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As in more bands that you haven't listed a song for, or just different info?
dang it.
The answer is in the MAD31 thread. Not sure my idea was going to work as i scanned and got ideas shot down after seeing your list.
What?
After this MAD countdown, our next exercise will be a themed countdown run by krista. You pick 31 songs that are not all by the same artist but have some sort of common theme.
Now it's more I don't think it would work because I won't have enough interesting material. The cheat code would be hip hop and metal, but that isn't quite shticky enough.
Have not read anything here except these last two posts so excuse the interruption but given your message, coupled with your username, I'm fairly certain my musical tastes would align quite nicely with your top 50 list. And now I'm curious. Where can it be found, or better yet, listened to? Thanks.
Fair enough. I'm not going to go crazy on either, but I will have a handful. I have a 2nd layer of shtick going on and will limit myself to artists that I can also at least suggest 1 full album to listen to for more research. It can't be just some random song I heard.
I'd guess shuke knows his favorite songs better than the rest of us do.
Let's not get carried away here.
This is a fantastic choice. Phish is my favorite band of all time, and Fluffhead may be their magnum opus. It was my favorite Phish song for a long time. I currently rank it tied for 2nd with Hood just behind Slave - but much respect to your choice.
It Still Moves, with One Big Holiday, Run Thru and Steam Engine, is like if Neil Young had come up with Down by the River, Cortez the Killer and Like a Hurricane all at the same time, and put them on the same album.
Paranoid’s a great choice. I’d offer that throwing on some high end head phones and cranking Let Down and/or Fake Plastic Trees can be almost spiritual the way Yorke’s emotions interact with the building intensity. I feel like I need a cigarette after a good listen, and I don’t smoke.
It Still Moves & Z stack up against any band’s top 2 albums IMO. Both are masterpieces.
I realize I’m late to the party but props to Nips for these calls.
Probably my favorite GD song as well. If I may - one of my favorite versions: Winterland ‘74
Agreed, and I think The Waterfall is too.
Great live band - when he plays as “Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country”.
Had no idea she had a solo career (and that she has an album produced by Trey Anastasio). I remember seeing her play guitar with The Sound of Urchin and bass with Marco Benavento.
