Posts by Noah Myers67

restlessdrifter692 said:That CD is pure fantasy. I've never heard a version of Mississippi River quite this gloomy or melancholic. 😬
I'm going to track it down because there's no way it isn't on the internet somewhere!

Go get it! 😠

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Raymond Bailey6 said:Personally, I think Burzum would be a better fit.

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Honestly, there aren't many big concerts around here, so we end up rushing to see a massive act like Arcade Fire just because they're famous, even if we don't actually listen to them that much. They're huge names, though, so you know...
plus, this is America 🙄

Aunt Liza, of course 😁

I reached out to the director of this documentary a while back to see if I could buy a copy. He told me it’s not for sale... 😠

Sean Sanders said:Man, if I’d known, I would’ve been there too. Do you actually know what songs he played or who he was with?

Nobody really knew about it except for a small inner circle. Even the cover charge was standard—nothing crazy expensive...
Some group was celebrating something... apparently Giles is a friend of theirs, so he showed up and played a few tracks. Bogović was there, too. As for the backing band, they were some group from overseas that I’ve never even heard of.
They played about 6 or 7 songs... all the big hits. 😉

Giles played a few old hits at Applebee's about two or three months back... I just showed up for a regular Saturday listening session and ended up getting a full concert instead.😁

rip

Crippled Black Phoenix - I Vigilante

Prog-rock? Honestly, I think labeling them that way is a bit unfair. It’s too restrictive. They are so much more than just one genre.
It might not hit quite like their debut, but you really need to give this one a fair shot. It takes a little while to actually "click"... but if you stay patient, it definitely pays off.🙂

Billy Joel has been blowing up again lately, so I figured I’d throw this topic out there.😬

redmarlin3 said:Bob Dylan. 🤔

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Ordet
Seventh Seal
Metropolis
Once Upon a time in The West
Midnight Cowboy

Don't touch the locust trees
Don't touch the locust trees
Don't touch the locust trees
Don't touch the locust trees

this is the best part 🤣

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And here I was thinking that guy had kicked the bucket a long time ago...

No need to get worked up right away 😬

Kyle Jackson54 said:It’s really not that tragic. Look, a friend of mine is living on minimum wage, making about $700. Is he really expected to drop more than 10% of his paycheck just to see a band he loves? Who’s going to cover his rent and utilities then? Let’s stop attacking people who are students living in a different city or anyone working a low-income job. I truly wish him the best. But before taking desperate measures, maybe try getting lucky with some sweepstakes or giveaways first.

I think you're exaggerating a bit here. If I want to see a certain band that badly, I can definitely swing those $83 without it being a disaster. 😉
I'll just skip the cigarettes for 20 days, stay in, and skip my daily coffee or beer runs. I doubt most guys aren't already spending at least part of their money on little luxuries anyway...

City life is mostly just for show nowadays. Plus, there isn't even a jukebox anymore. 😉

crimsonmason8 said:Djizz...😲 if that's the vibe, I'm definitely skipping it. I'd much rather find something a bit more laid back... just a chill crowd and maybe some jukebox music. That sounds more my speed. I think I'll just swing by Routea and see what the deal is for myself... 🙂🙂

You're going to love Routea. No doubt about it. 😉

Honestly, I think you guys are looking in all the wrong places. You should try checking out Hemingway instead; you might actually enjoy it 🙄

Andrew Williams23 said:Route 66 is a total dump, but they know how to book a killer show. The crew there is top-notch.👍

A hole that's "heavy"? I have no idea what you're talking about. 🤷

You've got the wrong stuff in this category. Routea and Railroad don't belong here at all. They aren't even close.

Route66 🥳