FourStrongWinds

Either of these two

Rufus Wainwright - The Maker Makes

Rufus Wainwright - Dinner At Eight

FourStrongWinds- I noticed you have Trance Manual by John Vanderslice on your muxtape. That is such an awesome song. Have you ever seen him live? I highly recommend it if you haven't.

I have seen him live actually, he was incredible. I actually spoke to him very briefly too at a Death Cab show and he seemed like a really genuine cool guy

I love Till The Sun Turns Black, and I loved it even more after hearing it all live. I don't think he would put out a bad album so this should be awesome

Well it turns out the coral organ is a Phillips organ, Phillicordia. they're pretty awesome. anyone know a good module??

also, does anyone know what this little brown organ the guy from The Coral plays is?? looks pretty cool and compact

thanks Gin, I hadn't thought of modules. I never fully understood how they worked, I do have a small midi keyboard we could use. thing is we don't even really need a full 88 key. and its worth considering whatever we decide on must be able to fit into a Fiat Cinquecento hehe

My band are looking to add some keys to our sound, like Pink Floyd, Hammond kind of sound. I've looked on ebay a bit at older vox organs and stuff but I'm starting to think it may be a better idea to just get a digital stage piano or something, can any keys players recommend a good one for ideally not too much money (can't afford a nord)

I can't wait to hear what happens next, I have a feeling this line up will stick together for a while

the new band is a serious line up, I'm a big Pat fan, He's just got such a great touch with the organ. I didn't realise he was on Heartbreaker too

Mikael also, is a great player

I just bought a EHX Delay pedal, with no intention of using as a 'noise' pedal as such but have discovered some it has some disgusting habits

pretty cheap too, other than that I just turn the holy grail up full, same with the overdrive and just run stuff up and down the neck

Yes, their drummer is unreal. I used to have the same drum teacher as him and he said it had got to the point where he was learning more from him.

I am hyping them up enormously but the live show was awesome. singer used to do all these Jagger moves kinda

I wanted to start this thread after finding an EP of a local band I used to see alot, They're still around under a different name, I haven't seen them play for a while but I must have seen this band around 20 odd times when I was younger

Misterhall - Let's Go Ultimate!

This is just a glorious, epic piece of jazz/pop/rock this band were nuts, just adored them...I have no idea why they're not the biggest band on earth, so how about a thread for all the blinding unsigned bands you guys have seen who you think deserve a little appreciation

This EP is out of print I believe so I hope I don't upset anyone, otherwise I'll take it down

This is a tune, love it. Wilco could release a killer b-sides album

I'm not a big Pink Moon fan, Five leaves Left is where its at for me

I would argue this record was maybe even Tweedys strongest lyrically

I remember my mother’s

Sister’s husband’s brother

Working in the goldmine full-time

Filling in for sunshine

Filing into tight lines

Of ordinary beehives

The door screams I hate you

Hate you hanging around my blue jeans

Why is there no breeze

No currency of leaves

No current through the water wire

No feelings I can see

I trust no emotion

I believe in locomotion

But I've turned to rust as we've discussed

Though I must have let you down

too many times

In the dirt and the dust

I have no idea how this happens

All of my maps have been overthrown

Happenstance has changed my plans

So many times my heart has been outgrown

Now everybody’s feeling all alone

Can’t tell you who I am

When everybody’s feeling all alone

Can’t tell you who I am

I am looking forward

Toward the shadows tracing bones

Our faces stitched and sewing

Our houses hemmed into homes

Trying to be thankful

Our stories fit into phones

And our voices lift so easily

A gift given accidentally

When we’re not sure

We’re not alone

Did he mention any news on recording?

did anyone else think that jeff was singing "when i'm wanking off, i'm shake it off" when they first heard the song?

I still can't get over that line in Kicking Television either, I just find it really hard to imagine Tweedy having a wank, It ruins everything for me

Watch out Nels!!

shame this isnt the full performance

I also don't think I will ever get over Nels on 'You Are My Face'

I still don't understand how people don't like this album, Leave Me Like You Found Me is my favourite now I think. just a perfect song

and On and On and On is remarkable, Really love this album

for me its Desire or Blood On The Tracks, then Blonde On Blonde. I like Modern Times alot too

As for Dylans early electric playing, I love those early shows with Robbie etc when he just takes a swipe at his tele maybe once or twice a verse. I'm pretty sure he is plugged in though

Another new tune up, 'Doubt Is A Lost Road'

http://furs.muxtape.com

Should be second to last in the list there

We recorded this the same time as the others but we wanted to overdub some harmonies, got a bit carried away and it sounds theres like theres a choir on it now, but its cool

This is my favourite I think

be nice

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So Pete Townshend of The Who

Is Peter a different Townshend to Pete??

"A Theory on the wilco Albums why they sound so different and yet so similar"

 

Do you suppose it's because they are different songs written by the same artist........

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