Obscure/forgotten music.
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for comparison to his rock bottom music, a song from '97 with River Pheonix
The whole "smile from the streets you hold" album is good in strange way. It's terrible on one hand but you can hear the genius and talent coming through in many ways.
for comparison to his rock bottom music, a song from '97 with River Pheonix
The whole "smile from the streets you hold" album is good in strange way. It's terrible on one hand but you can hear the genius and talent coming through in many ways.
AcidFlashGordon
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The group, War on Drugs and their song, "Baby Missiles"
I think it's quite the catchy tune.....
I think it's quite the catchy tune.....
AcidFlashGordon
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Playin catchup here....good find on that Bowie "Afraid of Americans"...had all but forgotten it, once used it as the soundtrack for a video to poke fun at some Canadian friends (of course they're all calling to talk about hockey right now...ugh).
Here's a lesser known work of Glenn's:
Here's a lesser known work of Glenn's:
Classic. The indian casino tour is a byotch.
Maybe not that obscure, but currently relevant:
Driving home with 13 year old daughter from doing some track wind sprints....dialed up some Fat Old Sun (a la Pink Floyd), she thought it was cool...ergo, I am cool.
Maybe not that obscure, but currently relevant:
Driving home with 13 year old daughter from doing some track wind sprints....dialed up some Fat Old Sun (a la Pink Floyd), she thought it was cool...ergo, I am cool.
Charles Manson always claimed Bugliosi's "Helter Skelter" theory was bunk based on the simple fact he was never a very big Beatles fan. He states he's a fan of the music he grew up with in the 30's and 40's, and claims Bing Crosby as his hero. This song certainly seems to support that:
I ran across Baby Metal.
I can always count on the various J-Pop and K-Pop production machines to remind me that no matter how crazy I think I am, there's a world of folks out there even more nuts than me. And they spend money on music, too.
I can always count on the various J-Pop and K-Pop production machines to remind me that no matter how crazy I think I am, there's a world of folks out there even more nuts than me. And they spend money on music, too.
iamsamcrawdad
Member
BAD NEWS
from the guys who did "the young ones" and several other British based comedies.
from the guys who did "the young ones" and several other British based comedies.
AcidFlashGordon
TGT Addict
That reminds me of this Dr. Demento playlist favorite from Eddie Murphy:
EDDIE MURPHY - Boogie In Your Butt (extended) - YouTube
Mentioning Vangelis reminded me that they've redone the Carl Sagan PBS series, "Cosmos," which airs on Fox and the NatGeo channel. I watched the first episode but it doesn't really grab me like Sagan's original (which aired in 1980), which I had recorded on video tape but those tapes have since deteriorated due to age.
The new "Cosmos" doesn't have the theme music that Sagan's show had....which used music FROM Vangelis.
THIS sounded like the cosmos. The original "Cosmos" theme:
Vangelis - Cosmos (Theme from TV Series) - YouTube
...but then I did notice that Brannen Braga's name was on the producer's list. He and Rick Berman hosed the final Star Trek series, Enterprise, because they were too effin' cheap to hire a composer to write a theme song for it, instead using some chickenshit, suckassed pop song.
