Music talk Thread

[The Third Man]

I watched parts of the Scorsese Dylan documentary over the weekend. While we could argue who the greatest (Pearl Jam) American (Pearl Jam) Band (Pearl Jam) is, I don't think there's any question who our greatest musical artist is.

You're right, he died a month ago.

[MrSaigon]

I don't know if Merle was THAT great.

You could be right. 'Musical' may not be the best way o describe Dylan's genius. Not as a superlative, anyway.

[stlouie_lipp]

Rave: Finding a new band you've never heard before.

[MrSaigon]

http://www.wtfpod.com/podcast/episode-7 ... n-c-reilly

Strugill is immensely interesting. He calls himself Kenny Powers only more well-read. He also won't list the drugs he did because kids will romanticize it. I thought that was cool. Even in their lamenting, I think lots of people present that as a badge of honor. He also says pissed off Nirvana fans can sick his duck.

He has a McCartney/Pet Sounds relationship with Isbell, and there's some interesting talk about country music.

[go birds]

Beck's new song sounds like a Beyonce song, which i find to be both hilarious and genius

[IMADreamer]

I watched parts of the Scorsese Dylan documentary over the weekend. While we could argue who the greatest (Pearl Jam) American (Pearl Jam) Band (Pearl Jam) is, I don't think there's any question who our greatest musical artist is.

You're right, he died a month ago.

Bruce Springsteen is alive and well.

[heyzeus]

RADIOHEAD HOT TAKE, COMIN' THRU!*










*note, the author is correct.

[MrSaigon]

I watched 'Jaco' on Netflix. Some great music. Some pretty awful music, IMO, as well. Interesting story, that wasn't told very well in the film about mental illness. But the subject was a very interesting and talented bassist.

I've always loved the sound of the bass up at the high frets. This is a cool song:

[The Third Man]

Take me out...tonight...

[MrSaigon]

30 years later, do The Smiths' fans' parents understand them AT ALL yet?