sounds like you havent seen Rashomon?

i havent heard of Insect Trust or Free Spirits

you've heard the other ones? or just heard of?

havent heard that group 1850 debut yet, only their 2nd one (which is tymeshifter's #1 album oat). which i thought was their debut actually

Art is good, they are really the same band as Spooky Tooth and just changed their name and removed all psych. vocals turned me off at first for some reason

listened to Ill Wind like last week, seems nice

have you told me about tymeshifter before?

Nope

thats the name of the elderly RYM psych/garage lord whose vice article i linked you a few weeks ago

sounds like you would enjoy rashomon

right dang nice

sounds like you would enjoy deez nuts

In my version of the events you enjoyed deez nuts

anybody ever listen to Naked Raygun before

Mark Hollis solo album was nice. Kind of just a stripped back sequel to Laughing Stock.

@RVI what puts LA Women over Morrison Hotel for you? Confused on the drop off between them on rym, LA isnt significantly better imo

About equal for me

Title track, Riders on the Storm and maybe Love Her Madly probably better than anything off Morrison Hotel to me

MH has Waiting For The Sun tho tied with Hyacinth House as my fave Doors jams

Also Crystal Ship

Love the jams off MH like Peace Frog, Land Ho and Queen of the Highway. Even that lighter/psych of The Spy

btw listening to Easter Everywhere for the first time. Does someone play the Jug or do you just turn it on and let it do its thing

Title track top 5 songs from them for sure.

edit: actually more like top ten. Too many classics off the first two

@RVI pull up with that Tommy Hall excerpt

higher highs. title track and Riders on the Storm >>> anything on Morrison Hotel. maybe Changeling and Hyacinth House too

Morrison Hotel all good but doesnt have any top 10 doors songs for me

"Tommy was producing those alien sounds mostly with his voice. It's a bit of a distinction, in my mind, and gives Tommy more credit for the sound. It's totally bizarre, and not simply a "jug" sound.

There are some raw live mixes, like the La Maison Club recordings, that have Tommy higher in the mix. It's pretty wild to focus on what he's doing. Holding an instrument allows him to blend-in as musician, I suppose. I can't find the quote, but I have read statements from band members saying he could have held a cardboard box and basically made the same sounds. It was mostly a prop. There are also some live photos of him holding a microphone alone, sans jug."

so hes pretty much just a secondary vocalist making weird sounds nonstop