I'll apologize for the offensive comments I make from time to time. I probably shouldn't have come full force out the gate. anyways, I really do want to be a positive part of this fanbase and help make things a little more entertaining around here if I can. anywho, rock on, sorry if I've pissed some people off.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJXc0NRCmRQ
That's nice. A lot of us love The Band, too. Strides!!!!
Yes, that was nice. This is a really beautiful place and the sense of humor here is brimming. No one here is any better than anyone else, just relax and sink in.
I'm sinking into that video....Thanks!!!
QuoteYes, that was nice. This is a really beautiful place and the sense of humor here is brimming. No one here is any better than anyone else, just relax and sink in.
I'm sinking into that video....Thanks!!!
if ya haven't seen the last waltz i highly suggest checking out all the other parts that are on youtube, one person has most of them in their library.
Word. I'm a big fan. I like when Van Morrison says "RADDDDDIOO" :)
The only thing "The Last Waltz" is missing is Jimmy James.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KdLvVgZMapY
:-*
"You take the bread out. Ya'll come back."
I absolutely love it! :D
QuoteI'll apologize for the offensive comments I make from time to time. I probably shouldn't have come full force out the gate. anyways, I really do want to be a positive part of this fanbase and help make things a little more entertaining around here if I can. anywho, rock on, sorry if I've pissed some people off.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJXc0NRCmRQ
Hey b, I'm sorry I got a little jerky and preachy last week...kind of funny how worked up I got over THIS.
Cool link! Love me some Band...take 'er easy dude...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rLlVWrvO-Q
Man, there was a time in my life when these guys were the center of my universe.
Quotehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rLlVWrvO-Q
Man, there was a time in my life when these guys were the center of my universe.
r.e.m. is awesome, that song is fucking sweet too.
Quotehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rLlVWrvO-Q
Man, there was a time in my life when these guys were the center of my universe.
right on. I sometimes forget how truly mesmerizing and new their music was when it came out; there was nothing that sounded anything like it. I mean, I remember the specific highway, passing under a specific road in my hometown when I first heard Radio Free Europe in 1983. aaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, to be 19 again, care free, high, drunk and dumb. Now, I'm just dumb...
QuoteQuotehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rLlVWrvO-Q
Man, there was a time in my life when these guys were the center of my universe.
right on. I sometimes forget how truly mesmerizing and new their music was when it came out; there was nothing that sounded anything like it. I mean, I remember the specific highway, passing under a specific road in my hometown when I first heard Radio Free Europe in 1983. aaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, to be 19 again, care free, high, drunk and dumb. Now, I'm just dumb...
but you like my morning jacket you can't be that dumb
QuoteQuoteQuotehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rLlVWrvO-Q
Man, there was a time in my life when these guys were the center of my universe.
right on. I sometimes forget how truly mesmerizing and new their music was when it came out; there was nothing that sounded anything like it. I mean, I remember the specific highway, passing under a specific road in my hometown when I first heard Radio Free Europe in 1983. aaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, to be 19 again, care free, high, drunk and dumb. Now, I'm just dumb...
but you like my morning jacket you can't be that dumb
Well, RandallFlagg liked them. ;D
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Man, there was a time in my life when these guys were the center of my universe.
right on. I sometimes forget how truly mesmerizing and new their music was when it came out; there was nothing that sounded anything like it. I mean, I remember the specific highway, passing under a specific road in my hometown when I first heard Radio Free Europe in 1983. aaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, to be 19 again, care free, high, drunk and dumb. Now, I'm just dumb...
but you like my morning jacket you can't be that dumb
Well, RandallFlagg liked them. ;D
what's the matter with randallflagg? he just seems opinionated.
uh, he's GAY, haven't your heard?
Quoteuh, he's GAY, haven't your heard?
gay? omgz
QuoteQuotehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rLlVWrvO-Q
Man, there was a time in my life when these guys were the center of my universe.
right on. I sometimes forget how truly mesmerizing and new their music was when it came out; there was nothing that sounded anything like it. I mean, I remember the specific highway, passing under a specific road in my hometown when I first heard Radio Free Europe in 1983. aaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, to be 19 again, care free, high, drunk and dumb. Now, I'm just dumb...
Exactly - it was just so different. I was 14 in 83 and my brother allready had me listening to the Replacements and Husker Du, but it wasn't until I heard REM that I began to really realize that the music that I truely loved didn't get played on the radio. I would tell my friends that REM was going to be our generation's Zepplin - they'd beat me up. I was wrong.
It actually makes me sad to hear REM's output from the last ten years, allthough everyone tells me that I have to listen to the new album.
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Man, there was a time in my life when these guys were the center of my universe.
right on. I sometimes forget how truly mesmerizing and new their music was when it came out; there was nothing that sounded anything like it. I mean, I remember the specific highway, passing under a specific road in my hometown when I first heard Radio Free Europe in 1983. aaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, to be 19 again, care free, high, drunk and dumb. Now, I'm just dumb...
Exactly - it was just so different. I was 14 in 83 and my brother allready had me listening to the Replacements and Husker Du, but it wasn't until I heard REM that I began to really realize that the music that I truely loved didn't get played on the radio. I would tell my friends that REM was going to be our generation's Zepplin - they'd beat me up. I was wrong.
It actually makes me sad to hear REM's output from the last ten years, allthough everyone tells me that I have to listen to the new album.
tell me all that I need to know about r.e.m. please I was born in 84 so kind of missed their early stuff. I don't get why their later stuff gets hated on so much. which albums specifically would a hardcore r.e.m. fan consider shit and which is classic?
life's rich pageant is sweet for early stuff that I've heard, automatic for the people and green are more popular right?
I dug reveal and up, thought they had really great songs on them. were they mostly criticized because of stipes singing style and slowing things down or what. really curious about that, I could use some culturing from the older wiser ones.
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Exactly - it was just so different. I was 14 in 83 and my brother allready had me listening to the Replacements and Husker Du, but it wasn't until I heard REM that I began to really realize that the music that I truely loved didn't get played on the radio. I would tell my friends that REM was going to be our generation's Zepplin - they'd beat me up. I was wrong.
It actually makes me sad to hear REM's output from the last ten years, allthough everyone tells me that I have to listen to the new album.
R.E.M. was one of the first bands that fell under the banner of "alternative rock" back in the early 80's. The Mats, Husker Du etc... all fall in the (now dead) alternative genre, but R.E.M. became the biggest and most important. I can't say that I've ever liked R.E.M. - I remember hating hating hating their earliy breakout college radio single "Superman" when I started university in 1987 - but I certainly recognize their talent and creativity, even if I respectfully hate their sound; but they are a great band.
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Man, there was a time in my life when these guys were the center of my universe.
right on. I sometimes forget how truly mesmerizing and new their music was when it came out; there was nothing that sounded anything like it. I mean, I remember the specific highway, passing under a specific road in my hometown when I first heard Radio Free Europe in 1983. aaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, to be 19 again, care free, high, drunk and dumb. Now, I'm just dumb...
Exactly - it was just so different. I was 14 in 83 and my brother allready had me listening to the Replacements and Husker Du, but it wasn't until I heard REM that I began to really realize that the music that I truely loved didn't get played on the radio. I would tell my friends that REM was going to be our generation's Zepplin - they'd beat me up. I was wrong.
It actually makes me sad to hear REM's output from the last ten years, allthough everyone tells me that I have to listen to the new album.
tell me all that I need to know about r.e.m. please I was born in 84 so kind of missed their early stuff. I don't get why their later stuff gets hated on so much. which albums specifically would a hardcore r.e.m. fan consider shit and which is classic?
life's rich pageant is sweet for early stuff that I've heard, automatic for the people and green are more popular right?
I dug reveal and up, thought they had really great songs on them. were they mostly criticized because of stipes singing style and slowing things down or what. really curious about that, I could use some culturing from the older wiser ones.
go in order of releases. Murmur, Reckoning, etc...
look for an EP called Chronic Town, which was their first official release; it was released on CD along with Dead Letter Office, which is covers and outtakes, sometime in the 80's I think.
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Exactly - it was just so different. I was 14 in 83 and my brother allready had me listening to the Replacements and Husker Du, but it wasn't until I heard REM that I began to really realize that the music that I truely loved didn't get played on the radio. I would tell my friends that REM was going to be our generation's Zepplin - they'd beat me up. I was wrong.
It actually makes me sad to hear REM's output from the last ten years, allthough everyone tells me that I have to listen to the new album.
R.E.M. was one of the first bands that fell under the banner of "alternative rock" back in the early 80's. The Mats, Husker Du etc... all fall in the (now dead) alternative genre, but R.E.M. became the biggest and most important. I can't say that I've ever liked R.E.M. - I remember hating hating hating their earliy breakout college radio single "Superman" when I started university in 1987 - but I certainly recognize their talent and creativity, even if I respectfully hate their sound; but they are a great band.
is that the one where it goes "I am I am I am superman" or whatever? yeah that song sucks pretty hard.
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Exactly - it was just so different. I was 14 in 83 and my brother allready had me listening to the Replacements and Husker Du, but it wasn't until I heard REM that I began to really realize that the music that I truely loved didn't get played on the radio. I would tell my friends that REM was going to be our generation's Zepplin - they'd beat me up. I was wrong.
It actually makes me sad to hear REM's output from the last ten years, allthough everyone tells me that I have to listen to the new album.
R.E.M. was one of the first bands that fell under the banner of "alternative rock" back in the early 80's. The Mats, Husker Du etc... all fall in the (now dead) alternative genre, but R.E.M. became the biggest and most important. I can't say that I've ever liked R.E.M. - I remember hating hating hating their earliy breakout college radio single "Superman" when I started university in 1987 - but I certainly recognize their talent and creativity, even if I respectfully hate their sound; but they are a great band.
is that the one where it goes "I am I am I am superman" or whatever? yeah that song sucks pretty hard.
that's actually a cover song originally by The Clique
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Exactly - it was just so different. I was 14 in 83 and my brother allready had me listening to the Replacements and Husker Du, but it wasn't until I heard REM that I began to really realize that the music that I truely loved didn't get played on the radio. I would tell my friends that REM was going to be our generation's Zepplin - they'd beat me up. I was wrong.
It actually makes me sad to hear REM's output from the last ten years, allthough everyone tells me that I have to listen to the new album.
R.E.M. was one of the first bands that fell under the banner of "alternative rock" back in the early 80's. The Mats, Husker Du etc... all fall in the (now dead) alternative genre, but R.E.M. became the biggest and most important. I can't say that I've ever liked R.E.M. - I remember hating hating hating their earliy breakout college radio single "Superman" when I started university in 1987 - but I certainly recognize their talent and creativity, even if I respectfully hate their sound; but they are a great band.
is that the one where it goes "I am I am I am superman" or whatever? yeah that song sucks pretty hard.
that's actually a cover song originally by The Clique
have they done covers for albums frequently or just that one time?
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Exactly - it was just so different. I was 14 in 83 and my brother allready had me listening to the Replacements and Husker Du, but it wasn't until I heard REM that I began to really realize that the music that I truely loved didn't get played on the radio. I would tell my friends that REM was going to be our generation's Zepplin - they'd beat me up. I was wrong.
It actually makes me sad to hear REM's output from the last ten years, allthough everyone tells me that I have to listen to the new album.
R.E.M. was one of the first bands that fell under the banner of "alternative rock" back in the early 80's. The Mats, Husker Du etc... all fall in the (now dead) alternative genre, but R.E.M. became the biggest and most important. I can't say that I've ever liked R.E.M. - I remember hating hating hating their earliy breakout college radio single "Superman" when I started university in 1987 - but I certainly recognize their talent and creativity, even if I respectfully hate their sound; but they are a great band.
is that the one where it goes "I am I am I am superman" or whatever? yeah that song sucks pretty hard.
that's actually a cover song originally by The Clique
have they done covers for albums frequently or just that one time?
that was their first cover on a formal release. there's a couple more out there
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Exactly - it was just so different. I was 14 in 83 and my brother allready had me listening to the Replacements and Husker Du, but it wasn't until I heard REM that I began to really realize that the music that I truely loved didn't get played on the radio. I would tell my friends that REM was going to be our generation's Zepplin - they'd beat me up. I was wrong.
It actually makes me sad to hear REM's output from the last ten years, allthough everyone tells me that I have to listen to the new album.
R.E.M. was one of the first bands that fell under the banner of "alternative rock" back in the early 80's. The Mats, Husker Du etc... all fall in the (now dead) alternative genre, but R.E.M. became the biggest and most important. I can't say that I've ever liked R.E.M. - I remember hating hating hating their earliy breakout college radio single "Superman" when I started university in 1987 - but I certainly recognize their talent and creativity, even if I respectfully hate their sound; but they are a great band.
is that the one where it goes "I am I am I am superman" or whatever? yeah that song sucks pretty hard.
that's actually a cover song originally by The Clique
have they done covers for albums frequently or just that one time?
that was their first cover on a formal release. there's a couple more out there
interesting, did not know that. there's a dvd of their set from langerado over at thetradersden.org that I watched over the weekend, it was a pretty cool show. multi-camera, very watchable. michael stipe is a bad ass no doubt.