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Traktor wrote
Quote:being a Negro League game, and that it's old..well this might be the iconic part. some vague thing from the olde times.
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hey another ricklover!
Quote:Landslide (Snah acoustic guitar, Bent electric bass)Quote:oh nice, they haven't done this in ages.ooops I misread. I remember Snah and Bent switching bass and guitar once for this one and somehow read it that way due to wishful thinking. Or was it for Upstairs/Downstairs? Anway it's even nicer to hear both songs back to back. If I was at these shows I'd like to hear quite a few songs from that period out of curiosity with Kenneth's playing and also to lighten up a bit the massiveness of all the other boomy monster psychedelic jams.
Quote:Landslide (Snah acoustic guitar, Bent electric bass)oh nice, they haven't done this in ages.
thankyou supermuch.
one of Bent's bestest vocal melodies btw? somewhat of an art deco feel. as many others from that IALC period.
Stop! What's that sound? Throwing a vote in for Whole Lotta Diana! Though it's a bit sad when they omit the flanged vocal part and the Pagesque guitar solo from the COTF version. At least the last times I've heard it live they did so.
I've just watched Valhalla Rising. A very moody, creepy, slow ambient movie about northern viking mysticism. What looks from the DVD cover like a viking version of a 300 flick is everything else but. Mads Mikkelsen plays a mystical slave, warrior, god or just man?
The score is by 2 guys playing with The Bleeder Group and Svartbag. The latter group seems to do quite similar music as is heard in the movie. Here an excerpt, I find it awesomely mesmerizing uplifting transcending:
