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USCHO Music Thread: We All Have A Crush On Shirley Manson

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St. Clown said:
I think that’s it. Why appear in the commercial if you don’t like the work you’re representing?

ETA: It’s not like you’d have ever seen REM doing a commercial while playing Shiny Happy People.
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Well, to continue the wrestling theme, everybody has a price.
 
I'm reading the lyrics and I still don't understand. How the hell did I know most of this song back in like middle school?

edit: "Informer, ya' no say dadda me Snow me I'll go blame,
A licky Boom Boom Down."

edit 2 - I totally forgot about this gem
"Police a comin for me now dey blow down me door,
Breakin' de bar troo, troo my window,
So dey put me in de back de car at de station,
From that point on me reach my destination,
Where the destination reachin, outta east detention, where the
Looked down me pants, look up me bottom, so"
 
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There's a picture opposite me Of my primitive ancestry
That stood on rocky shores
And kept the beaches shipwreck free


Though I respect that a lot
I'd be fired if that were my job
After killing Jason off
And countless screaming Argonauts...
 
When I first heard this song by Gang of Youths for a second I wondered to myself it Peter Murphy had put out new music. I shortly after surmised it wasn’t him but I quite like this by Gang of Youths.

Since I’ve mentioned Peter Murphy this is one of my favorites from him.

Can’t say I’m a huge fan of Flo+The Machine but this song is pretty solid. She could nail White Rabbit but it might be too obvious.

Thanks to The Current for introducing me to Adia Victoria. Miss T I think you’ll enjoy this one.

For me The Kaiser Chiefs are one of the more underrated bands out there.

How can you go wrong with a little Jimi Hendrix

Despite the song title this band is MN Made:

Of all the bands in this genre that have popped up the past decade the Lumineers are one of the few I enjoy.

With a name like Chicano Batman how can you go wrong?
 
Released 40 years ago yesterday, the one record that marks the shift in my musical tastes from very mainstream and predictable, to what they would become. My sophomore year of college, this totally changed everything. King Crimson's Disicipline.

 
rufus said:
Released 40 years ago yesterday, the one record that marks the shift in my musical tastes from very mainstream and predictable, to what they would become. My sophomore year of college, this totally changed everything. King Crimson's Disicipline.

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Same, and we are 1 year apart. The Rushmore of albums that changed music for me:

Discipline, King Crimson
Tristan und Isolde, Richard Wagner
3 Years, 5 Months and 2 Days in the Life Of, Arrested Development
Blue Note Sessions, Thelonious Monk
 
Specifically, it was this appearance on ABC's answer to SNL called Fridays, which of course, aired on Fridays, that did it. A bit lame, as a show, but it was my introduction to Michael Richards. And they had great musical guests. The Clash, The Jam, Talking Heads, Pretenders, Tom Petty, just a few that I manage to remember.

Don't know what i did that night, but I'm sure I was at least somewhat drunk, but for some reason, caught this show on TV. Back in those days, not everyone had a tv in their room, let alone on their phone, hell, this was pre-cellphone. So I had to wander downstairs to the basement of my cinderblock dorm to the TV room, a little cinderblock cell that could probably barely hold 10 people.

And had my little mind blown. Adrian Belew is hysterical. And a helluva guitar player. And Fripp even smiled. A weird, creepy smile, but a smile, nonetheless.

 
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Listened to Jagged Little Pill this morning.

As a teenager, I didn't understand that album. As a 40 year old adult, I completely get it now.
 
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