how many albums do you listen to a week?

I've heard their takes and I was not impressed

Thb they doing the opposite of my marinating method not about to take em seriously

Nae heard they're incredible

I’m over exaggerating with the 100 a week thing lol

One of the dudes is a Gene Clark stan, the only one that exists besides you, so you have to show him some respect lol

dam, seems like canon for them. read that its kinda jammy ( ) and made me slightly interested in them again

I listen to less than 10 a month. I listen to DJ mixes on xm radio way more. They have 1-3 hour shows where they play different songs from Post-punk/industrial, country, dance, rap, reggae/dancehall, jazz, etc. If I hear a song I really like from there, I’ll play the album it’s from.

My uncle saw them live way back in the day at some free festival, good s***

@RVI i listen to so little albums I just have one image for last.fm I post whenever the topic comes up

They near the top of my still-must-see list

insanity

link me the best song from their first 3ish albums

Gene is pretty widely acknowledged to be a f***ing gem at this point but

they have a bunch of absolutely exquisite, serene acoustic gems across the first 3 albums that ive heard a million times on my chill playlist

but i reckon this is the first time they really snapped

the 2006 one?

yeah

i see a few 8+ minuters on there

Gonna jam Forever Changes for my workout

ill check it out

they're in the crazy horse realm of jam for me not Deady at all

is it common for you to skip over canonized live albums?

the crazy thing is that crazy horse isnt as far from the Dead as you think

sometimes. stan Apollo '63 and Live At Leeds and Rust but could never f*** with Yaya's or Fillmore East much over the studio versions.

your words when you said i didn't f*** with jams a few weeks ago and i said how do you explain my Horse stannery