govmentchedda wrote:As someone with no Dead history, I really liked The War on Drugs' Touch of Grey, Bruce Hornsby and DeYarmand Edison's, "Black Muddy River", Phosphorescent's "Sugaree".
I think that compilation, if nothing else, went to show just how much the Grateful Dead influenced future generations of artists.
I'll toss some love to The Lone Bellow & Friends cover of Me and my Uncle too...
There were a number of technical issues which caused the show to cut out at times. I'm not sure if it was something about the filler music or me not paying complete attention or what but it really caused the late-middle batch of songs to all sound the same.
mister d wrote:4th song in and there's a strong chance this album slots in behind Boxer sooner rather than later.
I think that means you like it a lot. I've got it playing not so loud at the office, so I'm not really getting a good listen. I've liked the four "singles" that have been pre-released so far.
Until everything is less insane, I'm mixing weed with wine.
I was wondering how the fuck you guys had three pages of discussion on CBC's news program. It appears I am out of touch.
"Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair or fucking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back." -Al Swearengen
1. I wonder if I've flipped Alligator and High Violet since 2014. Maybe I'll give an HV ranking a go later on.
2. I bet if I did Boxer rankings right now and compared them to 3 years ago it wouldn't look like it was from the same person except in bucketing. Still my #1 all-time.
A_B wrote: Mon Mar 31, 2025 2:54 pmand henceforth I imagine I’ll be Old …we…t spot AB.
There's one song that I specifically do not like upon first listen. Not sure of it's name, but it's the loud one with a bit of panic in Berninger's voice. It might be Turtleneck.
Until everything is less insane, I'm mixing weed with wine.
Scott Devendorf: We set up a whole B-station kind of world. It was called Bongo Island. We would basically record percussion there.
Aaron Dessner: It was actually just studio B down in the basement of Peter’s house where Bryan would get really stoned and bang on pipes and just record all kinds of things.
Until everything is less insane, I'm mixing weed with wine.
govmentchedda wrote:There's one song that I specifically do not like upon first listen. Not sure of it's name, but it's the loud one with a bit of panic in Berninger's voice. It might be Turtleneck.
I just finished listening to the album, and yeah, that song kind of stood out in a dissonant kind of way. But for me, not in a bad way...just different from everything else.
But don't listen to me...I'm the guy who still likes/defends the song "Mother" from the Police's "Synchronicity" album.
govmentchedda wrote:There's one song that I specifically do not like upon first listen. Not sure of it's name, but it's the loud one with a bit of panic in Berninger's voice. It might be Turtleneck.
Yeah ... no. Not even sure how it made the cut. Sounds like a bad Nick Cave impression.
A_B wrote: Mon Mar 31, 2025 2:54 pmand henceforth I imagine I’ll be Old …we…t spot AB.