Aint No Right

Caught Sharon Van Etten at Glastonbury. Never heard of her before, very impressed.

There 's like 20 m between the stage and the front row.

Very intimate setting

What do people think of Biily Eilish? I'd never heard of her until about 3 months ago. I've listened to the album and some of it is growing on me. It's like a depressed and angst ridden Lana del Rey in parts?

She's also the number 1 artist listened to on Spotify which i thought was pretty mad.

I’ve only recently fell in love with Pink Floyd’s Animals. Unbelievable.

kv wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 19, 2019 2:19 am

Sounds like Motown + mellowed Courtney Love. Or a less intense Angel Olsen. Good stuff.

(I think it's a dude)

kv wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 19, 2019 12:37 pm

(I think it's a dude)

Okay.

They're from Halifax, and playing a great club in Toronto in Sept (Horseshoe Tavern) I'll see if I can catch them.

Bit of a trek for me...I'm gonna pass...

If you make it, tell me how they were....

Hype wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 19, 2019 10:59 am

kv wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 19, 2019 2:19 am

Sounds like Motown + mellowed Courtney Love. Or a less intense Angel Olsen. Good stuff.

I dig this song too. I hear more of a surf influence than Motown. Good find, kv.

I checked the Horseshoe show info, $15 for three bands is a great deal! I might go, will wait closer to the date to decide.
The Horseshoe is really hit-and-miss for me. I like its smallness, but if you're not in a good spot, the sound can be really crappy. Also, because it is such a small venue, the non-stop talkers are really audible. The last couple of times I was there ,talkers ruined my enjoyment a little bit,

I saw Greg Graffin there a little while back and it was pretty great. I think for that show it was a good venue because it wasn't packed. Graffin's a big deal for people of a certain age who happen to have been in that scene. It was cool to go up and talk to him afterwards -- we talked about having PhDs.

Hype wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 20, 2019 3:36 pm

I saw Greg Graffin there a little while back and it was pretty great. I think for that show it was a good venue because it wasn't packed. Graffin's a big deal for people of a certain age who happen to have been in that scene. It was cool to go up and talk to him afterwards -- we talked about having PhDs.

That would have been a great show. Cool that you got to chat with him afterwards.

That's the magic of the Horseshoe. Another time, I saw some local band and kind of got a bit too tipsy. I went outside for some air after and caught the singer having a smoke. I may or may not have suggested that his drummer was terrible and he should get a new one. (I'm lucky I didn't get clocked for saying that, but I think he didn't because he realized I was drunk and also right. )

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Riran2 ... gA&index=2[/youtube]

Ok, can somebody fix this for me?

Or how do I import youtube links?

Reminds me of other bands I know, but I kinda like it

There you go:



p.s., click the youtube button in post reply and then put the info from the youtube following the backslash after youtu.be

I don't remember how to do it either...(I do kv edit)

The Franklin Electric
Made It Up In Your Head

Ok YouTube class...

Take the video above...hit share on YouTube video of your choice....copy link....then come here to post, hit YouTube button in post creation [youtube ][/youtube ]

Paste the link in between
[youtube ]https://youtu.be/auL3Rt7snRE[/youtube ]


Next delete "https://youtu.be/" leaving

[youtube ]auL3Rt7snRE[/youtube ]

That's it!

On repeat right now, Richard Dawson's "Jogging"


And, finally listened to the Maria Hackman record and it's damn good!


And, yeah for Larry getting into Animals. Brilliant record, especially Dave Gilmour's emotive lead work.

70s one-hit-wonder I can't believe I had never heard of until just recently when it was used in a fucking Family Guy episode and now it's all I want to listen to.

New Charlotte Day Wilson...

The best rapper today .. Listen to this!