patrick.net

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhnMSVb0oYA

What are you listing to? Chris Stapleton live acoustic.

keeprubbersidedown says

The Presidents rock!

The Best of Simple Minds - Scottish pop and soul. Ahhh, the '80's....




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CDKbWYJ9yg&list=PLp5jPRSDENeFCq16BX-8M3hTSxVMytrOO

DJ Krush

BAILANDO - Original Video (Enrique not on this one but lots of hot females)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yv-DcNTOMp4

Citizen King - Better Days (And The Bottom Drops Out)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKxXHEx-XnU

@GNL

FULL AUDIOBOOK: Ted Kaczynski - Industrial Society and Its Future (AKA - the Unabomber Manifesto)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocvSFObG37c

Dan McCafferty 1946-2022

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umlzUMaIWtk

One more from Dan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJH8SQP6FbU

Christine Anne McVie, Fleetwood Mac. 1943 - 2022

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AF5BlL5UH24

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tx8GWRlteh8

Trans-Siberian Orchestra - Wizards In Winter (Official Audio)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D93HMEcwP20

The Paul McCartney song that has sold more copies in the UK than anything by The Beatles was rising to No.1 in early December 1977.

Mull Of Kintyre (2021 Remaster)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUU_r-YsPgY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jt_iggp316Q

Genesis - Supper's Ready live HQ (Genesis Archive)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QVyfj7-mHqs&t=753s

Lived almost half a century and never came across this version of "Gloria" by the Doors.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xis84YBN5F0

Umphreys McGee Hall of Fame 2020. Front Porch. No link, but you can find it.

WookieMan says

Umphreys McGee Hall of Fame 2020. Front Porch. No link, but you can find it.

Took an indica gummy 30 minutes ago. Probably toast here soon. 11:30 central. I don't know how people can't or don't listen to music high.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j429inAB-Gg&list=OLAK5uy_nVu2CDUYiQDKgVBqodcq282_NPQkMcjos

I'm legit high. Lol.

Zick Zack, Russian Metal Band Cover and Video Remake

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUZDtYjRBPk

Rev. Horton Heat: One Time for Me
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIWvKz4mP6Y

Also, Why the Fuck am I hearing this Kate Bush song everywhere, all of a sudden:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wp43OdtAAkM

Bauhaus - Spy in the Cab
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwF8xv_AGUQ

Forgotten Guilty Pleasure:
Cinderella - Nobody's Fool
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCOrtJMQmVs

Jolene - Medieval Version
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugqQlB5fpuc

Cities in Dust - Siouxsie
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsOHvP1XnRg

More - Sisters of Mercy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BURM7l6_pvg

Ziggy Stardust - Bauhaus live 2022
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A88SCsT-FsM

Damn, Peter Murphy must be well over 60. Still got it. Ash is underrated as hell on guitar.

Rick James- "Fool on the Street"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKMsypQ2i-w

Al_Sharpton_for_President says

Genesis - Supper's Ready live HQ (Genesis Archive)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QVyfj7-mHqs&t=753s

I gotta dig into Mad Bastard Peter Gabriel Genesis sometime.

AmericanKulak says

Also, Why the Fuck am I hearing this Kate Bush song everywhere, all of a sudden

It was featured in "Stranger Things" season 4, where Max uses this song on a continuous loop to protect her soul from being eaten by One.

"Trump won and you know it" by Natasha Owens:

https://rumble.com/v2bbdg6-trump-won-natasha-owens.html


original link


Lol, fun song.

The lyrics in this song are suprising based, predictive even = "Run Away" - 90s classic dance song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xVs6vU_b7A

Robert Charlebois - The Frog Song. Great hard rock intro
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=197q4P2ud3U

WookieMan says

Took an indica gummy 30 minutes ago. Probably toast here soon. 11:30 central. I don't know how people can't or don't listen to music high.

It's not as effective with Digital music. CD and digital music has homogenized to the point much of the joy and wonder is gone. The Vinyl and Tape medium was a listening experience that CD just can not match. Every time you play a CD it sounds exactly the way it sounded the first time you heard it. That's why when CD's first came out, everyone thought it was great, because they never heard those tracks that way before. But by the 3rd or 4th time you finally realized how flaccid the medium was.
On vinyl every time you listened to it, you were attuned to a subtle nuance in the mix you may have never noticed before, and the pops cracks and hisses also made a random experience out of it. I don't think I have ever once told others in the room while a CD was playing. "Shh hey listen! This is my favorite part..."

All you get with digital music is notes and beats, nothing else. And it's always presented the same every time you play it.

So there's nothing to explore with heightened awareness that smoking pot can provide, because you've heard it before. It sounds the same straight or high.

https://rumble.com/vvxwkz-george-carlins-words-were-not-an-act.-every-word-was-and-is-true-listen.html


original link

Tenpoundbass says

On vinyl every time you listened to it, you were attuned to a subtle nuance in the mix you may have never noticed before, and the pops cracks and hisses also made a random experience out of it. I don't think I have ever once told others in the room while a CD was playing. "Shh hey listen! This is my favorite part..."

If you like, I can digitally add that distortion in, can also change the speed of the playback to simulate variation of a record motor, even warping of the record. I can also simulate skipping of the record.

People whine and moan that "it's just not like the old stuff". What you're actually complaining about is the loss of exclusivity. Record players were expensive, there were quality variations, you had to adjust the damned thing, you had to spend heavily on speakers..

Well no more. $50 prepaid phone and $10 headjacks give you the same experience..

The whole point of digital is fidelity reproduction. If we had not invented this technology most music, from before 1980 would have been lost. Nothing is lost now.

Oh boo hoo, now we all have PERMANENT preservation. The horror.....

Waitin' for the Man - Lou Reed and Bowie
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4VEXl4vsq4

One for @Rin : Go-Gos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQyazt4RDTM
Damn, what a baby face.

Turkish Goth Music - She Past Away "Katharsis"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7mPRAiwPdk

Sly and the Family Stone - "If you want me to stay"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZFabOuF4Ps

Tenpoundbass says

It's not as effective with Digital music. CD and digital music has homogenized to the point much of the joy and wonder is gone. The Vinyl and Tape medium was a listening experience that CD just can not match.

I love vinyl, I hate the hassle of playing it is all. My main listening spot is at this computer with studio monitors or over ear headphones. I also prefer live music.

There are great albums and some bands did first take tracks live and nailed it. Nothing can beat recorded live music in my world though. I like a little imperfection here and there, but when a band nails it, it's fucking phenomenal. Especially if recorded well. As a drummer I have to give mad respect to anyone that can nail a live performance. It's not easy with 3-6 people in your typical band.

I think replay of music is more about speakers and any equalizing you prefer. You can play digital through quality vintage speakers and get a sound you like. Vinyl also kind of fucked music if I'm being honest. I don't like formatted songs that were created to fit on the A side of a record. Radio didn't help either. The majority of my top 10 bands (always changing) generally play 7-15 minute songs.

Think of orchestral music as well. Music wasn't meant to be played in 2:30-3:30 minute time span. It told a story. Go listen to Pink Floyd Animals with a beer or bourbon and maybe a puff of weed. That's music to me. Not shitty short pop songs.

Get your ’70’s on. Hot Tuna songs from the Burgers album. Yep, that is Papa John Creach on the live version.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMFaFgC0PAg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UsXIT_Z2shU

Early FM radio DJ’s break song. Just loop it, and go out and have a cig or whatever.:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6giiYDlqRQs

WookieMan says

Go listen to Pink Floyd Animals with a beer or bourbon and maybe a puff of weed.

Dark Side of the Moon is better. Especially the songs "Breathe" and "Brain Damage." Mood calming without the need for booze or dope. Hearing that live at the best seat in a concert hall must be awesome.

WookieMan says

I love vinyl, I hate the hassle of playing it is all. My main listening spot is at this computer with studio monitors or over ear headphones. I also prefer live music.

When I worked at RCA, as a junior engineer, although I knew about Shannon's law and the Nyquist theorem and so on, I wasn't convinced that in 1995, that digital could perfectly replicate analog because in THEORY analog was said to have infinite fidelity.

Well, that's not true. I've seen this shit on a scope, where we were comparing original analog data to digital data recomposed from MP3, which is basically the signal broken down into Laplace transforms.

A lot of you guys think "I prefer analog", well since the 1980s, and EARLY 1980's, it's been digital. The analog component was just the consumer version of it. Masters have been digital for like 40 years.

The RIAA fucks up music now, just to get you to buy another version of it, over and over and over again. A CD of Pink Floyd in 1995, doesn't sound the same as one today, because they are FUCKING with the master to distort it, because it has to be different to sell it, not better, just different.

The MPAA does the same thing, constant re-releases, director's cut, director's new cut, now it's Blu-Ray, they change color and saturation levels.. I just want to see 1080p digital reproduction of the film that was shown in theaters, except in rare exceptions. The director's release of Blade Runner was better than the theatrical release. I've learned to ignore color and saturation levels. You can adjust that digitally now anyhow.

Best bay area thrash ever:

https://youtu.be/ITWXnzcQFV4

Testament - Over the wall. Alex Skolnick is one of the best guitarists this world has born. SF should get back to its roots when it produced great music. Less tech, more metal.

What a Jesuit education, psychedelics, and the Arizona desert can wrought: The Meat Puppets.

Saw this band in the misspent days of my ute, at a small club in San Diego. Was expecting mellow psychadelic rock, like in the Up On the Sun album. But just as the psychedelics were kicking in, they came on the stage and played their songs in sped up hardcore punk style, and the crowd went crazy.

From Meat Puppets II, for all of the road trip stoners out there, Lost:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEZLy1ZEWyM

Cobain liked this one, Plateau:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0IWHxvswLk

From Up On the Sun, their third album.

Title track. “A long time ago, I turned to myself and said “You are my daughter.”” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E47szeQadvk

Enchanted Porkfist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgCCEr08rDw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4KQae9oMWs

The senseless struggle for supremacy expressed through anthropomorphism.

HeadSet says

Dark Side of the Moon is better. Especially the songs "Breathe" and "Brain Damage." Mood calming without the need for booze or dope. Hearing that live at the best seat in a concert hall must be awesome.

I like long form songs is my problem. Anything under 5 minutes just doesn't do it for me generally unless it's a really well written song. With digital downloads I feel like we need to break out of the vinyl timing and CD timing or radio timing.

I've gone to live shows where they play a one hour song, no stops or 2 minute drum solos either. I honestly feel like short songs are lazy. Orchestral pieces are almost never under 5 minutes. I'm not into it, but respect the work that went into making it. I don't mind listening to it, but can't do it too much.

A song like Bohemian Rhapsody is a decent example. I get sick of Intro, verse, refrain, verse, refrain, bridge, refrain, outro format. Hell if there's even an outro. No one listens to music on radio anymore that I know of. So let's get rid of the 3m songs. Some of the most iconic songs made are all 5m plus. They just had to make single takes of it like Free Bird. Radio cut was 4:41, but it's actually a 9m song. And not saying I like that song. Easy example. People will listen to long songs and yell it out at every show.

Sorry for the rant. As a drummer I HATED starting songs. It's like let's just play. Sat in with some new guys and buddies out in Montana in January and played 30 minutes straight. It's just more fun that way for me. In high school we got our hands on a projector and played to the entire Alice in Wonderland movie just jamming. And yes, we were high as a kite. It was okay for being 17. I think my buddy has the recording.

Forgot about these guys. "Cow Punk"

I am the Walrus - Dead Milkmen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0CffkXFNIE

Their biggest hit:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyaK3jo4Sl4

Continuing the 70s Art/Kraut Rock exploration:

Can - Mother Sky
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDBpZdQNp9E

KYUSS - Space Cadet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dq8YcRi7DD4