Yeah they did an awesome job with the soundtrack

mastapeece

Exile On Main Street in the 1930s

@twinkletoez

:ohno:

Too small of a discog?

No just that 4 just has a rep for being the masterpiece and other three are already scary good

Exile on Dirt Road

havent been able to get much into this type of stuff yet, it was the only disc(?) on the Anthology of American Folk Music comp i didnt really like

It’s hillbilly gospel. You can’t listen to it the same way you listen to jazz from that era.

Yeah I can't say I'm super into it but sometimes I just let the album play and this one definitely stood out as a vibe

ok please enlighten me on the way i need to listen to disc 4 of Anthology of American Folk Music differently from the rest of the discs

i didnt really hate it or anything tho i just remember there were just a handful of tracks i always struggled to get through

Fast forward a quarter century to grandma Carter and her girls obsessed with this

Sparse and understatement for some of it

The way Ken Burns showed their family lineage

Idk I don’t listen intently

It’s not my fav thing either

On the night before Nirvana were due to begin recording their third album, In Utero, Kurt Cobain, Krist Novoselic and Dave Grohl received an intriguing proposition. Chosen to record what was arguably the most anticipated rock album of the decade because of his sterling work with The Breeders, Jesus Lizard, Pixies and more, Steve Albini offered to work on the album for free if any one of the trio beat him in a game of pool. If Steve won, however, Nirvana would have to double his fee.

“We were paying him $100,000,” Dave Grohl later recalled. “Anyone who’s got the stones to gamble something that large must be amazing, so everyone said no. Plus he had his own stick. We didn’t want to f*** around with that.”

Dave is honestly one of the best storytellers ever

I don't think In Utero was the most anticipated rock album of the 90s

As far as band popularity goes it's definitely up there

Use Your Illusion, Vs. and Morning Glory seem more anticipated to me. like in terms of the initial success and attitudes toward them as commercial bands and less the critical darling side like Nirvana (and how In Utero was much less commercial than Nevermind)

Gonna be #1 on my 70s list

badass tune apparently the band were thinking about crediting their coke dealer in the liner notes

@drjdeponytail

Lakers I mean all you need to be is 10th seed in today's NBA to have a chance at the playoffs..