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USCHO Music Thread: Less Talk, More Rock

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I switched to Sara Bareilles for a little bit.

I know in September, these lazy days will go bye bye, so I'm enjoying them now.
 
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Sonic Youth - Sugar Kane
Soul Asylum - Cartoon
The Pixies - U-Mass
Garbage - Why Do You Love Me.

I still argue Bleed Like Me is their best album - even better than their eponymous release. And this comes from someone that spent an entire day driving around nearly the entirety of Bahrain looking for a record shop that had the CD after my then girlfriend (and future wife) stole my copy and brought it with her on a several day work trip! But I listen to BLM far more often than any other Garbage album.
 
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At 10pm Central, streaming "highlights" (I guess) of Gogol Bordello concert on MN Public Radio. I saw the live-stream, it was a great show. (this is video, not just audio)

thecurrent.org/app
 
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Kepler said:
And ODB as a single artist as well.
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As single artists, all of them, really. It'll never be done again. They broke the system in that regard. (watch Hip Hop Evolution on Netflix if you can, they have a segment on Wu Tang that is awesome).

Virgo by Atmosphere is a masterpiece of a song, btw. So many choice lyrics. Mpls rapper, been around for 20+ years....how he didn't make it truly big time is beyond me.
 
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The Rube said:
As single artists, all of them, really. It'll never be done again. They broke the system in that regard. (watch Hip Hop Evolution on Netflix if you can, they have a segment on Wu Tang that is awesome).
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If you haven't, watch this. It's brilliant, intense, and really moving. And I learned about a thousand things I didn't know before.

They are all great artists. For whatever reason ODB just really penetrates. I think it's because he was so f-cked up and a lot of what he was doing was not under his control, and his rage and humor are so raw and unhappy. That dude was a tire with no rubber left; he was feeling every jolt right through to his teeth.
 
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Kepler said:
If you haven't, watch this. It's brilliant, intense, and really moving. And I learned about a thousand things I didn't know before.
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I have seen that. For hip hop, also see: Sample This.
The most genius break-beat ever.
 
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After brunch Sunday morning, I'm home, listening to more Wu-Tang Clan.

On my workout mix on Spotify, I have a few Wu-Tang songs on my list, including Triumph, C.R.E.A.M., Protect Ya Neck, Nothing To F Wit, and Gravel Pit. Wonder what other songs would fit in there.
 
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