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I cannot stop humming this song.  Catchiest base line ever.  I want the full song, but Shazam is saying its something its not.

 

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I cannot stop humming this song.  Catchiest base line ever.  I want the full song, but Shazam is saying its something its not.

 

 

Here ya go:

 

“To an Ohio resident - wherever he lives - some other part of his state seems unreal.”

THANK YOU!

Just saw Guardians of the Galaxy.  If buying soundtracks were still a thing, I would be all over that one.  Nostalgia aplenty for anyone from my generation

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I'm not sure why young musical aspirants these days are so confused about what kind of music young people should be playing.  Seriously, what's with the Don Ho ukulale/mandolin revival?  It's truly hard to fathom that lame people have gotten so much lamer since the 90s that they've sunk from Dave Mathews to strumming the ukulele and whistling during cell phone commercials. 

 

 

jmecklenborg[/member] Check out the pre-roll Geico ads on these Conan videos: http://pitchfork.com/news/55547-jack-white-interviewed-does-temporary-ground-and-alone-in-my-home-on-conan/

I liked Charli's album and her career is booming as expected, and continuing with my long established taste for female singers (especially British) I'm listening to Cher Lloyd these days. 

 

This is the song that got my attention with some early Gwen Stefani and Tracey Ullman/Julie Brown (redhead version) influences.

 

The new Marylin Manson single is pretty good.  I wish the song was slightly shorter and/or hung out just on the sleazy beat for awhile at some point:

 

The new Buzzcocks single is pretty good.  I like how plain this one is, with a completely predictable format. Would be a lot of fun to play live, since it's easy to play, and you could totally crank it: 

 

The best hardcore breakdown of 2014 (okay, this came out in 2013 but I didn't hear it until this year) at 1:20:

 

I would really appreciate it if you could take a minute to vote in the 2015 Cincinnati Entertainment Awards and choose my band Elk Creek in the Folk/Americana category!

 

http://t.co/ZnkQeFndn6

I voted for you. The rest I just picked what name I liked best.....so congrats to 90 Proof Twang.

you got my vote - good luck!

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I highly advise Marky Ramone's Punk Rock Blitzkrieg on Sirius/SM Channel 41.  I always hear about ten great new songs per show and the commentary is totally hilarious. 

 

New to me:

 

 

There is a pub

in tumbridge wells

Where the landlord is

a wanker

 

yes he has a girl

she dont notice me

and i dont understand what she sees in him

no i dont understand what she sees in him

 

cause hes a wanker

the landlord is a wanker

the landlord is a wanker

the landlord is a wanker

 

she looks good

but she dont like me

she thinks im rather dirty

and ugly

 

she is nice

oh whats she doing with him

if she was my girl

id give her what for

 

i dont understand

what she sees in him

cause hes a wanker

the landlord is a wanker

 

the landlord is a wanker

the landlord is a wanker

what a cunt!

 

but hes a wanker

the landlord is a wanker x14

hes also a cunt!

Really upbeat song by Saint Motel.

 

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Love me some Brian Wilson.  His new album is out April 7th.

 

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Again with the British women lol.

 

Natalia Kills and her husband got fired from X factor in New Zealand for going full Cowell on a contestant that she felt was copying his image (as it turns out, there may have actually been something to that).  I’m guessing this was a preplanned publicity stunt, but many of the Righteous have been all over their cases and of course it’s the best thing that ever happened to the contestant.

 

The same night (plus a lot of time zones), the TV show “Royals” premiered on E! (free download on iTunes).  The second song on their excellent soundtrack, paired perfectly with misbehavior by both the royal offspring, was her song “Problem”.  Which I can now not get out of my head.

 

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Really upbeat song by Saint Motel.

 

 

I haven't heard a Saint band that I didn't like. Especially Armored Saint.

Really upbeat song by Saint Motel.

 

 

I haven't heard a Saint band that I didn't like. Especially Armored Saint.

 

Disappointing video (would have loved the video to focus instead on the majesty of the NYC skyline, bridges, etc, not hooded twirps with long noses!!), but I freakin' love his rock adaptation of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony....

 

"In the souls of the people the grapes of wrath are filling and growing heavy, growing heavy for the vintage." -- John Steinbeck

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He doesn't look a day over 281.

"In the souls of the people the grapes of wrath are filling and growing heavy, growing heavy for the vintage." -- John Steinbeck

 

I haven't heard a Saint band that I didn't like. Especially Armored Saint.

 

When I was at OU there was a band called The Virgin Gary. 

i was on a little gun club kick while doing house chores this weekend

 

^Very nice.  A band from a slightly earlier era, from their 2014 "comeback" album:

 

This track could have used some of that spaced-out reverb on the vocals.  And put through the early-80s Cars-type production it could have been an early-80s hit, not yet another file sharing-era track lost in the fog. 

 

i read this was on the most compliation albums of the time, making it thee greatest song of the late 1970s-early 1980s new wave era. i'd say they got it right-o:

 

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"In the souls of the people the grapes of wrath are filling and growing heavy, growing heavy for the vintage." -- John Steinbeck

http://www.owownow.com/

 

John Gorman's internet station.  It always seems to play something I like, that I haven't heard in a long time if ever.

 

Not just older stuff, either.  They played Zella Day when she had only 35,000 Facebook likes and no Wikpedia page.

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I saw the Rolling Stones last night in Columbus.  There were serious problems with the sound for those of us in the cheap seats.  It seemed like the level boosts for the different instruments were being sloppily raised and lowered, but "blind" to the sound guy since the speakers were behind him, leading to a totally inconsistent sound.  It was really, really frustrating for the first 4-5 songs. 

 

But then for reasons that are unclear the sound and the band snapped into place and so the second half of the show was really solid.  Midnight Rambler was faraway the best song.  Ron Wood kept dusting Keith Richards every time he had a lead.  I could tell that Keith Richards was regularly confused by the different tunings and capo positions on each song.  They played 20 songs and he had 20 guitar changes, each time dealing with a different body style, tuning, capo, etc.  You could tell he never got totally used to one before the end of each song. 

 

Excessive instrument changing is one of my major peeves as an audience member -- changing from electric to acoustic guitar is fine.  But there's no reason why he couldn't simply play in standard tuning on more songs. 

 

 

I saw the Rolling Stones last night in Columbus.

 

You and 60,000 of your friends: http://www.cleveland.com/entertainment/index.ssf/2015/05/mick_jagger_and_rolling_stones.html

 

Rolling Stone (the magazine not the band) had a link to the below YouTube video of Mick Jagger signing part of 'Hang On Sloppy' at http://www.rollingstone.com/music/videos/watch-rolling-stones-perform-hang-on-sloopy-for-first-time-since-1966-20150531.  Love the 'O-H-I-O' chant from the audience during the breaks in the chorus!

 

For some Columbus music that's a bit more current . . . check out Twenty One Pilots.  Twenty One Pilots are a duo from Columbus whose second major label album 'Blurryface' debuted #1 on the Billboard album chart.  Here's the video of their latest single from that album:

 

For some Columbus music that's a bit more current . . . check out Twenty One Pilots.  Twenty One Pilots are a duo from Columbus whose second major label album 'Blurryface' debuted #1 on the Billboard album chart.  Here's the video of their latest single from that album:

 

 

Second this. The entire album is great. Worth a listen (or 20).

For some Columbus music that's a bit more current . . . check out Twenty One Pilots.  Twenty One Pilots are a duo from Columbus whose second major label album 'Blurryface' debuted #1 on the Billboard album chart.  Here's the video of their latest single from that album:

 

 

Second this. The entire album is great. Worth a listen (or 20).

 

 

They are amazing live if you have the chance to check them out.  Rabid fans.  I love the drum riser surfing on the crowd!

TMZ is reporting that MONICA LEWINSKY got a guest pass to the Rolling Stones' secret show in Hollywood last week:

Again I'd like to re-recommend Marky Ramone's show on Serius/XM channel 41...every week he digs up about 5 should-have-been hits. 

 

Wow, this guys is the real deal, not some autistic "kid genius" musician who merely copies something.  The command through all of the phrasing is so remarkable, this guy is already better than the best guy in most second-tier U.S. cities.  Hopefully he doesn't get too weird and burn out. 

 

Mark Ronson (who wrote the Uptown Funk song that Bruno Mars sings) has this song which I think it way better, though not as upbeat as Uptown Funk (vocals by Kevin Parker of Tame Impala).

 

Mark Ronson (who wrote the Uptown Funk song that Bruno Mars sings) has this song which I think it way better, though not as upbeat as Uptown Funk (vocals by Kevin Parker of Tame Impala).

 

 

80% of this song is a straight lift of The Grateful Dead's Shakedown Street from 1978 -- same key, same chords, same tempo, but much less pretentious. 

 

 

 

 

 

Saturday night at work someone played a song that was a collaboration between Jay Z (some of whose stuff I love) and Kanye West.

 

I Facebooked a remark about mixing fois gras with goose s***.

Chappo will be playing The Woodward Theater in Cincinnati tonight (830 doors). They had a great set at MOTR a couple of years ago. I highly recommend them. Only other shows on the East side of the country for a while are Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and New York.

 

I saw The Rolling Stones again this week in Nashville:

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It was a much better show than Columbus back in May.  There weren't any of the sound issues that plagued the Columbus show and the crowd was much livelier.  You go see a band that wrote 50+ outstanding songs and you get upset thinking about how idiotic most musical activity is by comparison. 

 

 

 

 

I ran across this clip tonight from 2006...the then 65 year-old Rolling Stones totally tearing up Midnight Rambler in front of an audience of over 1 million.  They make pretty much every young person playing (or Dj'ing or simply talking about music) now look like little boys.

 

 

 

 

 

I'm fascinated by the video stabilization technique in these two videos. Is this something built into the YouTube app or something?

Yeah, it seems to recognize what the subject of the video is, then move the entire image to keep the subject in the center of the frame. 

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