What are you listening to?
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Booker T and the MGs : Green Onions
Yello : Dr Hirsch
Townes Van Zandt : Dead Flowers
Siouxsie and the banshees - the passenger
Editors - No Sound But the Wind
Yello : Dr Hirsch
Townes Van Zandt : Dead Flowers
Siouxsie and the banshees - the passenger
Editors - No Sound But the Wind
So yeah, this is absolutely perfect. The buildup from 2:00-2:55 is stellar:
The 90s were pretty rad:
This song makes me want to flick the bean, and I'm a dude (very chill):
This song hooked me from Cobra Kai. The kind of song that makes you want to go chop down a tree:
What a throwback:
The 90s were pretty rad:
This song makes me want to flick the bean, and I'm a dude (very chill):
This song hooked me from Cobra Kai. The kind of song that makes you want to go chop down a tree:
What a throwback:
One of my favorite bands growing up. Not so much now after their messy split with Geoff Tate. Never were the same after Chris DeGarmo left, though.
Operation: Mindcrime is the best metal album of the 80’s, IMHO.
David Coverdale and Glenn Hughes make this song. Coverdale is so smooth. Incredible. Hughes is so underrated.
King George.
I don’t listen to a lot of country, but when I do, it’s usually King George.
Thank you man. Pop was a D-Day vet that survived, ran a pool hall most of my life, and I would have been smarter to have listened better, I miss him.
So next week is the 20th anniversary of the best, most important album this century in Kid A. I remember being a dumb teenager and not getting the hype at first. I loved The Bends and OK Computer, but electronic music was weak, right? Lol, what a little bitch I was. So I've been on a bit of Radiohead kick with the headphones tonight. Just don't think there are many bands that have ever been on their level.
He and I talked about D-Day a bit.
I remember being a punk kid at the pool hall and him taking an interest. Then letting me rack tables.
Later, when I came home from the service, we shared a few talks over coffee and donuts. I will cherish those moments until the day I die.
When I hear about "safe spaces" I think of your dad and a few incidences .....well, those that I remember, don't matter.
Just know there are people who hold/held your mother and father in high regard. We need more of "them" in 2020.
Thangs arent what they seem 2 be
Gotta dig DEEP to find a bigger meaning
Regardless of politics & religion
Theres always a simple connection we seem to overlook
All gravy mang
