1970's Hall and Oates was damn good. Post 1980, when they got huge, is largely pop drivel.
There was a video on YouTube, I went searching for it the other day and couldn't find it, of them playing Do What You Want, Be What You Are on Germany's Rockpalast I think it was, from sometimes around 1977 that was just amazing.
Elevator music it was not. Sometimes Kep needs to come down off his high horse.
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Originally posted by Slap Shot View PostHall and Oates by and large sucks hard, but this is a proper track.
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Originally posted by FadeToBlack&Gold View PostSo since I am spending the weekend in Bob Stinson's old apartment, I figured why not go on a Replacements jag. I forgot that the turn in sound from their first couple of records to Let It Be is really stark. Like, right from Track 1 "I Will Dare" they went from an above average garage hardcore band, to something you might hear on commercial radio and think, "Hey, this is awesome, I actually wanna go see this band!" I don't think there's a bad or repetitive song on it, but it is a much 'wetter' record.
Then going into Tim, I can't say enough how hilariously demeaning and yet catchy "Waitress in the Sky" is, having been obviously written from the perspective of an entitled male frequent flier at the tail end of the era when smoking was still allowed and "accidentally" spilling your drink in your lap was a thing.
the Replacements reissue of TIM!!! THIS is simply a completely different album. And vastly superior to what was already great. I WILL be shelling out the $ to get this vinyl because it’s that great.
If you want it, better pick it up quick. Jason at Rhino Records says they have no more in their warehouse, and it will not be getting a re-press. What's out there currently is all that's left.Last edited by rufus; 12-01-2023, 09:46 PM.
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Originally posted by Kepler View PostHall gets a restraining order against Oates.
I grew up thinking these guys both sucked but Hall's great podcast has shown me that it was Oates who sucked twice.
Plus, he co-wrote one of my all-time guilty pleasures, Icehouse's Electric Blue.
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Originally posted by burd View PostLinda Ronstadt: Blue Bayou this morning, followed by the great Roy Orbison, who wrote it. Sweet.
When she sings a great song she is among the finest performers I have ever heard.
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Originally posted by MissThundercat View PostCompared to Christmas Shoes and Mary, Did You Know?, "All I Want for Christmas is You" is a straight up banger.
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Linda Ronstadt: Blue Bayou this morning, followed by the great Roy Orbison, who wrote it. Sweet.
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Originally posted by MissThundercat View PostCompared to Christmas Shoes and Mary, Did You Know?, "All I Want for Christmas is You" is a straight up banger.
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I've listened to 80 hours of Zappa on Pandora the last 2 weeks. I think this Ranker is solid. I'd put Joe's Garage and Rueben and the Jets higher.
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Compared to Christmas Shoes and Mary, Did You Know?, "All I Want for Christmas is You" is a straight up banger.
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