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Re: Music talk Thread

Posted: December 13 13, 9:26 am
by Jocephus
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Re: Music talk Thread

Posted: December 16 13, 8:35 am
by lukethedrifter

Re: Music talk Thread

Posted: December 16 13, 9:18 am
by TimeForGuinness
lukethedrifter wrote:JJ Cale Op-Doc
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/16/opini ... ef=opinion
I just started getting into JJ Cale and I'm hating myself for not listening earlier in my life...but better late than never...

Re: Music talk Thread

Posted: December 16 13, 9:24 am
by lukethedrifter
Saw him at Mississippi Nights back around 92 or so.

Re: Music talk Thread

Posted: December 16 13, 9:28 am
by TimeForGuinness
lukethedrifter wrote:Saw him at Mississippi Nights back around 92 or so.
damn...that's cool

Re: Music talk Thread

Posted: January 13 14, 2:03 pm
by go birds
someone wanna explain the significance of this to me?

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/13/busin ... .html?_r=0

3-way stereo?

Re: Music talk Thread

Posted: January 13 14, 2:17 pm
by heyzeus
go birds wrote:someone wanna explain the significance of this to me?

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/13/busin ... .html?_r=0

3-way stereo?
Mr. Greenberg, who is best known in the music industry as the executive behind huge hits by Hanson and the Baha Men...
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Re: Music talk Thread

Posted: January 31 14, 12:49 pm
by Freed Roger

Re: Music talk Thread

Posted: February 1 14, 4:26 pm
by lukethedrifter

Uncle Tupelo tribute show at Off Broadway tonight. Could be fun.

Next couple of Saturdays at Stovall's way out in the country part of West County should be fun. Diesel Island (incl Brian Henneman of the Bottle Rockets and my friend Carl Pandolfi) plays 70s Outlaw Country covers amongst other stuff this upcoming Sat the 8th, then Col Ford (sometimes incl Jay Farrar and my buddies John Horton, Danny Kathriner and Dade Farrar) the following Saturday playing classic country going way back.

Stovall's is a neat place. A roadhouse that's been open since the 30s.

Re: Music talk Thread

Posted: February 4 14, 9:38 am
by JL21
Hello, music nerds. I would like to employ your assistance.

I [expletive] love the hell out of the True Detective title sequence.

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And apparently, the song- Far from any Road by the Handsome Family- is an example of a whole sub-genre of music called "murder ballads". I want to find more murder ballads, especially in that twangy Texas style.

What have you got? Where's a good place to start?