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Omelet's Monthly Music Thread
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Doors that go like this.
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I'm too lazy to post videos, but what I care about lately:
- Gaslight Anthem/Horrible Crowes - basically Brian Fallon can do no wrong.
- Ghost BC - arguably the coolest, most interesting band to come around.
- In This Moment - hot chick basically combining Marilyn Manson and Lady Gaga.
- Gaslight Anthem/Horrible Crowes - basically Brian Fallon can do no wrong.
- Ghost BC - arguably the coolest, most interesting band to come around.
- In This Moment - hot chick basically combining Marilyn Manson and Lady Gaga.
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wtf is the deal with that fox song? why do people like it? i dont get it.
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This wasn't an opportunity to post vids of you goofy hip hop and dub step crap. This was for you to view a catchy little german language video on learning the days of the week
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You are so John Peel, Ommy.
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I didn't want to start a thread on this because it's probably been asked about 37 times before and the thread is probably buried somewhere and I'm not digging it up becuase this is on the first page of threads and it's about music.
Do you have favourite albums? I don't care how old they are, it's just nice to know peoples favourite stuff is all.
One of mine is Freddie Hubbards - Here to Stay.
Reasoning, one of the first Jazz albums I bought and throughly got into, there have been shedloads since, but the drum play too, good times. I guess I was musically uneducated. Anyway, it's jazz.
Someone else can go now I need to get another drink!
Do you have favourite albums? I don't care how old they are, it's just nice to know peoples favourite stuff is all.
One of mine is Freddie Hubbards - Here to Stay.
Reasoning, one of the first Jazz albums I bought and throughly got into, there have been shedloads since, but the drum play too, good times. I guess I was musically uneducated. Anyway, it's jazz.
Someone else can go now I need to get another drink!
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Bump for the village idiot that can't spell or correctly use the ignore function.
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Kathi McDonald was a big part of the 70s touring scene as a back up singer for Joe Cocker, Leon Russell, Delaney & Bonney and the Rolling Stones and appeared on over 150 albums. She is one of the reasons I love the call/response style of music. Etta James said she was her favorite singer. There has been a petition for 5 years for her inclusion in the R&R hall of fame. It will be tough to find a more powerful female voice
[video=youtube;TLdjF4x8eAo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLdjF4x8eAo[/video]
Kathi McDonald was a big part of the 70s touring scene as a back up singer for Joe Cocker, Leon Russell, Delaney & Bonney and the Rolling Stones and appeared on over 150 albums. She is one of the reasons I love the call/response style of music. Etta James said she was her favorite singer. There has been a petition for 5 years for her inclusion in the R&R hall of fame. It will be tough to find a more powerful female voice
[video=youtube;TLdjF4x8eAo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLdjF4x8eAo[/video]
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I know her father "Old"
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My dad was a big fan. She should be inducted. Thanks for this, my baby boy rocked out to it.
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let's talk Morbid Angel.
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At the time Kathi and Janis Joplin were contemporaries. People would say to Kathi that "you sound like Janis Joplin" which used to piss off Kathi and she would say that Janis sounded like her.
Fact is that Kathi was a much more experienced singer and well rounded and Janis was more famous. The ironic part is that after Joplin died Kathy joined the Big Brohter band and sang Janis' songs for 2 years
Fact is that Kathi was a much more experienced singer and well rounded and Janis was more famous. The ironic part is that after Joplin died Kathy joined the Big Brohter band and sang Janis' songs for 2 years
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I wasn't going to bring up Janis for this reason. I also think Janis was a druggie slob and very overrated.
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You say that like its a bad thing.
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Listen to this instead.
[video=youtube;S9IICXc26o8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9IICXc26o8[/video]
[video=youtube;S9IICXc26o8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9IICXc26o8[/video]
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Joplin's voice is like a combination of cigarettes, burnt coffee grounds and Everclear. Abrasive on every count.
McDonald sounds a lot more like a punchier Carole King to me.
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McDonald's voice is that of an experienced singer with plenty of intonations, unlike the ridiculous runs of many modern singers that havent really honed their craft
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Interesting.
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Janis Joplin was a truck stop whore dirty hippie.
I kind of like the Bee Gees.
I kind of like the Bee Gees.
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