Mar 3, 2021·1 reply!https://youtu.be/HbKlUAu7FVc
ithaka@DonutHole
Forever💞
yessssss 
- Mar 3, 2021·1 replyDonutHole
Forever💞
yessssss These lyrics and mood got me in the feels 😭😍
- OPMar 3, 2021·2 repliesDonutHole
These lyrics and mood got me in the feels 😭😍
he wrote so many beautiful songs
- Mar 3, 2021ithaka
he wrote so many beautiful songs
!https://youtu.be/itWdq3naA-0Hope he felt that way fr, lucky if he did
Mar 3, 2021·1 replyithakahe wrote so many beautiful songs
!https://youtu.be/itWdq3naA-0Great project
- OPMar 3, 2021Eyesonthesmile
Great project
Mar 3, 2021·2 replies
- OPMar 3, 2021!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8r_TtJxLfCg&ab_channel=thebeachboysvidzLike a Camillimane
- OPMar 3, 2021!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8r_TtJxLfCg&ab_channel=thebeachboysvidzLike a Camillimane
one of my oat fav song
check this out too for more heartbreaking s***
- OPMar 3, 2021·6 replies
Something happened to me in the early 1970′s. I heard a record by Joni Mitchell. The record was called Blue and it changed my life completely. There were two records that I played that summer – actually there were three – there was Surf’s Up by The Beach Boys, there was What’s Going On by Marvin Gaye and there was Blue by Joni Mitchell, and I played those records all summer, I think in 1971 or 1972, and that kinda shaped the way I wanted the music to be. It needed to be personal, it needed to be orchestral, it needed huge vocals like The Beach Boys did and it needed to be intensely personal. - John Wetton.
@RVI @Jerry_Seinfeld @Cookies @NoGoodNamesLeft @giorno_giovanna @AudioConsulting @LUNAR @Goo @Womanpuncher69
Mar 3, 2021·1 replyithakaSomething happened to me in the early 1970′s. I heard a record by Joni Mitchell. The record was called Blue and it changed my life completely. There were two records that I played that summer – actually there were three – there was Surf’s Up by The Beach Boys, there was What’s Going On by Marvin Gaye and there was Blue by Joni Mitchell, and I played those records all summer, I think in 1971 or 1972, and that kinda shaped the way I wanted the music to be. It needed to be personal, it needed to be orchestral, it needed huge vocals like The Beach Boys did and it needed to be intensely personal. - John Wetton.
!https://youtu.be/OzFQV5rhrb0@RVI @Jerry_Seinfeld @Cookies @NoGoodNamesLeft @giorno_giovanna @AudioConsulting @LUNAR @Goo @Womanpuncher69
🐐 rip john wetton
- OPMar 3, 2021LUNÄ
🐐 rip john wetton
- Mar 3, 2021·1 replyithaka
Something happened to me in the early 1970′s. I heard a record by Joni Mitchell. The record was called Blue and it changed my life completely. There were two records that I played that summer – actually there were three – there was Surf’s Up by The Beach Boys, there was What’s Going On by Marvin Gaye and there was Blue by Joni Mitchell, and I played those records all summer, I think in 1971 or 1972, and that kinda shaped the way I wanted the music to be. It needed to be personal, it needed to be orchestral, it needed huge vocals like The Beach Boys did and it needed to be intensely personal. - John Wetton.
!https://youtu.be/OzFQV5rhrb0@RVI @Jerry_Seinfeld @Cookies @NoGoodNamesLeft @giorno_giovanna @AudioConsulting @LUNAR @Goo @Womanpuncher69
video is unavailable :( also is this album not on Spotify I looked for it before and couldn't find it
- OPMar 3, 2021Womanpuncher69
video is unavailable :( also is this album not on Spotify I looked for it before and couldn't find it
did they seriously took down surfs up???? no way
btw i posted a paul mccartney track by track commentary of pet sounds the other day itt
Mar 3, 2021·1 replyithakaSomething happened to me in the early 1970′s. I heard a record by Joni Mitchell. The record was called Blue and it changed my life completely. There were two records that I played that summer – actually there were three – there was Surf’s Up by The Beach Boys, there was What’s Going On by Marvin Gaye and there was Blue by Joni Mitchell, and I played those records all summer, I think in 1971 or 1972, and that kinda shaped the way I wanted the music to be. It needed to be personal, it needed to be orchestral, it needed huge vocals like The Beach Boys did and it needed to be intensely personal. - John Wetton.
!https://youtu.be/OzFQV5rhrb0@RVI @Jerry_Seinfeld @Cookies @NoGoodNamesLeft @giorno_giovanna @AudioConsulting @LUNAR @Goo @Womanpuncher69
thats interesting
I think i remember reading this from somewhere looking at the format 
da goat was listening
- OPMar 3, 2021·1 replyAudioConsulting
thats interesting
I think i remember reading this from somewhere looking at the format da goat was listening
ill tag u more down the road for stories like this if u want - Mar 4, 2021ithaka ill tag u more down the road for stories like this if u want
Do that
did you ever hear I.S.S.? Tim Smolen made it, its like a boy band pet sounds record, he even does a backstreet boys style production at the end.
youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mBvsmY3QT71UoxvqPL1GE9frKNeGHDdWE
This guy even released vault sessions from this recording
Tim Smolen's kinda bay area genius who was the leader of this european folk meets Bungle type hybrid lp that Trey Spruance signed to his label.
But he created this lp, i feel like I mentioned this to you before because of the Bungle tie in.
He also recreated the Steely Dan 2nd arrangement demo
Mar 4, 2021·1 replyithakaSomething happened to me in the early 1970′s. I heard a record by Joni Mitchell. The record was called Blue and it changed my life completely. There were two records that I played that summer – actually there were three – there was Surf’s Up by The Beach Boys, there was What’s Going On by Marvin Gaye and there was Blue by Joni Mitchell, and I played those records all summer, I think in 1971 or 1972, and that kinda shaped the way I wanted the music to be. It needed to be personal, it needed to be orchestral, it needed huge vocals like The Beach Boys did and it needed to be intensely personal. - John Wetton.
!https://youtu.be/OzFQV5rhrb0@RVI @Jerry_Seinfeld @Cookies @NoGoodNamesLeft @giorno_giovanna @AudioConsulting @LUNAR @Goo @Womanpuncher69
Good thing you didn't tag me cause I've always felt like a bad Canadian for being indifferent to Blue
- OPMar 4, 2021·1 replyElric
Good thing you didn't tag me cause I've always felt like a bad Canadian for being indifferent to Blue
heeehhh you know how i am about folk
- Mar 4, 2021·1 replyithaka
heeehhh you know how i am about folk
I know that half the stuff i used to recommend you was "too folky"
including The Kinks who aren't very folkyNot crazy about Joni either?
- OPMar 4, 2021·1 replyElric
I know that half the stuff i used to recommend you was "too folky"
including The Kinks who aren't very folkyNot crazy about Joni either?
havnt listened in years i got blue vinyl it was aight but never been wanting to go back to it, it’s more of an obligatory album by culture standards that something im interested in or take anything out of it
- Mar 4, 2021·1 reply
- Mar 4, 2021·1 replyithaka
havnt listened in years i got blue vinyl it was aight but never been wanting to go back to it, it’s more of an obligatory album by culture standards that something im interested in or take anything out of it
I think my mum used to bop this on the farm when I was a kid so it's cool
Mar 4, 2021·1 replyithakaSomething happened to me in the early 1970′s. I heard a record by Joni Mitchell. The record was called Blue and it changed my life completely. There were two records that I played that summer – actually there were three – there was Surf’s Up by The Beach Boys, there was What’s Going On by Marvin Gaye and there was Blue by Joni Mitchell, and I played those records all summer, I think in 1971 or 1972, and that kinda shaped the way I wanted the music to be. It needed to be personal, it needed to be orchestral, it needed huge vocals like The Beach Boys did and it needed to be intensely personal. - John Wetton.
!https://youtu.be/OzFQV5rhrb0@RVI @Jerry_Seinfeld @Cookies @NoGoodNamesLeft @giorno_giovanna @AudioConsulting @LUNAR @Goo @Womanpuncher69
RIP John Wetton ! Red was a huge contribution to music as were the albums he listed 🙏
- OPMar 4, 2021NGNL
RIP John Wetton ! Red was a huge contribution to music as were the albums he listed 🙏
