Friday afternoon music
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DaveInDenver
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DaveInDenver
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@changingground's search for new wheels came to mind when this came up on my playlist.
"Big Ugly Wheels"
The Beat Farmers
Van Go
"Big Ugly Wheels"
The Beat Farmers
Van Go
I listened to Hayes Carll’s new album that dropped yesterday. Good stuff
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DaveInDenver
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Revival of the neo-folk/jangle/Byrds fixation back in the 90s. Could'a been featured on an episode of Friends. The Paisley Underground indeed.
"Love The Sinner, Hate The Sin"
Elephant Stone
Elephant Stone (2013)
"Burden"
The Connells
Ring (1993)
So there's no question, yeah. Looking back even I would have beat me up. What a twit.
"Love The Sinner, Hate The Sin"
Elephant Stone
Elephant Stone (2013)
"Burden"
The Connells
Ring (1993)
So there's no question, yeah. Looking back even I would have beat me up. What a twit.
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DaveInDenver
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No reason really.
DaveInDenver
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Seemed appropriate for today. Blue skies, lots of sunshine finally!
Boss Hog
Lifted
PabloCruise
Hard Core 4+
Darn - we lost another great one - Dick Dale, surf guitar pioneer dead at 81:
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...-surf-guitar-pioneer-dies-at-81-idUSKCN1QZ01V
The guy takes a regular Fender and flips it over to play left handed? crazy...
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...-surf-guitar-pioneer-dies-at-81-idUSKCN1QZ01V
The guy takes a regular Fender and flips it over to play left handed? crazy...
PabloCruise
Hard Core 4+
DaveInDenver
Rising Sun Ham Guru
This has been going through my head all day for some reason.
"White Girl"
Wild Gift (1981)
X
"White Girl"
Wild Gift (1981)
X
DaveInDenver
Rising Sun Ham Guru
Kid's name is Feng E and it is too awesome not to share. Playing the bass line and the lead simultaneously on a ukulele.
And, if you didn't know, there's a Ukulele Underground.
https://ukuleleunderground.com/2018/09/feng-e-and-aldrine-jam-bodysurfing/
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DaveInDenver
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Band: The Delilahs
Song: Feels Like A Job
Album: Dying to Build a Bridge (1995)
Note: There are a couple of NSFW lyrics.
I remember seeing these guys in the basement of the old Cicero's Basement bar on the Delmar Loop. I know Matt (@Hulk) will remember it, I think it's since been torn down and replaced. It was literally the basement bar in a pizza place in the central west end of St. Louis and the building was old so it was more of a fire hazard cellar.
The band stood on a riser that was maybe 6" off the floor and the beams for the main floor were these huge old growth trees. The lead singer of The Delilahs was this really tall dude named Aaron Seymour, clearly good Norwegian stock (they were from Minneapolis).
He would hit his head on the floor beams, one of which was right over the band. He pretty much just stood there all night holding the beam and trying to duck under it when he moved, I assume trying to remember not to jump.
@DaveInDenver my music collection has grown considerably because of you and this thread. Good stuff!
It's sad to think how long I've been out of the live music scene. Do basement bars even still exist? I remember seeing Reel Big Fish (amongst a good number of lesser known bands) at the Milk Bar, another basement bar, in Jacksonville, FL back in 1998. Now that's impressive considering Jax is at sea level!
DaveInDenver
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I just love that there's Pearl Jam on the first page. Pearl Jam! @Hulk's favorite band to hate.
mcgaskins
Rising Sun Member
Larimer Lounge is a cool spot that feels like that. Small bar in the front, small stage area in the back. I went there to see 2 of my fav bands in March, and it's so small I was able to meet and mingle with the bands. I walked to the bar to grab a drink and noticed the lead singer was just hanging out waiting to order a beer, so I was able to buy him a drink and chat for about 10 minutes solid. Definitely was an amazing experience and felt like the "old days".
Since I was talking about them...
This is how I've kinda felt since being back to reality this week, lol.
DaveInDenver
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No one really thought to snap photos back then, but this is a well circulated photo of Uncle Tupelo playing at Cicero's. Stage "lighting" was actually those outdoor flood lights on the ceiling.
None of the romantic dive bar nonsense, it was a legitimate sh!t hole. Fire escapes? Ha, funny stuff poindexter. There wasn't even windows to give you a sense of hope. A pitcher of Natural Light was like $4 so that's what you'd walk around drinking from. When they let you in for the show you paraded through the dining room for the pizza place where it would be full of Wash U students and yuppies, which I'm sure hated seeing the stream of punks.
I actually saw They Might Be Giants there with maybe 50 other people when they played an unannounced show there prior to Pointfest in 1994. They even mentioned the place in a song about another institution in St. Louis - Mississippi Nights.