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this official release is just set 2. opens with dark star and gets weirder; but the whole show is prime dead jams; all keith here as he was slowly taking over for pigpen
One of my favorite videos on YouTube. Really all this guy's stuff is great.
late responding to this but i watched this video the night after you posted it. really a treat, this guy is a good storyteller. some interesting tidbits about the birth of lollapalooza. i particularly like the part where he was describing one of the early lollapaloozas, when a lot of the bands were kind of low energy and the crowd was therefore somewhat muted, then Ministry comes on and opens with "Supernaut" and the whole place just freaks out. made me laugh and remember for a minute what it's like being at a festival when something awesome happens.
also i knew nothing about mercury rev before this video, didn't know they were so badass.
Post by garageland on Mar 11, 2021 15:25:24 GMT -5
One of the kiddos is "helping" me put together furniture and we've been rocking this playlist. I'm not a huge fan of Spotify Curated lists but this one is top-notch.
One of my favorite videos on YouTube. Really all this guy's stuff is great.
late responding to this but i watched this video the night after you posted it. really a treat, this guy is a good storyteller. some interesting tidbits about the birth of lollapalooza. i particularly like the part where he was describing one of the early lollapaloozas, when a lot of the bands were kind of low energy and the crowd was therefore somewhat muted, then Ministry comes on and opens with "Supernaut" and the whole place just freaks out. made me laugh and remember for a minute what it's like being at a festival when something awesome happens.
also i knew nothing about mercury rev before this video, didn't know they were so badass.
Ott fucking rules. I'm a bit embarrassed to post him because many of my music opinions are aped from him, tbh. He wrote for Pitchfork early on and has been a big critic of theirs since leaving and amid the whole Condé sale. I love his YouTube channel (which he's deleted) and any interviews he's done (Needle Drop, mu/chella, etc.)
Here's another awesome video he did on Goth, which I've stanned on this board for awhile, whether I've been up front about that or not:
One of my favorite videos on YouTube. Really all this guy's stuff is great.
late responding to this but i watched this video the night after you posted it. really a treat, this guy is a good storyteller. some interesting tidbits about the birth of lollapalooza. i particularly like the part where he was describing one of the early lollapaloozas, when a lot of the bands were kind of low energy and the crowd was therefore somewhat muted, then Ministry comes on and opens with "Supernaut" and the whole place just freaks out. made me laugh and remember for a minute what it's like being at a festival when something awesome happens.
also i knew nothing about mercury rev before this video, didn't know they were so badass.
Dave Fridmann, bassist of Mercury Rev, has produced a ton of great albums. Like, all the flaming lips stuff going way back to Priest driven ambulance, and most of Mogwai's albums (incidentally, the loudest band I've ever seen), Sleater-Kinney's The Woods, MGMT Oracular Spectacular, Spoon They want my soul and Hot Thoughts. He mixed Innerspeaker and Lonerism.