Well I like Ben Folds and I love Henry and Black Flag so maybe I'll give it a listen when I get a chance.
What Are You Listening to (March 2020)
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Some of the songs are funny, some are gut wrenching...some are silly..
You'll Have Time is, well just take a listen...
Gillian............ One of my favorites..............
And one more......This acoustic stuff seems to agree with me more these days..........
Voice of Angel here in my opinion...........
Voice of Angel here in my opinion...........
Well shitska, smudge.
That "Call On Me" is one of the best songs I've watched all year.
That "Call On Me" is one of the best songs I've watched all year.
Currently listening to Frank Zappa ~ Hot Rats (60th Ann.) box set.
Now playing Jeff Beck - Live at Ronnie Scott’s.
Shatner's recordings are always both at the same time.
From the President of the United States
To the lowliest rock and roll star
The doctor is in, and he'll see you now
He don't care who you are
To the lowliest rock and roll star
The doctor is in, and he'll see you now
He don't care who you are
Mr Garcia, toward the end still absolutely nailing it!
You sir win the internet today.
You just posted one of my favorite groups ever!..Nick McCabe is a genius on guitar...too bad they were victims of the machine..
I remember the first song I heard by them, and was already deep into shoegaze...I heard Star Sail off Storm in Heaven and was BLOWN AWAY!
Yeah The Verve are awesome! A lot of people (especially in the US) only know Bitter Sweet Symphony but they're so much more than that, Urban Hymns is an amazing album.
It's the same thing with Oasis, if you asked your average American they'd probably only know them because of Wonderwall and Don't Look Back In Anger but they have a huge catalogue of classic songs. 2 of my favourite albums of the 1990's (or any decade really) were Definitely Maybe & What's The Story.
The Verve & Oasis were rightly massive in the UK. It always surprises me how some bands do well in the US like Bush (who I don't mind) but others who you'd think would be much bigger like Blur, Pulp and Suede aren't . Again most Americans probably only know Blur because of Song 2. I was reading the comments on YouTube for the Blur song Girls & Boys and it was surprising how many people didn't realise that Damon Albarn was in a massive (in the UK anyway) band before he was in Gorillaz.
I went down to Taneytown
I ain't goin' back there anymore
I ain't goin' back there anymore
Back roads never carry you where you want 'em to
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