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things i don't like to think about…
but that was the time and the record that started it for me. first time i heard motorpsycho and the last time ever i was stoned, but it obviously worked, speaking of long term effect. a love that never died.
blown away by this right now: https://soundcloud.com/jagajazzist/one-armed-bandit-live-with
must see JAGA JAZZIST live once.
I'm so into her lately:
Quote:and by the fact that at the time two members of the band were back from a trip to Bron-Y-Aur, Wales!been there, too, in 2010.
total zep nerd here. I do hope they still play the standouts of TDDU like Mutiny and Veil. But I wouldn't be surprised if they leave it to rest for a while now. I've seen it at the Opera twice and once on the with-Stale-only tour. All 3 were grand. I also love to listen to it at home. It's daring and bold and just "far out there" but I find it absolutely accessible. Great melodies, hooks, riffs, grooves and vocal lines. I'm not into all too weird music myself, especially weird-for-weirdness-sake music.
Similar with Kenneths drumming. Yes, he takes it to places, but I do enjoy his approach. Because he keeps the dirt in. He's so much more of the Keith Moon- than the modern progrock ultraclean geekschool. He shows that drumming can be so much more than 4/4 dumb downbeating without having to show off.
