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18 hours ago, DrW said:

Priscilla Ahn - The Boobs Song

 

 

you can tell this chick is a smart sassy sweetiepie from this clip.  talented and cute. she's adorable 🙂

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Does humor belong in music? FZ

Yes, for sure. Another prime example: Half Man Half Biscuit.

They started in the mid-1980s as a post-punk band. What makes them stand out are the lyrics by lead vocalist/guitarist Nigel Blackwell which are a commentary on popular culture and life in small-town England. Initially, their sound was influenced by punk.

 

 

Later, it turned more mainstream rock/pop. The song below is addressing soccer referees; however, the gist is also applicable to American football.

 

 

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3 hours ago, DrW said:

Until a few days ago, I was not aware that Neil Young had played with Devo. Here is a remarkable version of "Hey Hey my my".

 

 

OMG I've never heard this. Crazy Neil yo. his type of collab did surprise me but it actually shouldn't. He went off on several different musical tangents after CSNY

 

 

On 5/26/2023 at 4:15 PM, DaBillsFanSince1973 said:

 

When his song used to play at bars back in the day you knew it was last call for alcohol

 

LOL great fun memory.  Ended the night on a high note. Primative Scene 1979ish

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Pere Ubu, which is essentially song writer and vocalist David Thomas plus a varying cast of musicians, have been around since the mid-1970s. Their most recent album features a song, "Worried Man Blues", which reminds me of one of my favorite musicians, Captain Beefheart. 

 

 

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On 5/28/2023 at 5:32 PM, muppy said:

@BritBill haha his came across my feed today from my sons camera roll

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I remember it well. Obviously I was in the Oasis camp but I do like Blur as well and have grown to appreciate them more the older I've got! 

 

I remember buying the Parklife album from a store in town after the soccer game I was going to was postponed so I had some spare cash. End of the Century is probably my favourite track on that album. After that I like Country House, Charmless Man & The Universal all from The Great Escape. 

 

The early to mid-90s were just fantastic all round. I'm so glad they were my growing up years.

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7 hours ago, BritBill said:

 

I remember it well. Obviously I was in the Oasis camp but I do like Blur as well and have grown to appreciate them more the older I've got! 

 

I remember buying the Parklife album from a store in town after the soccer game I was going to was postponed so I had some spare cash. End of the Century is probably my favourite track on that album. After that I like Country House, Charmless Man & The Universal all from The Great Escape. 

 

The early to mid-90s were just fantastic all round. I'm so glad they were my growing up years.

Blur is a band I needed to google and research. I realized they had a huge hit song that I knew of.  But otherwise  I was Not that impressed. I am solidly team Oasis 🙂  change my mind. What is your fav Blur song ?

 

 

 

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3 hours ago, muppy said:

Blur is a band I needed to google and research. I realized they had a huge hit song that I knew of.  But otherwise  I was Not that impressed. I am solidly team Oasis 🙂  change my mind. What is your fav Blur song ?

 

 

 

 

Blur didn't take themselves as seriously as Oasis did. I think I'll go with.....

 

 

And then.....

 

 

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4 hours ago, BritBill said:

 

Blur didn't take themselves as seriously as Oasis did. I think I'll go with.....

 

 

And then.....

 

 

very interesting. But I'm not hearing any connection... other than they are both British? ...Musically I think Oasis is much more commercial. and grunge . Blur is just okay meh  No one can like Everything 🙂 Thank you for your reply.  Cheers,

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40 minutes ago, muppy said:

very interesting. But I'm not hearing any connection... other than they are both British? ...Musically I think Oasis is much more commercial. and grunge . Blur is just okay meh  No one can like Everything 🙂 Thank you for your reply.  Cheers,

 

I disagree. In the end, the Blur vs. Oasis battle boils down to Damon Albarn (Blur) versus the Gallagher brothers (Oasis). IMHO Albarn excels in writing catchy melodies and he is a very strong "yes" to FZ's challenge "Does humor belong in music?" E.g. you can see him here at 2:20 playing keyboards for Elastica.

 

 

Furthermore, when he had enough of BritPop, Albarn changed his musical style pretty radically in Gorillaz, a "virtual band" where he included electronics and rap. One of my favorites: "Clint Eastwood".

 

 

After Gorillaz, another turn to story-telling art rock in "The Good, the Bad, and the Queen".

 

 

In contrast, the Gallaghers always sound the same. If you like their sound, fine. But if you prefer versatility, humor, and observational skills, you have to go with Albarn. 

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43 minutes ago, DrW said:

 

I disagree. In the end, the Blur vs. Oasis battle boils down to Damon Albarn (Blur) versus the Gallagher brothers (Oasis). IMHO Albarn excels in writing catchy melodies and he is a very strong "yes" to FZ's challenge "Does humor belong in music?" E.g. you can see him here at 2:20 playing keyboards for Elastica.

 

 

Furthermore, when he had enough of BritPop, Albarn changed his musical style pretty radically in Gorillaz, a "virtual band" where he included electronics and rap. One of my favorites: "Clint Eastwood".

 

 

After Gorillaz, another turn to story-telling art rock in "The Good, the Bad, and the Queen".

 

 

In contrast, the Gallaghers always sound the same. If you like their sound, fine. But if you prefer versatility, humor, and observational skills, you have to go with Albarn. 

musical preferences are individual so I respect your view although I don't agree with it Vive la difference 🙂

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9 hours ago, DrW said:

 

I disagree. In the end, the Blur vs. Oasis battle boils down to Damon Albarn (Blur) versus the Gallagher brothers (Oasis). IMHO Albarn excels in writing catchy melodies and he is a very strong "yes" to FZ's challenge "Does humor belong in music?" E.g. you can see him here at 2:20 playing keyboards for Elastica.

 

 

Furthermore, when he had enough of BritPop, Albarn changed his musical style pretty radically in Gorillaz, a "virtual band" where he included electronics and rap. One of my favorites: "Clint Eastwood".

 

 

After Gorillaz, another turn to story-telling art rock in "The Good, the Bad, and the Queen".

 

 

In contrast, the Gallaghers always sound the same. If you like their sound, fine. But if you prefer versatility, humor, and observational skills, you have to go with Albarn. 

 

You're also getting a small glimpse of the cultural differences between the north and south of England at that time. The vibrant successful south versus the "grim up" north. 

 

Albarn's upbringing was very much more "arty" which you can see comes out in his music. The Gallaghers had a much more raw musical education. Noel is dyslexic which limited his music writing abilities which I think is why Oasis' range isn't that of Blur. 

 

If i was given a tickets to an Oasis gig and Blur gig to occur at exactly the same date and time I'd choose Oasis. It would be cheaper to get to I suspect 😊

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19 hours ago, DrW said:

Mothers (the band) was largely the vehicle for Kristine Leschper before she started a solo career. The interviewer is a bit annoying, but you can skip his drivel.

 

 

An early Mothers song, I believe it's just before Freak Out! was released... does humor belong in music?, Batboy got played here bigtime. I have never seen this one so thanks to whoever uploaded this little gem.

 

 

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The evening sun is messing up the safety sensor, getting in the eye of garage door. Only happens between 7-8pm in the month of June on sunny evenings.  Gotta cast a shadow on the eye or wait for the sun to set a little.

 

Thought of this:

 

 

"...Big birds flying across the sky
Throwing shadows on our eyes

Leave us

Helpless, helpless, helpless, helpless..

"

 

 

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Two of my favorite musical genres are progressive rock and indie/alternative rock. Here are two examples which have something in common: the name "Hatfield". 

On the alternative side, there is the The Juliana Hatfield Three - their only hit I can remember: "My Sister"

 

 

On the progressive side, there is Hatfield and The North, a band form England's Canterbury scene.

 

 

Nobody in the band is named Hatfield. They got their name from a road sign.

 

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