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valley_parade:
--- Quote from: carrotosaurus on 18 Dec 2007, 12:56 ---I recently discovered Sandy Bull, even though he's been around for a long time. Still Valentine's Day 1969: Live At The Matrix, San Francisco is probably one of the best live albums I've ever heard.
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Grand Funk's "Live Album". C'mon.
Lexington, 125:
--- Quote from: Kai on 17 Dec 2007, 16:01 ---all I know is that the past few months I've mostly just listened to the Velvet Underground. It is hard to find new music you like when you would much rather just listen to "Sweet Jane".
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Same here. try and listen to Justice, get three tracks in, & I have to spin Sister Ray. Listen to 2 Merzbow tracks, then i can't help but put on Loaded.
Kai:
FEEL SICK AND DIRTY MORE DEAD THAN ALIIIII-HIIIIIIIIVE
Joseph:
--- Quote from: MusicScribbles on 16 Dec 2007, 17:22 ---I have to say that it's taken me a bit to get into Sun City Girls, but I think it finally clicked this year. I don't know when or how, but I'm exquisitely pleased that I gave them another try.
Also, this guy did a partial discography for them, if anyone's interested.
http://experimentaletc.blogspot.com
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I've been meaning to figure out, where do I start with this band?
Ernest:
--- Quote from: tommydski on 19 Dec 2007, 06:14 --- An overwhelming majority just think of music as something that sounds nice and they don't need to know any more.
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It's difficult for me to put on music for friends and then have them not be interested in it at all. I'm just thinking "what? Aren't they hearing this?" They just don't hear the same things I do because what they value in hanging out with me is not the music I'm playing (which they might think is "pretty cool") but the conversation we might have or where we might go. The friend I mentioned earlier likes music, but he does other things more. For instance, he reads a lot more than I do. I would say that reading is one of my hobbies, but I listen to music more. He does the opposite. He also considers lyrics more important than I do, or at least puts higher standards on the lyrics. I'm more interested in sound. It's not that I don't like lyrics, or that I ignore them (I don't), it's just that I'm looking at the overall sound more.
I guess I should think of his interest in music like my interest in, I dunno, graphic novels (something he is really into). I think they can be interesting, but I just don't get what makes them so great.
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