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What MUSIC are you listening to?
- BillyBobThwarton
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We go hiking in Estes Park CO most summers. My flu equivalent altitude sickness really makes these hikes a struggle, though I do my best to hide it from my wife for fear of ruining her vacation. On the last day of hiking this summer, I felt so awful as we pulled into the trailhead. I then threw on some earphones and played 2001's Things We Lost in the Fire. All the discomfort faded away as the music matched the visuals.
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- fightcitymayor
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Things We Lost In The Fire is a really great album.BillyBobThwarton wrote: On the last day of hiking this summer, I felt so awful as we pulled into the trailhead. I then threw on some earphones and played 2001's Things We Lost in the Fire. All the discomfort faded away as the music matched the visuals.
It feels like the next big nostalgia trip will be a lot of that Bush-years indie-rock, sadcore, dream-pop, flannel rock that was everywhere in the 2000's. Not the Strokes/Interpol/Arcade Fire stuff but the Low/Fleet Foxes/Shins/Iron&Wine stuff.
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Christine McVie died today. I didn't appreciate Fleetwood Mac enough back during their peak in the '70s, but I will definitely be listening to Rumours tonight.
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I discovered Fred Again by accident 6 months ago, and thought his stuff was decent but it has slowly grown on me and now I regard him as the one of most important musicians of the last decade. He is sort of like the second coming of Fatboy Slim, but more important and more profound, and in some ways better as the songs work just as well as a quiet bedroom groove as during wild partying. The Actual Life albums are recordings of conversations he had and conversational clips he found on the web put to music and tell a story of his life over several months. I have a suspicion something really special is happening with him, and his Actual Life trilogy (particularly Actual Life 1 with its story of love and loss) will be up there in those lists of top albums of all time 20 years from now. Or maybe I am wrong and he will vanish away ...
I wouldn't say "We've Lost Dancing" is anywhere near his best song, but it is a good introduction to his style of working conversation into song
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- Virabhadra
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I had to search to find an image of that Japanese version of Magic Realm shirt. I keep forgetting that I can get a t-shirt of almost anything from Sticker Mule if I send them a scan.
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store.cave-evil.com/collections/shirts/p...riant=39881460973654
I wish they had made it with a yellow shirt as well.
Melvins' opening number was a crowd sing-along to the first chorus of Take on Me (a-ha) and they did all of Bullhead + extras. No Hooch, but I can cross off seeing Honeybucket live on my bucket list.
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