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garageland (before he deleted his acct) In all fairness, almost 6 hours is kinda daunting. That said, there isn't one throw away track on here.
I didn't put this on my top albums of the past decade; but in retrospect it woulda been unfair. All these artists played the songs in their voices, and it just shows the incredible songwriting ability of the dead, which I think will be their biggest legacy. My 7 year olds favorite song is friend of the devil, for example. There's gonna be dead heads who don't know shiz about the jam bands or the scene or whatever. It was an awesome project and executed perfectly.
Edit: like, it makes total sense now, but was anyone in the 90's expecting Stephen malkmus putting down one of the best Chinacat>rider
Edit2:. I'm not even a big fan of Lucius, but their synth pop version of Uncle John's band is great. Maybe not the best song here, but probably the best reimagining, and what, to me, makes this collection special.
Sorry for rambling. I'm at the age where afternoon beers are devastating come late dinner time.
decided yesterday to do this cover to cover again (been working my way through it) and yeah it's really fucking good. not that I didn't like it the first time, but length, cherry picking singles off it to listen to here and there. but going through each track everyone is just killer and the range of acts/cover types is so expansive.
Loved her album from last year and this one is also very good and completely different. If you didn't know her, no one would ever guess she came from Paramore. She's become a lot more than that.
ryley walker & kikagaku moyo | deep fried grandeur (live at Le Guess Who 2018)
Edit: this fucking rules. Probably my favorite thing so far in 2021. Even tho it's from 2018. It's two ~20 minute tracks that's just full improv experimentation. Genre spanning weirdness and so good.
finishing this morning. i can't quite put my finger on why, but i really like this. on the surface it seems like standard jamband fare, but it feels like there is more there there, if that makes sense. thank you VW for introducing me.
ryley walker & kikagaku moyo | deep fried grandeur (live at Le Guess Who 2018)
Edit: this fucking rules. Probably my favorite thing so far in 2021. Even tho it's from 2018. It's two ~20 minute tracks that's just full improv experimentation. Genre spanning weirdness and so good.
HOLY SHIT. I had no idea this existed. Thanks man.