What's Spinning Tonight?
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Chelsea Wolfe ?– Birth Of Violence. brand new album.. thanks christ I lucked out and got the black vinyl pressing.
Chelsea has ventured into drone, doom metal and alike in the last couple of albums. This album is a more personal acoustic guitar lead dark musical journey - Her voice is the star of this album with the music just a little stripped back allows an even deeper look into this unique artist. 5 stars.
Chelsea has ventured into drone, doom metal and alike in the last couple of albums. This album is a more personal acoustic guitar lead dark musical journey - Her voice is the star of this album with the music just a little stripped back allows an even deeper look into this unique artist. 5 stars.
Prince ?– Controversy. released today, October 14 1981.
I remember as a teenager watching the film clip to Controversy for the first time of Prince dressed in suspenders, high heels with a long jacket wondering who the fcuuk was this guy with a band of freaks. Really liked the song but never thought this guy would in the end one of the best singer, songwriter, musicians the world has ever seen. rip legend.
I remember as a teenager watching the film clip to Controversy for the first time of Prince dressed in suspenders, high heels with a long jacket wondering who the fcuuk was this guy with a band of freaks. Really liked the song but never thought this guy would in the end one of the best singer, songwriter, musicians the world has ever seen. rip legend.
Thanks. Also, not sure if folks here like Iggy, but his latest work, jolly on the surface, after several listens is kinda spooky and mildly depressing. All in all, brilliant nonetheless, just as the man himself is.
He's an oddball, but by the look of his on stage appearance and loads of energy still in him, and his work of course, he's a true artist to me. Plus, some very impressive things done with one gent from Queens of the Stone Age, changed my own attitude to Iggy big time. Enjoy:
Iggy is the $hit!
I think The Idiot and Brick by Brick are two of the greatest albums ever made, and he still rocks the hair at his age. He is so interwoven into music history its ridiculous.
For those that want to dabble those two albums are where to start. Some of his stuff is hard to listen too. I fear when his time comes he will not get the recognition he deserves.
I think The Idiot and Brick by Brick are two of the greatest albums ever made, and he still rocks the hair at his age. He is so interwoven into music history its ridiculous.
For those that want to dabble those two albums are where to start. Some of his stuff is hard to listen too. I fear when his time comes he will not get the recognition he deserves.
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Agreed, that's a good start. To me it's also quite unescapable to see how his music evolved along with his age. Personally I like his current stuff, but everything he did I'd rate high and bits he did shooting heroin into his veins also. Artists, eh
?In Seattle they call it musicians disease.Agreed, that's a good start. To me it's also quite unescapable to see how his music evolved along with his age. Personally I like his current stuff, but everything he did I'd rate high and bits he did shooting heroin into his veins also. Artists, eh
Rather fitting description. Bowie, Morrison and Iggy were just three out of dozens into needles.
Keith Richards of RS is known for drugs fueled colorful life. J. Depp based his famous cap'n Jack Sparrow character on this musician. That alone says a lot!
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