i like mitski and i hate the beatles

doctor asil

doctor asil

doctor asil

doctor asil

Hey, did you see the new Universal Scrobbler is now live? I've added the feature you requested for specifying scrobble times :-) Would love if you could check it out to make sure it works how you expect! Details at http://www.last.fm/group/Universal+Scrobbler/forum/117620/_/2239960

Something similar to Dark Side of the Moon. I just listened to it for the first time and it was such a unique sound that I love. So yeah, anything like Dark Side of the Moon.

Hey. Are there any bands you could recommend that have a very psychedelic sound and are similar to Pink Floyd? Thanks in advance.

Yeah such lovely and weird tunes.

Thank you for the response. Activity in Last.fm groups seems to be quite small anyways.

Alright I'll check it out thanks

Hi, can you recommend any other power pop bands from the 70s like Badfinger?

Hi and thanks for the visit :D happy listening!!

lol before Baby Blue I listened to No Matter What and Come and Get It quite a bit but yes Breaking Bad got me into Baby Blue such a fantastic show

Hey, it's GodShifter from SHTV. Just thought I'd say 'hello' and give you some idea of who is requesting a friendship link.

It's super-annoying to have to listen to people talking/chatting during gigs, even if the performer isn't 'on top' of their game. Why did they go in the first place? They can stay home and chitty-chatty all they want. I watched a couple of youtube vids of recent Shuggie gigs, I get what you're saying about the rambling and not being strong on the vocals....but I'd still pay some $$ to see him play 'Me and My Woman'. If he swings by the Northwest again, I'll definitely catch a show. Thanks for the update :)

$45, my man.

Nope, just selling a single ticket to Patti Smith at the Met.

Saw you stopped by....how was the Shuggie Otis gig?

Hope the weather is agreeable! Let me know how it goes.

Snooping around, looking for something I've not heard before....Oh hey, I just saw you're going to see Shuggie Otis!!! I really wanted to go see him when he was in Seattle, but just couldn't make it happen. Hope you enjoy the gig.

Ok I'll listen to it sometime soon. The only reason I didn't have it on there was because I haven't heard it lol. I've been into Green Day for a long time but haven't heard all of their albums.

Pretty good; funky and chill. Nothing too out of the ordinary, as far as James Chance is concerned. Was gonna see Wolf Eyes that day, but I heard there was another date later. Pretty cool profile you have as well.

what

She's bigger than Jesus

Yes via the events page, this is a good resource. My top artists are what I first sought out when I came across lastfm it took me some time to train it in order to diversify, and little did I know I'd find so many wonderful sounds. No more scanning the left side of the dial, actually I still listen to the radio and some other music services, I must mention grooveshark.com. Do indeed enjoy her work, I have always had a penchant for experimental/avant-garde/early electronic music or whatever you'd like to call it, never been an exclusive subscriber of pop. I do have a most adventurous and evolving ear. To mention a couple other "avant-garde" artists I highly recommend and some specific pieces: Elaine Radigue - Mila's Journey Inspired by a Dream; Philip Jeck - Third Parabolic Mix. Anywho, I will likely attend so maybe we will cross paths (obligatory smiley face) :)

well, Nik Bårstch has a solo album of just him playing piano for the most part, its kind of like what you describe.

have you heard Nik Bärtsch's Ronin? its among my favorite jazz, maybe give it a shot if you think of it.

I started out not liking it but then I started listening to it as if it were Dark Side of the Moon and I got it.

No, I haven't. Is better than In a Roman Mood?

ok thanks. ill check them out sometime soon.

Hahaha. I don't know that you're wrong though. He isn't doing much for me.

what power pop bands do you think I'd like? ive never really been into music from the 70s, really all i like from the 70s is zeppelin and that's about it.

Yeah I know. I feel like I'm the only person who does prefer early Beatles records.

I'm not going to pretend to understand Fripp, but he sure seems like an interesting and rare animal. I've been engaged and delighted by most interviews I've seen him in...... Though the one very upsetting story I heard about Fripp, not to gossip and I'm not sure the validity of the story, is that he has scorned the audience when he smells pot smoke. If that's true, that is absolutely inexcusable behavior in my eyes.

my experience with jazz is rather limited, but it has been my understanding that the flute is considerably rarer than other woodwind instruments in the jazz context. really, yusef is the first i've heard it take a lead role. i'd love to be proven wrong; the flute is my favorite woodwind instrument (possibly just because i used to play it).

well ya gotta love the bastard anyway :P

there's definitely been some good discourse since making those posts though! even to those who disagree, KC fans sure are bright! :)

I'm aware that I'm in disagreement with Fripp. Charity comes off as an undignified term, I recognize, but this is partially intentional to the point I want to make. Artists too have pretenses to sacrifice in the current infrastructure dissolution. I feel that the equation of art with labor is to be sacrificed, and that for something to be considered a craft, it must be material. A guitar-maker is a craftsman, a guitar-player is not. So instead let art be equated with pleasure, not work. I can see how this could be a troubling assertion to maybe someone like Fripp who's built their world around their music, but it can also be incredibly liberating. Let all artists act purely from their pleasure, and just watch what beauty that would bring. Pleasure, unlike labor, can not be commodified, unless of course you're a whore, who i'll gladly call anyone who makes a living off of music....

yeah its good to hear a jazz flutist every so often. such an underused instrument

Well, I'm better looking, younger and healthier than he is, but he has me beat in every other way. I already saw Yoko in Berlin and I can only deal with so much Yoko in one year. It'd sure be embarrassing if she made a mistake and cut into Peaches tit or something.

y not??

Lol at the Beach Boys video

Heh....just having a bit of fun, no different than the avis of all the bouncing breasts around here, right? lol, dude looks like he's ready to shake hands with that thing

One of the biggest fights I've ever had with my parents was when they wouldn't let me go see Wings at the Los Angeles Forum in '76. If I could have, I'd have hitched a ride and gone anyway, à la Sally Simpson in 'Tommy--The Movie'. When the album came out later, my Mom's sister's husband gave me the vinyl album as a gift, and believe me, I played the hell out of it and glared at them every time, lol.

Hello again! I am a total loser who won't be catching Macca on tour this time around--but saving my pennies for the re-issue of 'Wings Over America'.

yeah, right. :D

Haha, cool. I don't play a lot of gigs unfortunately (right now), but its something I hope to do more of, soon. Hope you liked Pittsburgh!

it is so amazing, right? it's feels like a party to me, all those different vocalists and the songs all feel like they were written by different artists. you can almost taste the influence that album had on a whole bunch of musicians, all the songs seem familiar even from the first listen.