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    knees

    any other peak country jams from '74?

    The two most well known Dolly songs came out

  • Jan 29
    Fella

    Third might have higher highs, but this is their most consistent. This is the one all those 80’s and 90’s alternative bands are looking at it. Although songs like Holocaust on Third are as proto Radiohead as some of the Robert Wyatt stuff.

    Thom says it was Neil that made him realize it was ok to sound the way he did, when he was obsessed with Stipe and Morrisey but upset he had a totally different register I can hear the emotional desolation of Holocaust in Thom as well though

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    Elric

    rip goat

    !https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJlv9LWazK8

    Peak country jam @KNEES

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    arguably Queen's strongest year

    !https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBMXQrW3VNA!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_taatvaBIuM!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivb1rR14P1k!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPGz0FzvVs8!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9a_AUCDSg4

    Peak

  • Jan 29
    internet buddy

    The two most well known Dolly songs came out

    Jolene album came out in early '74 but the single came out nearly a year before that (which is why I can't go by album release dates for singles @Fella )

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    Well this is the hardest I’ve ever cried to a song. It’s my grandmothers name and I just stumbled upon it at 4am. Hit me like a truck at the right moment.

  • Jan 29
    Fella

    Well this is the hardest I’ve ever cried to a song. It’s my grandmothers name and I just stumbled upon it at 4am. Hit me like a truck at the right moment.

    !https://youtube.com/watch?v=Gg0_7kTJ6co&si=w2FevIhbXN78wGup

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    Elric

    Peak country jam @KNEES

    got the album queued up for later, other than Love Hurts it'll be a fresh listen

    also I finally got around to spinning Gene Clark's No Other, been in rotation along with Roadmaster

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    knees

    got the album queued up for later, other than Love Hurts it'll be a fresh listen

    also I finally got around to spinning Gene Clark's No Other, been in rotation along with Roadmaster

    Brass Buttons and the opening track are probably my favorites off that album. The Love Hurts cover is one of the best renditions too. Hearts on Fire, $1000 Wedding, and In My Hour of Darkness are also all great. Even the live track with him and Emmylou getting to perform Hickory Wind together is a nice moment.

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    knees

    got the album queued up for later, other than Love Hurts it'll be a fresh listen

    also I finally got around to spinning Gene Clark's No Other, been in rotation along with Roadmaster

    thoughts on No Other?

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    One of my favorite T. Rex songs. His vocal delivery on this is so good. So much texture in his voice and passion.

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    I thought Bill Wyman was possessed when he recorded this career highlight bass playing but it turns out it was Mick Taylor on bass right before he said f*** you guys forever and quit

    Man couldn't get a songwriting credit no matter how much he helped compose all the peak they did from '70-'74

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    RASIE

    Damn straight

    f*** hes too real

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    Elric

    6 years later and I still havent heard another reggae album thats so rootsy it achieves transcendence for the entire runtime @beflygelt one of the best recs ive ever got tbh. its like the astral weeks of reggae.

    !https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2Kb8YGhXCw

    yo lol Nicolas Jaar put this in his recs list at the end of our interview. dropping next week prob? bc of a long story most questions are actually by someone else, he only did 3 of my 12 Qs in the end :') but he was crazy generous with every single answer, def excited to share

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    Elric

    f*** hes too real

    Broooooo

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    Broooooo

    where does The End... rank for you in Nicos albums

    its good but not scaring the s*** out of me like Marble Index and Desertshore. Eno brought some some interesting dimensions to her doomscapes.

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    yo lol Nicolas Jaar put this in his recs list at the end of our interview. dropping next week prob? bc of a long story most questions are actually by someone else, he only did 3 of my 12 Qs in the end :') but he was crazy generous with every single answer, def excited to share

    nice buddy I only know Jaar's first album but it is excellent

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    Fella

    One of my favorite T. Rex songs. His vocal delivery on this is so good. So much texture in his voice and passion.

    !https://youtube.com/watch?v=41N9l5gyAec&si=pgfLV_1cgVy3Tkhu

    Have you heard this one?

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    Elric

    where does The End... rank for you in Nicos albums

    its good but not scaring the s*** out of me like Marble Index and Desertshore. Eno brought some some interesting dimensions to her doomscapes.

    tied with Drama of Exile for last, but i dont think either are bad or anything. I f*** with Camera Obscura more than both, and obvs love her others a ton.

    The End is probably the one ive listened to the least though. Ive played Drama a good bit, but i cant recall any specific tracks from The End off the top of my head.

    Might give it a spin on my way home from work today tho after posting this

  • Jan 30
    Fella

    Have you heard this one?

    not for many years its nice

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    My favorite from Here Come The Warm Jets. Those last few minutes are heavenly.

  • Jan 30
    Fella

    My favorite from Here Come The Warm Jets. Those last few minutes are heavenly.

    !https://youtube.com/watch?v=58W1SmwG1AM&si=pgLsnAB3gnvoh3t5

    not entirely accurate because I re-added No Other and On The Beach in lossless after having already listened to them a ton... but these are my top 20 most played for this year.

    those top 4 Eno are all pure

  • Jan 30

    one of Neil's great lost songs that I believe he only ever played on his '74 CSNY tour and never in the studio