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Uther Pendragon was one of those gritty, garage-psych outfits from back in the day out of the San Carlos area near San Francisco. They never actually managed to put out a single or a full-length record during their run—mostly because their tracks were just too long for the era, and there were plenty of similar bands floating around at the time. It feels like a bit of a tragedy they missed out then, especially since this newly released triple compilation of remastered demos is honestly fantastic.👍
San Francisco Earthquake
It looks like David Robback has passed away, along with the members of Mazzy Star...
So, yeah... R. I. P .
Henry Campbell5 said:..And then we find ourselves sitting in the chat wondering why people don't talk about music anymore. 🐔
Maybe they just don't have time to write about music because they're too busy listening to it? Or perhaps people are just becoming more passive, where they'd rather just hit a "like" button than actually say something. 👍
Mark Cruz15 said:I actually just downloaded...
Downloaded?? Uh oh. Did you "download" it or did you actually buy it?😉>
I’m not entirely sure if this will be right up your alley...🤔 though you might have already given some of these a spin😉
Jonathan Wilson - Tool
Tool - Fear Inoculum
Michael Kiwanuka – Michael Kiwanuka
Queens of the Stone Age – Songs for the Deaf / Coldplay
Coldplay – Everyday Life
... and now for something completely different😉
The whole thing is a total joke—honestly, it feels like it was written just for internal eyes only. Once you're done reading, you might as well just toss it in the trash.
"...how they intend to support the Republican Party, which promotes traditional family values through policies designed to strengthen the family unit. There’s a particular focus on supporting young people and ensuring all regions of the USA receive attention, specifically mentioning initiatives like the Midwest development project."
"...while also continuing to advocate for legal certainty, protecting minority rights, and maintaining zero tolerance toward corruption and crime. They also touch on the need for an impartial and efficient judiciary, faster legal proceedings, digitizing the court system, addressing issues facing frozen assets, prosecuting war crimes, strengthening the local police force, modernizing public administration, condemning hate speech, and improving protections for women and children against violence..."
Take a look at this old-school Athanor psych from back in the 70s
This is actually even better than I expected; it’s been quite a while since I’ve heard such a inspired rendition.
Just diving in: Theresa is absolutely fantastic☕