I hear ya. Depends where you are and what kinda music scene you’re interacting with I suppose, it’s def not close to majority by any stretch of the imagination in my experience. There’s plenty of starving artists out here too. :shrug-outta-hecks:
It’s obviously a much easier path for the rich and well connected tho no arguing that
Seriously or any DIY artists at all lol or most rap or anything that’s not shoved down your gullet by stereogum or Brooklyn vegan or what ever.
Same lol they didn’t make heelies in my size by the time I was like 13 :bird-mad:
I am now anti capitalist because of it
Hell yeah brother
Just turn the amp up, it’s okay.
EDIT : Also only need one finger for drop D 😎
More blatant fredophobia from the mods
I love this era of Herbie Hancock. Apparently, IIRC, he had some sort of revelation in the late early 70s to start making only accessible tunes with mass appeal. Which you hear in headhunters(it’s good). But something about his Mwandishi period is so mind expanding and just awesome.
To think he already had a great run before this playing as a teenager and young man with Miles. Just wow. Anyway GOOD ass post Conrad. :fidel-salute:
https://pardoner.bandcamp.com/album/came-down-different Just a great, extremely tight, aggressive indie rock record with smart biting lyrics and ear worm hooks.
https://fiddleheadma.bandcamp.com/album/between-the-richness Just damn good post hardcore. Not my usual style but goddamn if this shit don’t slap front to back. Members of Have Heart, Basement, and others
https://sculptureclub.bandcamp.com/album/worth Good goth stuff, cuz everything Funeral Party Records puts out is bangin
Also enjoyed records from Portrayal of Guilt, Madlib, Spirit of the Beehive and some others I forget rn unfortunately and this list is already way too long
In Cold Blood
Well not really fiction but whatever
Damn right, he just absolutely crushed his drums but with so much groove and creativity. Big loss.
Also one of the very very few bands to have an artistically successful comeback record 2 decades later.
Another one https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3jQzNtQhraQ Look at that man go
Lookin for a job and then I found a job :deeper-sadness:
Gonna miss funemployment dearly
GOOD thread.
South American Psych Rock time
https://youtu.be/f-_xgHGQJNQ
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Legit one of the greatest psych rock songs of all time imo
Hopefully I can visit Brazil some day, it seems beautiful with a vibrant culture
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Thanks so much! I’m into Joao Gilberto, Tim Maia, Os Mutantes, and Caetano Veloso but I haven’t heard any of these names! Gonna check them out now.
EDIT: Raul Seixas is jammin thank you
Yeah the typical boomer mindset is pretty sickly entitled and jingoistic which is what online people are referring to, but if anyone is actually thinking strictly among generational lines ( very spooky, not sure how common that is) they’re gonna miss out on a lot of great stuff.
I think it’s pretty universal, I’m Mexican American so I do enjoy the boomer music of two countries through my parents. Tom petty is great! especially the album Damn the Torpedos. But yeah my parents aren’t like patriotic or anything like that so I can’t relate to that stuff either lol. Would you mind sharing some music from your culture you’re talking about? I’d love to hear it
Maturity is mowing the lawn, cracking open a cold one, and listening to Tom Petty :big-cool:
Yeah you are by no means wrong with what you’re saying. I’ve seen that I also see a lot of people working service jobs or temp jobs maybe they’re not starving, but they’re def working class.