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And I know about their debut album because a guy I know from the Phish scene turned me on to it. Where's he from? Baltimore.
Are we doing the X miles from city/college again? Any alternative ideas?Useful info for the football draft.
Dude, don't sweat it. I'll make it. I got time and nothing to do, really.
I was debating a transitional "whoo!" amidst some yelling and scatting this morning, too, but decided it didn't qualify.
I put a sad face because it seems too little, too late. I often worry about the development of problems with my own throat and lungs (twenty year smoker). No bueno.
We could include songs that mention the name of the city they play in or their team name.
I agree that we need something new. I'm not sure that'll carry the day, though. NV said he had some stuff percolating. I was thinking broad categories, as doing this draft has sort of tapped my song base, to be honest. Unless I come up with more somehow. Which I probably can in some way.
The lightning building ROIR sessions album (simply usually titled Bad Brains) or Rock For Light? I ask because I get very few vinyl albums, just got the live one, and am deciding on whether to get one of the two. I'm leaning Rock For Light, which has long had hardcore fans decrying Ric Ocasek's production "touch." I disagree with them. His production sheen is fine by me. I personally just like Rock For Light better and am leaning that way because of the strength of the songs. What says otb?i took the platter in the last album draft i participated in, with that tune as one of the nuggets for the Spotty list ... needless to say, i feel i snagged the s.o.d.
(not the Billy Milano version).
Nice to have an ear like yours in agreement with an unpopular opinion that I happen to hold. Decision made! RFL it is.oh, yes ... it were "RFL"
i though the "polish" from Ocasek that most fans decried was more akin to a spit shine ...
... cohesive enuff to smoove some imperfections, while still allowing the sheer power to hit center channel. not unlike Thomas & Price working their knobs to the bone spiffying up the "Bollocks" sessions.
A nice B-side, for sure. This could have been my favorite Radiohead song back in the aughts (around 2002-2005) if not for a few off of Amnesiac.
Yes, it could be songs that mention the state or any city within the state of the NFL team the player is on, and it could also include the state or city within the state of the college the player played for. That would make it broader and easier than in the past. I want easy.
Loving the Unwed Teenage Mothers track. All the bands listed in the "Listeners Also Like" section are righteous. The Marked Men are *chef's kiss* the best punk rock had to offer from the late aughts. Radioactivity was still kicking around as of 2015 at least. The other bands, I just took a listen to. Straight indie/punk.
good to see some Amnesiac appreciation. i'm not sure it gets the appreciation it probably merits. some strong experimental and jazzier stuff
"Life In A Glasshouse" and "Packt Like Sardines In A Crushed Tin Box" could be my favorite Radiohead songs. Yorke had the jazz ensemble for "Life In A Glasshouse" play repeatedly for about eight hours until the band cut that take and just left, leaving Yorke to implore them to come back, so the story goes.
