What are you listening to right now?

[Redbird]

This is an homage to one of my favorite threads on CUF/CS. We have many music buffs on the board, and I'd love to find out what you guys are jamming to at any given moment.

I just listened to "Sea Change" by Beck. Such an incredible and lush album.

[SgtUte]

Loving Empire of the Sun lately.

[DanielLaRusso]

Someone started a music thread on a Utah fan site...and it isn't dadrock??!?

AND it's one of my favorite albums of the aughts?...

All of my approval!

[Utah]

Janet jackson. Top that. Rhythm Nation.

Next topic.

[UBlender]

A nice little EP by a band called Three Blind Wolves. It was a happy little discovery last year.

[old_gregg]

Dead kennedys-viva las vegas

[Utah]

GooGoo Dolls - Broadway...ugh...I can't believe my work iPod is this bad.

[IdahoUteTroutHead]

New release by Yo La Tengo.

Good ear weed.

[utebehindenemylines]

Coheed and Cambria- The Afterman: Descension.

[Dwight Schr-Ute]

The last two days I've been streaming both the new Atoms for Peace (Thom Yorke supergroup) album Amok and Shout Out Louds on NPR's All Songs Considered site. There are some good songs on the Shout Out Louds, but not as solids as album's past.

At the moment, I'm listening to this:

http://youtu.be/RBumgq5yVrA

[DanielLaRusso]

Beep, beep


http://www.npr.org/event/music/169709211/of-montreal-tiny-desk-concert

[Coastal Ute]

I'm listening to Suicide right now...great post punk band reminiscent of The Gun Club and Television. Listened to the Violent Femmes and Can earlier. Spotify rules.

[Redbird]

"Heartthrob" - Tegan and Sara

It's not a great album, but T&S were my favorite band when I was 19, and it's pretty damn catchy.

[San Diego Ute Fan]

I've been listening to the Beethoven Symphonies for the past several days. His fifth through ninth are incredible. It's been a few years since I've listened to them in their entirety. Pure genius. I recommend them.

[UBlender]

Loving Empire of the Sun lately.

You may well already know this, but if you like EotS check out their precursor, The Sleepy Jackson. Personally, I think it is better, particularly the album with "Good Dancers" and "Acid in My Heart" (blanking on the album title right now).

[Scratch]

Some obscure Floyd - Meddle and Obscured by Clouds.

[Hadrian]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7v9FqFvnUQA

[Coastal Ute]

Liquid Liquid "Cavern" and the White Stripes album De Stijl. Awesome.

[Coastal Ute]

"Girls Can Tell" - Spoon

Got to meet Britt Daniel once after a Spoon show in Vegas. Definitely in my top 5 best shows ever.

[LA Ute]

"Girls Can Tell" - Spoon

Got to meet Britt Daniel once after a Spoon show in Vegas. Definitely in my top 5 best shows ever.

Welcome to the board, Coastal!

[Tacoma Ute]

At the moment I'm listening to The Planets by Holst.

[GUBA]

Some Nights by Fun

[GUBA]

One of my favorite songs of all time! The Oaf by Big Wreck

http://youtu.be/LuhzlSQovxc

[DanielLaRusso]

So who else has had the displeasure of listening to Atom's of Peace's Amok?

[midnightversion]

'Tracy' by Mogwai

[Redbird]

DLR, I'd need to listen to it a few more times, but I thought it was decent. I like a lot of things about "The King of Limbs", and this is a similar sound.

[IdahoUteTroutHead]

Not grooving on Thom Yorke DLR?

[Rocker Ute]

Liquid Liquid "Cavern" and the White Stripes album De Stijl. Awesome.

Anybody with a Joy Division plate icon is okay with me. Atoms for Peace could have used more Anthony Kiedis.

[DanielLaRusso]

In my opinion, Amok suffers from the same masturbatory excess as TKOL. Tons of great ideas get introduced, but are never given room to breath and make an impact. For example, here is an album (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IB0O106JORE) (one of my top 10 of 2012) that explores one just facet of Amok that Thom Yorke buries in the tedious fragility that permeates the record. Admittedly while my language is strong, I'd probably give it a 5 or 6 out of 10. Almost certainly crushed under expectation.

[mpfunk]

Bar Kokhba - Lucifer.

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[Rocker Ute]

In my opinion, Amok suffers from the same masturbatory excess as TKOL. Tons of great ideas get introduced, but are never given room to breath and make an impact. For example, here is an album (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IB0O106JORE) (one of my top 10 of 2012) that explores one just facet of Amok that Thom Yorke buries in the tedious fragility that permeates the record. Admittedly while my language is strong, I'd probably give it a 5 or 6 out of 10. Almost certainly crushed under expectation.

I just listened to it, I dig it, but my expectations were low. I figured it would be on par with his debut solo album, and thus far it seems to be. I think what I liked about Eraser and this album is that it seems to be more for what they want to do than commercial viability or even necessarily general likability (if that last part even makes sense). A friend said of Eraser that it seemed like a collection of songs that Yorke would show up to the rest of Radiohead to start working with and they'd go from there. This seems to be the same ilk. Now, if the aftermath for Radiohead is another In Rainbows quality album (their best in my humble opinion) then I'm all for Thom Yorke doing these types of exercises to entertain me between albums.

On another note TKOL is probably one of my least favorites (with the exception being that I love Lotus Flower), but it still beats out the truly awful Pablo Honey.

[UBlender]

Just saw that The National will be dropping a new album in May. Retweet!

The last time they put out an album it was PACmas and I remember meeting RockerUte and SpanishForkUte (he said "meh") for lunch. I was not impressed.

(Note: this is not what I am listening to right now as I am currently listening to Liam Neesom own fools who try to take him).

[Rocker Ute]

Just saw that The National will be dropping a new album in May. Retweet!

The last time they put out an album it was PACmas and I remember meeting RockerUte and SpanishForkUte (he said "meh") for lunch. I was not impressed.

(Note: this is not what I am listening to right now as I am currently listening to Liam Neesom own fools who try to take him).

The Korean chicken was good, that was about it. Glad to hear about The National, the bloodbuzz was starting to wear off.

[Rocker Ute]

Moose, you are one of the more pathetic creatures I've ever come across. I'd have to say like most people, I've gone from dislike, to finding it humorous to now finding it pitiful. I can't imagine what your motivation is.

[San Diego Ute Fan]

If you have Apple TV read this:

For screensaver, the flickr option is pretty amazing. Great option to have on while listening to music through the device.

You can enter key words and it will stream through the most recent 100 images that match.

Recently, I entered the keywords: Yosemite, Winter. I'll just say there are some extremely talented photographers out there posting to flickr. Beautiful images.

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[San Diego Ute Fan]

Rocker, with regard to Moose:

"Moose, you are one of the more pathetic creatures I've ever come across. I'd have to say like most people, I've gone from dislike, to finding it humorous to now finding it pitiful. I can't imagine what your motivation is."

I'd put it in this order: humorous...dislike...pitiful.

[Coastal Ute]

Listening to "Eponymous" which is a great compilation by REM. The one song I'm really digging today is "Romance".

[big z]

Right now i'm listening to Stick Figure


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4BT-AEr1J4

[big z]

Another is Codi Jordan, local Reggae band from Eden Utah.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=der-21wmIjw

[execUTEioner]

Reggae band from Eden Utah.
Trying to wrap my mind around this.

[big z]

Trying to wrap my mind around this.

Around what?

[Scorcho]

Metric's new album Synthetica. Love this punk rock band from Toronto.


http://youtu.be/PZuLsz4yPPM

[execUTEioner]

Around what?

The Ogden valley being a hotbed of Caribbean music.


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[Coastal Ute]

The album "Happy Birthday" by Happy Birthday. Love it. Same guy from King Tuff if anyone knows them. Also managed to squeeze in some of Ariel Pink's new album. Annnnd I listened to Neil Young's Harvest on the way to work today.

[Diehard Ute]

Master Of Puppets - Metallica (Welcome Home (Sanitarium) to be exact)

[DanielLaRusso]

I've been listening to leaks of the new Flaming Lips and Youth Lagoon albums for about two weeks...I'll try to hold off slamming or praising them for a while! :D

[Coastal Ute]

I've been listening to leaks of the new Flaming Lips and Youth Lagoon albums for about two weeks...I'll try to hold off slamming or praising them for a while! :D

Sweet. Youth Lagoon is rad. They were in SLC the other night but I was working :(.

[NForkUte]

Youth Lagoon's new release is out soon....Boise Idaho band.

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[Redbird]

Metric's new album Synthetica. Love this punk rock band from Toronto.

Metric is cool. Synthetica isn't my favorite of theirs, but it's good.

[UBlender]

The Spell by Black Heart Procession. Haven't listened to it in a while and forgot how much I like it. Anyone else listen to Black Heart Procession? The album is about five to seven years old and I have honestly lost track of the band and don't know if they've put anything else out.

[LA Ute]

The Eagles, "One of these Nights." (Hey, they're not oldies to me, guys!)

[DanielLaRusso]

The Eagles, "One of these Nights." (Hey, they're not oldies to me, guys!)

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[OrangeUte]

I've been listening to a Tchaikovsky collection that I have. Amazing.

[Scorcho]

http://youtu.be/jwK7-u_0VWk

strange video, but a good song

[Scorcho]

http://youtu.be/PKipkFfxYQ8

[Utah]

Phillies vs Yankess, Friday Spring Ball game.

It was just too sunny outside to not have baseball in the background.

[Jeromy in SLC]

Steve Jablonsky, Transformers soundtrack. Listen to "Scorponok" and tell me you don't want to run through a wall. Superhero/action classical soundtracks are underrated in my book.
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[Sheik Yerbouti]

Gold Fields.

[GUBA]

If the music is too loud please inform the driver who will help you exit the vehicle!

[UBlender]

Listening to a little Frightened Rabbit today, the last two or three albums. Anyone hear the new one yet? I'm excited to get my hands on it.

[DanielLaRusso]

I guess now that the album is officially out I will say a little about Youth Lagoon's Wonderous Bughouse (I'll still hold off on Flaming Lips until The Terror officially drops). If you liked Tame Impala's Lonerism last year or found AnCo's Centipede Hz lacking, then WB may be an album you need to pick up. I think the lyricism is weak (often to the point of being completely uninteresting), but have troubling resisting this kind of swirling psych-pop. There's enough sonic experimentation here that you should feel challenged, but the scope is broad-enough to keep the album inviting and digestible.

[San Diego Ute Fan]

Pink Floyd, "Wish You Were Here" live, from Delicate Sound of Thunder.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ViEOGiRrhSs

[Coastal Ute]

Have been listening to the Spacemen 3 and the Smiths lately. I really like Youth Lagoon's new album as well as Frightened Rabbit's new release.

[DanielLaRusso]

Have been listening to the Spacemen 3 and the Smiths lately. I really like Youth Lagoon's new album as well as Frightened Rabbit's new release.

One of Spiritualized's few tour dates in America this year is in SLC...you bet your ass I'm gonna be there.

[UBlender]

Heard this one this afternoon. This would go into my "Forgotten Songs Hall of Fame" as I always forget about this song and love it every time I hear it.

Disarm-Smashing Pumpkins


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1acEVmnVhI

[DanielLaRusso]

I adore Siamese Dream (pun entirely intended). It's in my car right now as a matter of fact. Now here's Soma.
EDIT: Ok vbulletin doesn't like me trying to cue up the song so it's at 26m 20s or just listen to the whole thing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HeGu6-Ji7E&t=26m20s

[Jarid in Cedar]

I adore Siamese Dream (pun entirely intended). It's in my car right now as a matter of fact. Now here's Soma.
EDIT: Ok vbulletin doesn't like me trying to cue up the song so it's at 26m 20s or just listen to the whole thing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HeGu6-Ji7E&t=26m20s

Disarm, Soma, Today, Cherub Rock, all have a permanent place in my rotation, but Soma is king of that album

[Pheidippides]

Disarm, Soma, Today, Cherub Rock, all have a permanent place in my rotation, but Soma is king of that album

Agreed.

I may be one of the few SP fans who still has material from Adore on my permanent playlist too.

[Rocker Ute]

Agreed.

I may be one of the few SP fans who still has material from Adore on my permanent playlist too.

Adore is a good album.

[Rocker Ute]

This is bound to piss some people off... great song IMO though.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DpVfF4U75B8

[San Diego Ute Fan]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfZWp-hGCdA

[Rocker Ute]

How about Fugazi for grownups.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2Mk6tu8cR4

[GarthUte]

Wire - Kidney Bingos


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlTNWwUV3Hs

[UtahDan]

New Car Smell (http://open.spotify.com/user/121627091/playlist/7mWQDHDhrUE63X91bXzB7r)

That is a playlist, not a band. All stuff from this year so far.

[Diehard Ute]

At the moment, a little Mariachi

http://youtu.be/IT5WzA3smlQ

[DanielLaRusso]

Just got back from Jeff Mangum...my pitchfork cred is fully in tact. Also, good show.

[LA Ute]

"Tears in Heaven" by Eric Clapton. Such a beautiful, devastating song.

[Devildog]

Well, this is what I was listening to... It's not music, and it's NSFW... but I thought it was funny.

http://grooveshark.com/s/Fun+Happens+Late/3adWWP?src=5 (http://grooveshark.com/s/Fun+Happens+Late/3adWWP?src=5)

http://grooveshark.com/s/Bus+Station/3adX5w?src=5

[GarthUte]

King Crimson - Sleepless


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixmdkJT3YFc

[Harry Tic]

King Crimson - Sleepless


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixmdkJT3YFc

This was perfect for an early Monday morning. Good call, GU!

[DanielLaRusso]

We can't go a week without some choons


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZN6bQ7ptLEw

[SeattleUte]

Philip Glass

[Applejack]

Philip Glass

The one enduring memory I have of my post-mission sojourn with my parents is sitting in an opulent, Portuguese-built opera house listening to a Philip Glass piece as a muggy, Amazonian rain fell on the building's fading glory. After the concert, as everyone huddled in the grand foyer waiting for a break in the rain, I thought to myself, "I have toiled for two years in this majestic, dying part of the world and nothing captured that experience better than what I just heard."

[Harry Tic]

The one enduring memory I have of my post-mission sojourn with my parents is sitting in an opulent, Portuguese-built opera house listening to a Philip Glass piece as a muggy, Amazonian rain fell on the building's fading glory. After the concert, as everyone huddled in the grand foyer waiting for a break in the rain, I thought to myself, "I have toiled for two years in this majestic, dying part of the world and nothing captured that experience better than what I just heard."

Good hell, you guys were a lot more sophisticated on your missions than I was. I would have assumed that "Philip Glass" was a window repair shop or something ("Whenever you hear the crash, think of Philip's Paint and Glass..."). What a great moment and a great image, though. Where did you serve, Applejack (I mean, I'm assuming somewhere in Brazil)?

[Applejack]

Good hell, you guys were a lot more sophisticated on your missions than I was. I would have assumed that "Philip Glass" was a window repair shop or something ("Whenever you hear the crash, think of Philip's Paint and Glass..."). What a great moment and a great image, though. Where did you serve, Applejack (I mean, I'm assuming somewhere in Brazil)?

I should have noted that I had never heard of Glass before that moment. At that point, if it wasn't on Z93, I had never heard it.

I was in Belem.

[DanielLaRusso]

Tsk. Tsk. Thread needs more musics. How about some psychedelic shoegaze?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMKkbco7UFE

[OrangeUte]

I've been listening to a lot of Ella Fitzgerald lately on pandora. Her voice is just simply amazing.

"A tisket a tasket I broke my little basket - shoony skootch weeeee!" She is amazing.

[UBlender]

Mmm hmm

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuG9i5cwGW0

[UBlender]

And also

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJN1A_DHtsM

[Diehard Ute]

The police radio. Need a new DJ

[DanielLaRusso]

This has got to be the best (http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/entertainment2/56276472-223/aug-com-lake-salt.html.csp) Twilight line up in a few years.

[UBlender]

This has got to be the best (http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/entertainment2/56276472-223/aug-com-lake-salt.html.csp) Twilight line up in a few years.

That is off the hook, but now I need to get myself psyched into going to see several of those shows. I haven't been in a few years, is it still overflowing with hipsters and poseurs? Would I be taking my life into my own hands by venturing out?

[DanielLaRusso]

That is off the hook, but now I need to get myself psyched into going to see several of those shows. I haven't been in a few years, is it still overflowing with hipsters and poseurs? Would I be taking my life into my own hands by venturing out?

Wherever there is perceived chicness and highbrow entertainment to be exploited as a means to personal relevance, there will be hipsters...Concerts, Comic expos, model train museums...ok, I'm not quite as sure about that last one. There are only 3 shows that I imagine will be madhouses; Flaming Lips, Kid Cudi, and MGMT. Belle and Sebastian will probably bring out looky-loos since it's the opener, but probably wont be huge. I think Erykah Badu and the National will pull in respectable groups based on the previously stated highbrow perception. EotS will win for most tragically hip audience. Grizzly Bear and Youth Lagoon should be the most manageable.
Also, enjoy your secondhand smoking.

[UBlender]

Wherever there is perceived chicness and highbrow entertainment to be exploited as a means to personal relevance, there will be hipsters...Concerts, Comic expos, model train museums...ok, I'm not quite as sure about that last one. There are only 3 shows that I imagine will be madhouses; Flaming Lips, Kid Cudi, and MGMT. Belle and Sebastian will probably bring out looky-loos since it's the opener, but probably wont be huge. I think Erykah Badu and the National will pull in respectable groups based on the previously stated highbrow perception. EotS will win for most tragically hip audience. Grizzly Bear and Youth Lagoon should be the most manageable.
Also, enjoy your secondhand smoking.

The National, Grizzly Bear/Youth Lagoon and Belle and Sebastian (in that order) would be my shows of choice. You're telling me the crowds won't be suffocating for these ones? I don't think I've been to one of these since they moved from Gallivan, but my aging memory tells me they were so packed that it was very difficult to really enjoy the show. Maybe I'm confusing this with my recall of Tuesday night bingo down at the senior center?

[DanielLaRusso]

I stand just inside the right corner of the stage, about 15 to 20 feet away, and have only once felt suffocated...and at times have had 5 arms lengths of space. I sense those two shows will be somewhere in between. Just dont quote me ;-)

[Diehard Ute]

The $5 ticket cut down crowds to more manageable affairs. 15,000 to 25,000 or so instead of 35,000

[GarthUte]

Public Image by Public Image Limited

[LA Ute]

12 Extremely Disappointing Facts About Popular Music (http://www.buzzfeed.com/daves4/12-extremely-disappointing-facts-about-popular-mus/?utm_source=whodat&utm_medium=buzzfeed)

[SoCalPat]

12 Extremely Disappointing Facts About Popular Music (http://www.buzzfeed.com/daves4/12-extremely-disappointing-facts-about-popular-mus/?utm_source=whodat&utm_medium=buzzfeed)



I wasn't really that disappointed by these facts, although No. 9 was truly dispiriting (I would also be willing to bet that Streisand's numbers are strongly boosted by a flood of compilation/greatest hits/live albums that her competition simply cannot match). Most of them deal with artists whose heyday came in the era of vinyl, which was largely accessible to only adults and far less transportable than today's forms of digital media. If you put The Monkees and Zeppelin against each other and could somehow combine today's technology with musical tastes from the 1960s, the former would crush the latter. I should add that I would never put The Monkees within a million galaxies of Zep from a musical and talent standpoint.

[DanielLaRusso]

I'd say this Cracked article (http://www.cracked.com/article_20256_5-things-record-labels-dont-want-you-to-know-they-do.html) is way more deflating from a musical sense than a pop culture sense, as the buzzfeed one feels

[LA Ute]

I don't think the Monkees and Zep belong in the same galaxy.

[LA Ute]

I'd say this Cracked article (http://www.cracked.com/article_20256_5-things-record-labels-dont-want-you-to-know-they-do.html) is way more deflating from a musical sense than a pop culture sense, as the buzzfeed one feels

Deflating is a good word.

[Diehard Ute]

I'd say this Cracked article (http://www.cracked.com/article_20256_5-things-record-labels-dont-want-you-to-know-they-do.html) is way more deflating from a musical sense than a pop culture sense, as the buzzfeed one feels

#4 in that article is completely made up when it comes to Death Magnetic and the reason it's mastered the way it is.

[DanielLaRusso]

#4 in that article is completely made up when it comes to Death Magnetic and the reason it's mastered the way it is.

Care to explain? Looking online I can only find pretty much universal agreement that the peak limiting is the reason the track lacked any dynamism.

[Diehard Ute]

Care to explain? Looking online I can only find pretty much universal agreement that the audio pegging (related to the Loudness Wars) is the reason the track lacked any dynamism.

The audio is pegged. But their assertion that it was the record company that did it for some sales reason is garbage.

Metallica does what they want, as does Rick Rubin (who has a history if mastering albums like that). They've discussed the way they mastered it, it wasn't the label (if that were the case the label never would have let St Anger be released)

Neither 'author' is a journalist, one is a former obscure punk singer that's on twitter and the other interviews bands.

It's quite obvious reading that whole #4 they have issues with Metallica, which is fine, but it's obvious they picked the album because of their issues, not because the industry mastered it that way.

[DanielLaRusso]

Actually their only assertion in relation to Death Magnetic is that it's hard to perceive the changes in songs caused by peak limiting (there's no explicit claim that the industry at large or label did it). Since that song had a more dynamic mix released on the same day (which allowed fans to (justifiably?) judge Rubin's mixing...that he claims he literally phoned in) it makes a great test case for people not realizing the putzing of their music for a long time.
Admittedly, Cracked does like mocking Metallica, but I think this story happened to be the best analog to fit the specific clarification they made in the overall discussion of the Loudness Wars.

[mpfunk]

Cecil Taylor - Unit Structures

[Diehard Ute]

Actually their only assertion in relation to Death Magnetic is that it's hard to perceive the changes in songs caused by peak limiting (there's no explicit claim that the industry at large or label did it). Since that song had a more dynamic mix released on the same day (which allowed fans to (justifiably?) judge Rubin's mixing...that he claims he literally phoned in) it makes a great test case for people not realizing the putzing of their music for a long time.
Admittedly, Cracked does like mocking Metallica, but I think this story happened to be the best analog to fit the specific clarification they made in the overall discussion of the Loudness Wars.

But the assertion is it is expressly done intentionally to sell more albums, which leads to this being a poor example.

Frankly I think it was just a way for a site, and two obscure 'writers' to take a shot at Metallica, not some big music revelation (their Napster crack pretty much sealed their fate on that one)

[DanielLaRusso]

It seems it's a matter of interpretation of whether the paragraph before they talk about Metallica concludes their indictment of the industry (as I suggest) or if it's a lead in (as you suggest).
Though I must say some of your criticism seems like fanboy whinging. You wouldn't happen to be a Metallica fan, would you? :eek:

[mpfunk]

But the assertion is it is expressly done intentionally to sell more albums, which leads to this being a poor example.

Frankly I think it was just a way for a site, and two obscure 'writers' to take a shot at Metallica, not some big music revelation (their Napster crack pretty much sealed their fate on that one)

I'm supportive of any shots taken at Metallica and Lars Ulrich in the past, present, and future. I frankly thought that the article was overly nice by not pointing out that the album sucked no matter how it was mixed.

[wuapinmon]

"Hey Jude" John Holt.

[LA Ute]

While working out I heard "Whenever I Call You Friend" with Stevie Nicks and Kenny Loggins. A great 1980's feel-good pop song.

[wuapinmon]

I don't think the Monkees and Zep belong in the same galaxy.

Listen to old blues albums and you'll realize how much Zeppelin lifted.

[Flystripper]

Listen to old blues albums and you'll realize how much Zeppelin lifted.

they lifted blues riffs and were heavily influenced by that genre but to me that does not discount their greatness.

[wuapinmon]

they lifted blues riffs and were heavily influenced by that genre but to me that does not discount their greatness.

Oh, I think they're awesome, but I thought it was pretty rich when Jimmy Paige got his knickers in a twist over that Pearl Jam "Given to Fly" cut. However, I do think they lifted part of Stairway to Heaven from their contemporary Spirit on the track "Taurus."

[LA Ute]

Oh, I think they're awesome, but I thought it was pretty rich when Jimmy Paige got his knickers in a twist over that Pearl Jam "Given to Fly" cut. However, I do think they lifted part of Stairway to Heaven from their contemporary Spirit on the track "Taurus."

They were probably inspired by it. C'mon, wuap, try to think like an artist!

[wuapinmon]

They were probably inspired by it. C'mon, wuap, try to think like an artist!

There's a difference between inspiration and copying. Little Black Submarines is inspiration. Stairway to Heaven is lifting.

[UtahDan]

Heard the new Polyphonic Spree on All Songs Considered. Sounds really good. Can't wait until August .

[mpfunk]

The audio is pegged. But their assertion that it was the record company that did it for some sales reason is garbage.

Metallica does what they want, as does Rick Rubin (who has a history if mastering albums like that). They've discussed the way they mastered it, it wasn't the label (if that were the case the label never would have let St Anger be released)

Neither 'author' is a journalist, one is a former obscure punk singer that's on twitter and the other interviews bands.

It's quite obvious reading that whole #4 they have issues with Metallica, which is fine, but it's obvious they picked the album because of their issues, not because the industry mastered it that way.

I agree that it is silly to think that someone forced Metallica to do something that made music sound horrible for the purpose of selling more records, they don't need any help in doing that.

[San Diego Ute Fan]

For me, it's "Consider the Lilies". Listen to "Pilgrim's Hymn, it begins at 41:33. Sublime.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtDJ54soEsU

[LA Ute]

"What A Fool Believes," the Doobies.

[LA Ute]

Sugarland, "Stand Up." Jennifer Nettles really has a set of pipes.

[GarthUte]

Public Image Ltd. - "Disappointed"

[LA Ute]

For me, it's "Consider the Lilies". Listen to "Pilgrim's Hymn, it begins at 41:33. Sublime.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtDJ54soEsU

You're right, it's sublime. We listen to that album at home all the time but to my surprise it's not on my iTunes. I will fix that!

It's powerful to listen to the Choir while reading the lyrics:

Pilgrim's Hymn by Stephen Paulus

Even before we call on thy name
To ask thee, O Lord,
When we seek for the words to glorify thee,
Thou hearest our prayer;
Unceasing love, O unceasing love,
Surpassing all we know.
Glory to the father,
and to the Son,
And to the Holy Spirit.

Even with darkness sealing us in,
We breathe thy name,
And through all the days that follow so fast,
We trust in thee;
Endless thy grace, O endless thy grace,
Beyond all mortal dream.
Both now and forever,
And unto ages and ages,
Amen

[codered]

That's actually quite misleading. Many of the current artist have the advantage of having a global marketing system that didn't even exist in most people's minds back in the 60's and 70's. If you could take the same social situation we faced in those two decades and combine it with the current technology in marketing (internet, Itunes, etc...), I think Led Zepplin and the Beetles would have blown everyone else away with numbers that would astound us, even by today's standard.


12 Extremely Disappointing Facts About Popular Music (http://www.buzzfeed.com/daves4/12-extremely-disappointing-facts-about-popular-mus/?utm_source=whodat&utm_medium=buzzfeed)

[UBlender]

Listening to Trouble Will Find Me by The National. This is my first listen, but it's a little underwhelming. It may just be that I have such high expectations as The National has been one of my very most favoritest bands for the better part of the last decade. My initial thought is that the album is fine but could really use a couple of tracks with a little more punch and tempo (see Bloodbuzz Ohio) to put it on par with their previous albums. I definitely need to give this some more listens before I can really formulate a coherent opinion.

[DanielLaRusso]

Listening to Trouble Will Find Me by The National. This is my first listen, but it's a little underwhelming. It may just be that I have such high expectations as The National has been one of my very most favoritest bands for the better part of the last decade. My initial thought is that the album is fine but could really use a couple of tracks with a little more punch and tempo (see Bloodbuzz Ohio) to put it on par with their previous albums. I definitely need to give this some more listens before I can really formulate a coherent opinion.

I've heard a lot of people are underwhelmed with the album. I didn't pick up and advance copy or a leak, so I haven't given it a spin yet...but based on what I'm hearing it sounds like it wont get too many. At this point I'd be more excited to see a recording of the symphony they arranged with Sufjan Stevens.

[UBlender]

I've heard a lot of people are underwhelmed with the album. I didn't pick up and advance copy or a leak, so I haven't given it a spin yet...but based on what I'm hearing it sounds like it wont get too many. At this point I'd be more excited to see a recording of the symphony they arranged with Sufjan Stevens.

I only got it yesterday and have still only listened the one time. One review I had read said that it was the most "The National" album they've done. So far I think that's right. If you truly like The National, you'll like the album just fine, because it's more of the same mellow, moody stuff. Nothing wrong with it, but it fails to explore any new ground. No "wow" moments on the album. Again, that's all just based on one spin so my opinion could change as I listen a couple more times. In any case, like I said before I love The National so I will probably still listen and enjoy plenty of times but not nearly as many as Alligator and The Boxer, which both blew me away.

[mpfunk]

In honor of Sun Ra's birthday, I'm listening to Space is the Place.

[LA Ute]

James Taylor's cover of "Every Day" by Buddy Holly. Two masters combining their talents.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIT_M0rXepI

[LA Ute]

Buffalo Springfield, "For What It's Worth." Pandora taking me back to my youth.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gp5JCrSXkJY

[DanielLaRusso]

Does anyone else find it cathartic to listen to otherwise melancholy albums when it's sunny and beautiful? Song somewhat related...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6Gzly1HGeo

[LA Ute]

U2, "Running to Stand Still."


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvUI-s4Azw4

[DanielLaRusso]

Callling all people who still consume new music. We are half-way through 2013, so what are your albums of the year so far?

For me, in no particular order:
Savages- Silence Yourself
Iceage- You're Nothing
My Bloody Valentine- mbv
Youth Lagoon- Wonderous Bughouse
and my "I thought I was gonna hate this, but I love it" of 2013 (so far) Kurt Vile- Walkin on a Pretty Daze

Historically, very few of my mid-year picks make it to my end of the year roundup...so having these posts around is always fun for me to look back on.

[chrisrenrut]

I have been putting together a photo slide show for my granddaughter and boyfriend for graduation. The music they chose would not be what I would choose, but I thought it was interesting to see what these 18 year olds picked for their favorites:

Nappy Roots- Good Day (pretty catchy)
Usher- Numb (seems formulaic to me)
Awolnation- Sail (i like this song)
No Doubt- Bathwater (not my thing, but glad they didn't go with a more played song)
Kings of Leon- Fans (ditto)
Eddy Grant- Electric Avenue (Awesome choice!)

[GarthUte]

April Wine - Sign of the Gypsy Queen

[DanielLaRusso]

If you folks aren't going to post music in this thread, I'm going to start posting field recordings......you've been warned


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDQFJIHxPzY

[Sullyute]

"In your eyes" by Sara Bareilles (a cover of Peter Gabriel's tune)

[USS Utah]

Some REO Speedwagon:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGgLPriZUSA

[DanielLaRusso]

Belle and Sebastian tonight. Here's a taste for anyone on the fence about making your way to the park.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Yznz_oncrI

[DanielLaRusso]

Dolly Parton's original recording of Jolene played from a 45 at 33 rpm.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=CzYHllLv_IE

[DanielLaRusso]

We already discussed Siamese Dream in this thread...how about some more albums celebrating their platinum anniversary? or hell, post some diamond or ruby anniversaries. Just get this thread rolling!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6P0SitRwy8

[USS Utah]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WUdlaLWSVM

Great song, but the best part for me is from about 3:05 to the end.

[wuapinmon]

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EE6u-G1mwWs">
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EE6u-G1mwWs (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EE6u-G1mwWs)

I can't stop listening to this lately. I think it's their best song.

[DanielLaRusso]

I can't stop listening to this lately. I think it's their best song.

Go back to page 3!!!

As a sidenote


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWg3_oqrW5c

[Coastal Ute]

-REM's "New Adventures in Hi-Fi" has been a favorite lately. They name drop SLC in the song "Departure"....
-The album "Real Life" by a short-lived band called Magazine from the late 70s
-Lots of Harry Nilsson
-Echo and the Bunnymen's "Crystal Days" compilation
-The Germs anthology
-"De Stijl" by the White Stripes

Annnnd sprinkle a band called X and another one called Radiohead in there. And about 10 other bands.

[UTEopia]

Tom Petty, Prince
While My Guitar Gently Weeps

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SFNW5F8K9Y

[Diehard Ute]

Mariachi El Bronx "Revolution Girls"


http://youtu.be/7YpnSbHtHDg

[OrangeUte]

http://youtu.be/PT9hvyDvKHA

These guys are good. Steelblue told me about them.

[DanielLaRusso]

How about some goth-rock for the Halloween season?


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiwBe8GX-HU

[LA Ute]

If you like music history, here's the first recording of "The Lion Sleeps Tonight:"


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrrQT4WkbNE&amp;feature=youtu.be

And the African sound evolved into this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwy5uqemp6c

(Sorry, can't post more than 1 video.)

[Sullyute]

"Same Love" - Macklemore and Ryan Lewis

First time I have heard this and really like it.

[Diehard Ute]

"Same Love" - Macklemore and Ryan Lewis

First time I have heard this and really like it.

Love that whole album, good stuff

[DanielLaRusso]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77FVmfSO1CE

[Senioritis]

I am currently listening to the first new Toad the Wet Sprocket album in 16 years. It's been released about a week.

It is making my nipples hard.

[Sullyute]

Tears in Heaven by Eric Clapton

[Scorcho]

Every once in awhile I listen to this history podcast. The last one I listened to was a fascinating short story about John Wilkes Booth's older brother Edwin. Apparently Edwin Booth was the most famous actor in America prior to the Ford Theatre Incident (which is why no one questioned why John Wilkes Booth was hanging around the theatre that night). After Lincoln's demise, the older Booth Brother Edwin was ostracized and his acting career was ruined.

Several years later in Jersey City, NJ, Edwin Booth rescued a man from death or at the very least serious injury, when the man lost his footing next to a moving train. The man he saved turned out to be Robert Lincoln, President Lincoln's son.

[Diehard Ute]

Eminem's latest "The Marshall Mathers LP 2" it's a really killer album, maybe my favorite of his yet.

[San Diego Ute Fan]

This morning on the train to work I listened to Beethoven's 9th (in its entirety) by Eugene Ormandy, the Philadelphia Philharmonic, and Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Divine.

I'm partial to that performance because my mother was in the Tabernacle Choir at the time. Rest in peace Mom, it was nice hearing your voice today!

[NinerUte]

Eminem's latest "The Marshall Mathers LP 2" it's a really killer album, maybe my favorite of his yet.

It's really good, I thought he was done when I listened to "Relapse".

[UBlender]

20 years of the internet has finally produced what it was intended for. The greatest video ever. How many combinations and possibilities are there here? Uncountable.

http://video.bobdylan.com/desktop.html

I saw this yesterday and thought it was awesome. Everyone should take five minutes and watch this.

[Sullyute]

"How great thou art" by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir

[LA Ute]

Very nice and unusual rendition of "Hallelujah:"

http://www.godvine.com/Four-Top-Singers-Perform-Hallelujah-So-Beautifully-1000.html

[justaute]

Nice. Try this version -- Swedish.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bO_KdXlJgOU&feature=youtu.be


Very nice and unusual rendition of "Hallelujah:"

http://www.godvine.com/Four-Top-Singers-Perform-Hallelujah-So-Beautifully-1000.html

[Brian]

Shostakovich Piano Concerto #2, Korobeinikov at the Steinway

[LA Ute]

Elevator Muzak.

[DanielLaRusso]

Elevator Muzak.

They're called Mood now. I assume the mood in question is ennui.

[Brian]

Tchaikovsky, Piano Concerto #1. Berlin PO, Martha Argerich.

[Diehard Ute]

"Same Love" by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis

[NorthwestUteFan]

"Same Love" by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis

That is a very powerful song. I very highly recommend for people to listen to it and ponder the lyrics.

[Diehard Ute]

This is from the same guy who did "Thrift Shop," right? I'm a little cynical of the instant transition from fame seeker to political conscience. Makes it a little harder to believe in this as something more than a cash/Grammy grab (how can a song on this topic not win a Grammy?).

A little background for those who aren't familiar with Macklemore

This song is on the same album as Thrift Shop, so it wasn't a follow up to success

The album was funded and produced entirely by Macklemore and Ryan Lewis. They did not have a record deal

Macklemore is very close to his uncle, who is gay. He and his partner are referenced in "Same Love" and that's one of the biggest reasons he wrote the song. Wasn't an attention grab, it's something he's been very passionate about for a long time

Also, Mary Lambert, the female singer on the song, is openly gay and helped write the chorus based on her experiences, especially being raised in a Christian church while being gay.

[UtahDan]

That is a very powerful song. I very highly recommend for people to listen to it and ponder the lyrics.

Agree. Not just a great song, but an important one. It's been a while since we saw anything socially conscious from the music world.

[Diehard Ute]

The music world is putting out socially conscious stuff all the time. It's clearly there in folk and rock. But even pop music has a few of these every year. Lady GaGa's "Born This Way" has a similar political message to the Macklemore song. Socially conscious stuff sells .... sells what? Downloads? Advertising? I'm not sure what is being sold anymore, but it sells.

I would say the biggest difference in "Same Love" is Macklemore calls out his genre, hip hop, for their use of homophobic slurs etc

You hear lots of socially conscious stuff, you rarely hear someone trying to "make it" call out those who are his desired peers

[Diehard Ute]

I dunno, calling out the establishment is a time honored way to the top in pop music. Isn't that what drove Lorde's "Royals" this year?

Anyway, it's a fine song. I would say that so far, Macklemore is known for two songs, and neither became popular for the musicianship. We'll see what he has to offer next.

I think there's a far stretch between the two myself, especially on the issue being called out.

As for Macklemore, I've had the album for white some time. I'm impressed with what he does. Certainly more impressive than most of pop.

[Diehard Ute]

You are probably right. Time for me to bow out. I am way out of my depth talking about pop music and really shouldn't have extended this conversation at all. I don't know how or why I do it, but I occasionally find myself arguing strongly on issues I know nothing about. When that happens, just tell me to eat a Snickers.

You diva! ;)

[LA Ute]

I would say the biggest difference in "Same Love" is Macklemore calls out his genre, hip hop, for their use of homophobic slurs etc

You hear lots of socially conscious stuff, you rarely hear someone trying to "make it" call out those who are his desired peers

I really liked that aspect of the song. (I generally liked it all.)

[UTEopia]

Kid Rock and Uncle Kracker - "Good to Be Me" For some reason that song takes me back being a kid.

[NorthwestUteFan]

Anyway, it's a fine song. I would say that so far, Macklemore is known for two songs, and neither became popular for the musicianship. We'll see what he has to offer next.

Sancho, I love you but you are friggin way out of your element with this stereotype. You owe it to yourself to listen to the poetic messages in some of his songs.

This is another song from that same album, and it carries a strong indictment against blind consumerism (Nike in this case).

gAg3uMlNyHA

[Brian]

Chaconne for Violin and Orchestra in G minor, by Vitali. Sarah Chang on the violin.
Wow, I had not heard this before. Amazing.

[LA Ute]

Chaconne for Violin and Orchestra in G minor, by Vitali. Sarah Chang on the violin.
Wow, I had not heard this before. Amazing.

Sheesh. And I was listening to Neil Diamond sing "The Christmas Song" on the car radio. How low-brow do you think I feel?

[UtahDan]

Sheesh. And I was listening to Neil Diamond sing "The Christmas Song" on the car radio. How low-brow do you think I feel?

There is nothing low brow about Neil. NOTHING.


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[Brian]

Sheesh. And I was listening to Neil Diamond sing "The Christmas Song" on the car radio. How low-brow do you think I feel?

No shame in admitting to being a diamond head.

[USS Utah]

Please Come Home for Christmas -- Eagles

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1AaMe1KbwE

[Devildog]

As loud as it will go.... 11


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGYqk2F-RIM

[DanielLaRusso]

That article would have been a lot shorter had he just gotten to this point quicker

I’m tempted to say it won’t be significant at all, because deep down I don’t think award shows (least of all the Grammys) ultimately shape how the history of art forms are remembered.

The Grammy's are universally accepted as the most farcical of the major "awards." (yeah, even the HFP's little kingdom of the Golden Globes is relevant by comparison) Hand-wringing over who does or doesn't win a Grammy is a needless waste.

[Sullyute]

When I am running the LDS Church, both "We Shall Overcome" and "This Land is Your Land" will be added to the hymnbook.

You just won my sustaining vote.

[USS Utah]

Adagio for Strings by Samuel Barber:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KylMqxLzNGo

[LA Ute]

Adagio for Strings by Samuel Barber:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KylMqxLzNGo

Always both heartbreaking and wonderful to listen to.

[USS Utah]

Somewhere Down the Road ~ Faith Hill

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fzDGaJ2eo8

[USS Utah]

How I wish, how I wish you were here.
We're just two lost souls
Swimming in a fish bowl,
Year after year,
Running over the same old ground.
What have we found?
The same old fears.
Wish you were here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvPr9YV7-Xw

[USS Utah]

Southern Cross ~ Crosby, Stills & Nash

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3kImL2gDkI

[USS Utah]

Moonlight Sonata ~ Beethoven:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Tr0otuiQuU

[Applejack]

Moonlight Sonata ~ Beethoven:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Tr0otuiQuU

One of the handful of pieces that I can play on the piano. It's a great one because it's not too hard, but people think you have real chops.

[LA Ute]

One of the handful of pieces that I can play on the piano. It's a great one because it's not too hard, but people think you have real chops.

Well, now you've ruined the effect you could have had on us at the First Annual UB5 Convention coming up this fall.

[UTEopia]

A Utah Person am I


https://audioboo.fm/boos/2059318-utah-person

[LA Ute]

1130

I'm a music lyric lover. Nicki is opening up a new lyrical world to me.

[DanielLaRusso]

1130

I'm a music lyric lover. Nicki is opening up a new lyrical world to me.

http://i55.photobucket.com/albums/g146/chazsexington/musics.jpg

[Diehard Ute]

Just finished watching the first episode of the Foo Fighters "Sonic Highways" documentary on HBO

Cool show. They recorded each song for their new album in a different city, spending time there while they recorded. They talk to all kinds of people from that city, going over the musical history and music in general.

In the end they play the entire song from that city. It's a pretty cool concept, and for big Foo fans even cooler.

[Dwight Schr-Ute]

Neil's 70th birthday! Happy birthday to one of the best Neil's of all time:



Nice. Here's another one of mine.

http://youtu.be/0O1v_7T6p8U


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[Dwight Schr-Ute]

If there are any Typhoon fans here. Free live music!

http://noisetrade.com/typhoon/live-at-the-crystal-ballroom


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[LA Ute]

This may be the greatest cover ever of one of the greatest rock songs ever written. A the Kennedy Center tribute in 2012. Notice Robert Plant in tears.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xufuZ0dCmLA

[Devildog]

This may be the greatest cover ever of one of the greatest rock songs ever written. A the Kennedy Center tribute in 2012. Notice Robert Plant in tears.



I had never seen that before, loved it. Thanks for posting that, it is very damn cool. I'm not a Heart fan at all and initially didn't think I would like it. I was wrong.

[NorthwestUteFan]

Ann Wilson has one of the greatest rock voices of all time. I love that video.

[LA Ute]

How good a vocalist was Freddy Mercury? This will give you an idea. (He was pretty good.)

http://rare.us/story/when-you-take-the-music-out-of-we-are-the-champions-you-find-out-just-how-good-freddie-mercury-was/


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[Dwight Schr-Ute]

How good a vocalist was Freddy Mercury? This will give you an idea. (He was pretty good.)

http://rare.us/story/when-you-take-the-music-out-of-we-are-the-champions-you-find-out-just-how-good-freddie-mercury-was/


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Heard this a month or so ago.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMQb9LCNGxs

[mUUser]

!Feliz cinco de Mayo, ninos!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXao6-2rPlY


Ouch. That hurts my ears.....really, really bad. And, not the good bad.

[sancho]

Just listened to the new Bob and really liked it:

http://www.npr.org/2016/05/12/477069552/first-listen-bob-dylan-fallen-angels

[OrangeUte]

New lumineers album Cleopatra is amazing.

[Dwight Schr-Ute]

Austin based Okkervil River are very high on my list. This new song off the upcoming album has me rather excited.

https://youtu.be/CdHS7Vxm7kc




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[Dwight Schr-Ute]

Also. New Band of Horses.
http://www.vevo.com/watch/band-of-horses/Casual-Party/USUMV1600159


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[UBlender]

Also. New Band of Horses.
http://www.vevo.com/watch/band-of-horses/Casual-Party/USUMV1600159


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Wow, I'm so glad this thread is a thing again! I agree with each of the three previous posts, very excited about the upcoming Band Of Horses and Okkervil River albums.

Two things I've been digging lately:

1. Pete Yorn: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pCklO0gb3Y

2. Boy & Bear: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEUY7dXsxrk

Both albums are top notch.

[sancho]

Free Stairway!

http://money.cnn.com/2016/06/23/media/stairway-to-heaven-trial-verdict/index.html (http://money.cnn.com/2016/06/23/media/stairway-to-heaven-trial-verdict/index.html)

[sancho]

I'm not an audiophile, but I just won some Beats headphones. On the Apple site, they sell for $300, which is just crazy. Anyway, they are amazing. I've been listening to little laptop speakers or my Kindle's speakers for years. It feels like I'm seeing in color for the first time or something. Even playing a dumb little game on my tablet is different. Anyway, don't call me - I won't hear the phone ring.

[chrisrenrut]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1b2RUpzW6IM

Was this in celebration of Bob winning the Nobel prize for literature?

http://www.cnn.com/2016/10/13/world/nobel-prize-literature/index.html


(CNN)The 2016 Nobel Prize in Literature has been awarded to American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan, for "having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition."The Swedish Academy's permanent secretary, Sara Danius, said Dylan, 75, "is a great poet in the English-speaking tradition." She drew parallels between his work and that of ancient Greek poets.

[sancho]

Bob's Nobel prize speech:

https://www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/literature/laureates/2016/dylan-speech.html

[sancho]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvR9EHWdOAc

[U-Ute]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVI7I-WDGx4

[sancho]

Going out with the Mrs to see the G.O.A.T tonight. Bob Dylan at the cozy, 2,000 seat mission ballroom. Easily the greatest American artist of all time. Not sure who is in 2nd place.

For the Mt Rushmore of American artists, we have Bob representing music. Who represents visual art and literature? Who gets the 4th spot? An actor or filmmaker? An architect? A 2nd musician, author, or visual artist?

[UTEopia]

Marcus King Band.

[Scorcho]

going to Organ Fest at the Cathederal of the Madeline tonight. It features 5 organist including the current Tab Choir guy.

It's not Bob Dylan, but its considerably less expensive. ;)

[sancho]

going to Organ Fest at the Cathederal of the Madeline tonight. It features 5 organist including the current Tab Choir guy.

It's not Bob Dylan, but its considerably less expensive. ;)

I'm headed to an organ concert this Thursday. I used to do my HW on Sunday nights. There was a 1 hour Grateful Dead hour on the radio and then a 1 hour program called "Pipe Dreams" with organ music. It was pretty good HW music.