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hey there
thought i'd chime in
i'm a fan. lovin it.
now, back to lurkinland for me

Here's an idea: Perry Farrell and Dobel Tequila present: RITUAL DE LO HABITUAL - NEON GLOWSTICK 25TH ANNIVERSARY 2 DISC EDITION Featuring the originally hummed melodies by Mr. Farrell himself, as well as a bonus disc, with all them classics you've fell in love with over the past quarter decade, play...

that's some beautiful stuff right there, even if you don't like hindu music.

This is great news. Hope it comes to fruition.

Adurentibus Spina wrote: What the hell?

I'll take that as a maybe?




well take it as a compliment to the online manifestation of your actual self. or something.

I loved it. I paid $10 for it, it might not be much in US dollars, but 10USD will buy you a whole meal here in Argentina. What i found really curious is how well and cohesive it sounds when mixed with Frusciante's latest Letur Lefr EP. Flea track 1 into Fru track 1 into Flea track 2 and so on... It'...

The greatest feeling ever is taking a break from "trying" to play a song for a while, and then going back to it later on and suddenly your hands are doing things you couldn't do before, and it's not even clear how you suddenly became able to "know" what to do. :cool: true. on a side note, wanna be ...

damn you hypersonic and your faultless logic throughout an internet argument.

i mean, had you said "the point is just that music made by aging rockers is almost NEVER as good as in their youth", i´d still be on your ass about it.

but no, you had to stick to your original fucking point.

damn you.

also, i do understand you weren't specifically refering to each one's artistic output. but i did enjoy writing al this as opposed to "Agreed".

how the hell did STP sneak their asses into this thread too? was that my fault? anyways i did get it hype, and i agree that ritual>bowie´s worst. But my problem with the comparison is this. Bowie records his gazillionth album, it sucks (i may disagree on that, but still) so the thing that comes to m...

:blah: bowie farting in the shower fucks TGEA in the ass. even his "less revolutionary" work comes off as creative, and very solid production wise, as well as vocally and instrumentally. of course his work isn't always perfect, though i place Reality very high on my list of bowie albums. Jane's doe...

Adurentibus Spina wrote: It's not like anyone's listening to, e.g., Bowie's latest album and going: "Yeah that's so original and fresh!" ... That's just how it goes...

with all due respect sir, you shut your dirty mouth

Surfin' USA cannot possibly be absent from a list of best riffs. Even it's a top 5. Or top 3. Aside from that, that's a pretty good video. Yeah, I can come up with a bunch of easily recognized riffs that I'd sub for some on that list. Include: Van Halen - Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love Kinks - You Really...

I came accross that one today, impressive.

On an unrelated note, i also came accross this today

Uh oh. Wait until 6767 finds his way on here. My thought exactly. He'll be on about how they were all just influenced by Jim Morrison, but Morrison sang out with an open throat. He did the baritone thing, yeah, and that was his unique mix of Elvis and Sinatra, but Morrison did not do the goat style...

bad example....it would be like if someone took a picture of his paintings and then didn't buy them...his paintings didn't go anywhere...nobody is taking anything from anyone they are making copies..after all i don't remember paying to listen to the radio thats a bad example too I think because if ...

let's say your friend starts painting some really good paintings that are worth 10000 dollars each, and then people in the middle of the night start breaking into his place and steal most of them to sell them on or to keep them. I don't think he would be that happy about it. He'd think "I could be ...

I know i'm going to get shit on for this but... what's the big deal in having a collapse in the music industry? I wonder how painters, sculptors, performance artists, etc feel about "musicians" whining because they're not getting paid over 30k a year. I have this friend, he's a painter. He loves pai...

That's pretty much it Hype, except for the fact that Staley died in 2002, years after the alt generic rock wave reached its saturation point... it was back to bubblepop by then, i think

this is a nice response to Lowery's article: http://www.billboard.biz/bbbiz/industry/digital-and-mobile/guest-post-in-defense-of-npr-intern-emily-1007420352.story Guest Post: In Defense of NPR Intern Emily White, by Dave Allen junio 26, 2012 | By Dave Allen, Portland, OR Editor's Note: Amid all the ...

art isn't, qua its aesthetic function, economic, but merely (!) sublime. that's very nice man. I think you'd enjoy the classes i'm talking about, it's the second course in a string this friend of mine is giving at his house, that revolve around the subject of happiness. I know it sounds hippy as he...

I'm not a continental philosopher. I tend to think they're a little short on rigour. But I will say that in this case, it's relevant because it shows that people were noticing the same problems people have complained about in this thread, 70+ years ago. (In fact I'm pretty sure people complained ab...

Though i'm no scholar i tend to be a bit skeptical of Frankfurtians. They've always seemed too manichaeistic (sp?) for my taste, even though on occations they do sound insightful. The quote is fitting for the subject but i'm not sold on the idea that there's a group of evil masterminds behind every ...

Essence_Smith wrote:nowadays it seems like pop music is more sexualized than ever, etc...