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 sort...

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 sort...

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&quo...

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?