Nee Lewman
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Elvis Vs NIN mash up coming.
January Challenge - The Music Awakens…
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gafacaode
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avecigrec
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My friend's klezmer punk folk orchestra used to do a great family friendly NIN cover with the "hug you like a teddy bear" line. It was a lot of fun.
imtheocean
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My mind went to a Kidz Bop cover, as opposed to Elvis. I'd be way more down with klezmer punk folk version of it though.
Wicked Dreamer
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Day 28: A Galaxy Far, Far Away
The Poets of Rhythm - Discern / Define
The Poets of Rhythm - Discern / Define
Turbo
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Yer Ol' Uncle D
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January 29: Endor Serenity – Folk music day!
Folk as a musical definition carries a pretty wide swath.
No matter your definition, this song qualifies and is absolutely sublime. A perfect moment in space and time.
Thanks for everything, Sandy...
Fairport Convention - Unhalfbricking
Folk as a musical definition carries a pretty wide swath.
No matter your definition, this song qualifies and is absolutely sublime. A perfect moment in space and time.
Thanks for everything, Sandy...
Fairport Convention - Unhalfbricking
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Turbo
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January 27: The Resistance – Play a genre you resisted to, but ended up appreciating.
Lucinda Williams "Car Wheels On A Gravel Road" (1998 Mercury; 2014 reissue)
Country - still very limited with what I like, but I eventually gravitated towards specific artists - and specific albums by them - where they do it their own way, like Lucinda here, Willie Nelson, Cash, Sturgill, Paul Cauten and Orville Peck, to mention a few.
Lucinda Williams "Car Wheels On A Gravel Road" (1998 Mercury; 2014 reissue)
Country - still very limited with what I like, but I eventually gravitated towards specific artists - and specific albums by them - where they do it their own way, like Lucinda here, Willie Nelson, Cash, Sturgill, Paul Cauten and Orville Peck, to mention a few.
avecigrec
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You ever catch 'em live?
Matt M
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One of my friends has had them stay at their house, so I've tagged along and hung out. Really good people and fun to be around. And the drummer Stephen Pitkin was in The Flashing Lights, which I found out while just chatting music with him. Their record Sweet Release is one of my favorite all time records.
imtheocean
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January 29: Endor Serenity – Folk music day!
The title seems appropriate since Endor is where Luke and Leia discussed being twins. Plus these Watkins Family Hour releases are excellent.
Watkins Family Hour ~ Brother Sister
The title seems appropriate since Endor is where Luke and Leia discussed being twins. Plus these Watkins Family Hour releases are excellent.
Watkins Family Hour ~ Brother Sister
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avecigrec
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Oh, that's awesome! I haven't seen them since 2007 but they were one of the highlights of the festival when I did. A buddy of mine nearly got to go on tour opening for them shortly after that, but sadly that fell through. One of these days I hope to catch them again (our touring schedules always seemed to be contradictory back when I was on the the road, other than that one festival in '07)
Matt M
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Right on! They're just a really fun band to see live. The music is upbeat, and they really enjoy playing.
Wicked Dreamer
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Day 29: Endor Serenity
Van Morrison - Astral Weeks
Van Morrison - Astral Weeks
avecigrec
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January 27: The Resistance – Play a genre you resisted to, but ended up appreciating.
D.O.A. – Something Better Change
Hardcore punk is something that took me a long time to get into. When the 90s wave of skate punk and pop punk hit, I was right into it. I also really dug stuff like The Clash and The Ramones, but hardcore took me much longer. In the late 90s I was a huge Henry Rollins fan, but just couldn't get into Black Flag. The past few years I've really started to enjoy "classic" hardcore, but still have a hard time with a lot of the contemporary stuff even though, on paper, it should be right up my alley!
D.O.A. – Something Better Change
Hardcore punk is something that took me a long time to get into. When the 90s wave of skate punk and pop punk hit, I was right into it. I also really dug stuff like The Clash and The Ramones, but hardcore took me much longer. In the late 90s I was a huge Henry Rollins fan, but just couldn't get into Black Flag. The past few years I've really started to enjoy "classic" hardcore, but still have a hard time with a lot of the contemporary stuff even though, on paper, it should be right up my alley!
