Bleed. We all need, someone, we can kareem on. And hunny if you wannit, you can kareem on may.