Last Complete Album Listened To?

[westcider]

weird, i didnt know that.  i had the long box too.  I've always kinda mentally tied together "down in a hole" and "got me wrong" because they both have super-hooky choruses about being really depressed.

coincidentally, I was just listening to the other Schenker on vinyl:


UFO - Lights Out

[khalpin]

Listened to Led Zeppelin II today, which got me thinking...  has covered or jammed on quite a few tunes on that album.  So what album have they covered or jammed on the most tunes, yet not actually covered the entire album in a single set?  I'm guessing a Hendrix album.

[anthrax]

Hella of a question.  Tweet zzyzx and get him on this one!

[mopper_smurf]

The Claypool Lennon Deliriium - Monolith of Phobos

Full stream here: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/hear-claypool-lennon-deliriums-outlandish-debut-20160526



Jumble Hole Clough - Live at the Nutclough with Mick West, 21st May 2016

[mopper_smurf]

Suzuki Junzo: Shark-Infested Custard

https://suzukijunzo.bandcamp.com/album/shark-infested-custard

[mopper_smurf]

David Bowie - Lodger

[Mr. Natural]

Finally got around to Ty Segall. Started with MANIPULATOR


Waythefuckintoit. I like how this and Oh Sees is like zen rock, first take best take. They write the song, record the song, and move on. I don't get the sense they spend a whole lotta time 'working out the solo.' Just get the right killerguitartone and take off.


Which may me why I had a hard time getting into SLEEPER

After riding high on MANIPULATOR for a while, this felt demo-y [read - unfinished] to me. Listening to it pushed that zen thing a little too far for me.

[barnesy305]

Finally got around to Ty Segall. Started with MANIPULATOR


Waythefuckintoit. I like how this and Oh Sees is like zen rock, first take best take. They write the song, record the song, and move on. I don't get the sense they spend a whole lotta time 'working out the solo.' Just get the right killerguitartone and take off.


Which may me why I had a hard time getting into SLEEPER

After riding high on MANIPULATOR for a while, this felt demo-y [read - unfinished] to me. Listening to it pushed that zen thing a little too far for me.

Check out his collaboration with White Fence called Hair, it's awesome. As is Twins.

[rowjimmy]

See also: Ty Segall Band

[Buffalo Budd]

Manipulator is my jam, love that album.

While you're checking out Ty Segall projects, you might as well give Fuzz (S/T) a whirl.

[Mr. Natural]

Just picked up TWINS, though I haven't given it a spin just yet.

I remember youTube-ing the first FUZZ album. It didn't grab me, but now that I've developed an appreciation I'll go back and give it another listen.

I was reading about HAIR on Wiki, so that's on the list now, too.

As is my m.o., I got into Ty by reading a review of his local show; in other words, right after he played here. 

[rowjimmy]

Dude's a monster.
Very faithful about putting shit on vinyl too, which is nice.
Once you dig on Hair, go grab some White Fence.

[Mr. Natural]

Dude's a monster.
Very faithful about putting shit on vinyl too, which is nice.
Once you dig on Hair, go grab some White Fence.

The wife has got a copy of MANIPULATOR coming in to the local record store.
She's picked up a part-time job in a restaurant and has been putting a lot of her tip $ toward new records, which has kept Sturgill Simpson on our turntable for the last week and a half.

META-MODERN SOUNDS IN COUNTRY MUSIC



and A SAILOR'S GUIDE TO EARTH

[jam>]

Dude's a monster.
Very faithful about putting shit on vinyl too, which is nice.
Once you dig on Hair, go grab some White Fence.

The wife has got a copy of MANIPULATOR coming in to the local record store.
She's picked up a part-time job in a restaurant and has been putting a lot of her tip $ toward new records, which has kept Sturgill Simpson on our turntable for the last week and a half.

META-MODERN SOUNDS IN COUNTRY MUSIC



and A SAILOR'S GUIDE TO EARTH

She sounds like a real keeper

[rowjimmy]

Both of those records are so good.