Feb 26
Elrichave you heard this @Fella
I haven’t. I’ll try it soon.
rvi 🐸Feb 26·edited·3 replies@Fella @Elric you guys ever heard of this italian progressive/baroque pop album from 1974 by Lucio Battisti?
some of it genuinely sounds like 21st century neo-psych in a way, like Flaming Lips or MGMT or even AnCo. but still feels like it has a foot in the era's type of baroque/folk arrangements and the stuff italian prog bands were doing.
allegedly conceived after a taking a trip to hear all the goatness Latin American musicians were cooking up
- Feb 26·editedrvi
@Fella @Elric you guys ever heard of this italian progressive/baroque pop album from 1974 by Lucio Battisti?
some of it genuinely sounds like 21st century neo-psych in a way, like Flaming Lips or MGMT or even AnCo. but still feels like it has a foot in the era's type of baroque/folk arrangements and the stuff italian prog bands were doing.
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RBF19FzUrA!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQZysfcTyRQallegedly conceived after a taking a trip to hear all the goatness Latin American musicians were cooking up
Nope, but you’ve peaked my interest.
- OPFeb 26·1 replyrvi
@Fella @Elric you guys ever heard of this italian progressive/baroque pop album from 1974 by Lucio Battisti?
some of it genuinely sounds like 21st century neo-psych in a way, like Flaming Lips or MGMT or even AnCo. but still feels like it has a foot in the era's type of baroque/folk arrangements and the stuff italian prog bands were doing.
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RBF19FzUrA!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQZysfcTyRQallegedly conceived after a taking a trip to hear all the goatness Latin American musicians were cooking up
amazing
- rvi 🐸Feb 26Elric
amazing
- Feb 26·1 reply
I just watched the Todd Haynes film Velvet Goldmine and I was kinda floored when they started playing my favorite song from this year (Steve Harley’s Tumbling Down) in it. They left out the beautiful final few minutes of the song, but it was still kind of a magical moment regardless.
Feb 26·1 replygene clark no other
- OPFeb 26Gay Ave Stan
gene clark no other
rock hard zenith
- OPFeb 26·1 replyFella
I just watched the Todd Haynes film Velvet Goldmine and I was kinda floored when they started playing my favorite song from this year (Steve Harley’s Tumbling Down) in it. They left out the beautiful final few minutes of the song, but it was still kind of a magical moment regardless.
I gotta watch that
- Feb 26Elric
I gotta watch that
You get to hear Thom Yorke sing Roxy Music songs. It’s awesome.
- Feb 26·1 reply
The female backing vocals and guitar solos on this album are pretty great.
Feb 26·1 replyElricthe b-side
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACVv51C8vbM
actually sounds like a Rock Bottom loosie @RASIE Didn't know about that one. It's beautiful.
- OPFeb 27Aruji
Didn't know about that one. It's beautiful.
exactly the type of gem im praying to find itt
- OPFeb 27·2 replies
cant believe Neil managed to keep this in the vault for 45 years
you check out this album? @Fella 
- Feb 27·1 replyElric
cant believe Neil managed to keep this in the vault for 45 years
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSScq4DI-R8 you check out this album? @Fella I haven’t but apparently it was all too emotional at the time for him to release it. I’ll get back to you on it. I’m really curious now.
- OPFeb 27Fella
I haven’t but apparently it was all too emotional at the time for him to release it. I’ll get back to you on it. I’m really curious now.
Yeah I had a little listening party when it came out and my buddy who was just going through a breakup couldnt handle it
f***in wrecked him lol - Feb 27Elric
the b-side
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACVv51C8vbM actually sounds like a Rock Bottom loosie @RASIE This is nice. Dark but swelling with feeling.
- Feb 27·edited·1 replyElric
cant believe Neil managed to keep this in the vault for 45 years
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSScq4DI-R8 you check out this album? @Fella I thought that was very good and it’s a great opening track, but I’m about halfway through the album and it’s honestly not doing much for me. Most of the tracks are too short and I’m not getting much emotion out of it.
- OPFeb 27·1 replyFella
I thought that was very good and it’s a great opening track, but I’m about halfway through the album and it’s honestly not doing much for me. Most of the tracks are too short and I’m not getting much emotion out of it.
surprised White Lines didnt hit. album is a bit of a grower.
- Feb 27·edited·1 replyElric
surprised White Lines didnt hit. album is a bit of a grower.
White Lines was pretty good too. I might just not be as big of a Neil Young guy as I thought. I even revisited Tonight’s The Night and I honestly only connect with the second half.
- OPFeb 27·1 replyFella· edited
White Lines was pretty good too. I might just not be as big of a Neil Young guy as I thought. I even revisited Tonight’s The Night and I honestly only connect with the second half.
- Feb 27·1 replyElric
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6p5q8WyUikU
That’s one of his records I never checked out.
- OPFeb 27·1 replyFella
That’s one of his records I never checked out.
check that song out and tell me youre not a big Neil guy
- OPFeb 27·1 replyFella
The female backing vocals and guitar solos on this album are pretty great.
!https://youtu.be/KWHfP3wf6j0?si=6QXwxx8LAIkUIa14!https://youtu.be/BIhaHcS0fQ8?si=nfgEKokyYCRw2UDzI feel bad for Bolan cause Bowie technically followed in his footsteps in alot of ways but always managed to do it bigger and better. female backup singers like this pinched and outmatched on Young Americans for instance.
