I'm one of three people I know of who likes St. Anger .

Next time you see James, Lars or Kirk, can you get me an autographed pic? Have 'em make it out to Joe Lemur.

I presume you expect an autograph that reads "To Joe Lemur: Love from James, Li'l Douchebag, and Kirk, aka METALLICA! Fight peer ...

Mason wrote:I must be the only person in history who didn't hate Terror Twilight.

Don't feel too bad - I'm one of three people I know of who likes St. Anger.

I haven't bothered with Malkmus since that last good Pavement record. Brighten the Corners? Yeah, that's it. I just looked it up.

jazzy mid-70's AOR rock... vague "genre"

These two bits from Mr. Ralph's post impressed me because lately I've been fascinated by a lot of stuff that might vaguely fit into these categories, redundant as that might seem. Rafferty, 10cc, Steely Dan, other studio nerds whose music just sorta ...

jazzy mid-70's AOR rock... vague "genre"

These two bits from Mr. Ralph's post impressed me because lately I've been fascinated by a lot of stuff that might vaguely fit into these categories, redundant as that might seem. Rafferty, 10cc, Steely Dan, other studio nerds whose music just sorta ...

that damned fly wrote:
The Birthday Party- Live '81-'82. That wall of sound intro on "The Friend Catcher."

Wow, I gotta hear that version. Next stop Soulseek...

gnangle wrote:don , i gotta have a copy of this shit man, help a brother out.

Check your private messages.

Hahaha, thanks (?)!

It was meant as a compliment, but after 6 hours sleep over a 3 day period (thanks work!) and a cold beer, I'm even less funny than usual!

Your music is good, salut!

I took your comment in the spirit it was intended. And i'll acknowledge, my stuff does have some "twiddly ...

Adam I wrote:

Don wrote:Impossibly Beautiful Music here.

I usually hate this type of self-indulgent CRAP, but I'm quite enjoying your self-indulgent CRAP.

Good work.

Hahaha, thanks (?)! What can I say, guilty as charged. A long stretch of unemployment will do that to a guy.

It shouldn't be a lost cause, though. You've brought up something that I find pretty intriguing. This topic begs for further investigation.

Incorporating classic rock elements into other genres? I'm trying to think of some artists who do it well...

Harvey Milk, I can see that one. Any others you have in mind?