Nina Gordon and Louise Post could be the coolest persons of any band in the 1990’s to front a band. Ok, maybe not cooler than Courtney Love (Hole), but they are up there with Liam Gallagher (Oasis) and Kim Gordon (Sonic Youth). There’s just something about these two that feels free, totally free with that ”I don’t give a f*’k” attitude that I’m a sucker for. No intention of playing any games, just natural cool. Just look at the Glastonbury YouTube video down below and you might get what I mean.
Eric ”The Fox” Carr, Kiss, born in Brooklyn, New York on the 12th of July 1950, was my favourite drummer when I grew up. His hard hitting style amazed me and made me want to buy a drumkit. Unfortunatly for me my parents didn’t agee. To this day the 1982 ”Creatures of the Night” album […]
A faith worse than death 😂😂😂
An interview made in 2004 have surfaced, and is a must listen. Especially for all those clayborn black metal muppets who still don’t get what Dissection was all about, and that 2006 ”Reinkaos” album is the most Satanic record ever written.
7/10 … I don’t know if it was a Swedish only phenomena, but during the 1980’s there could break out fights between ”Synthare” (People into Electronic music such as Depeche Mode & Kraftwerk) and ”Hårdrockare” (Metal kids), and these fueds are still here today but more of a verbal thing than actual fistfights. For the moment, there’s a really funny one going on by two journalists here, my favourite Swedish entertainment journalist, Fredrik Strage from a national newspapers and one guy from a more of a local newspaper.
Let’s all sing ”laaaaand of the freeee” … or maybe not so much. Once again have a member of the mighty Watain been banned from entering the country. The first time it was because of a members prison sentence, but this time for what? Having odd interests? Long hair? Being involved in Satanism? The patience for everything doesn’t streamline to […]
The now classic documentary Centered around the Sex Pistols 1978 tour of the United States which ended with the group breaking up, the tour was the only one the Pistols played in the United States. Director Lech Kowalski followed the band with handheld cameras through the clubs and bars of their U.S. tour. Mixing this with footage of other contemporary bands, trends in the fashion capitals and punks of alle shapes and colors, Kowalski captured a grainy, stained snapshot of the punk movement at its peak With live performances by the Sex Pistols, The Dead Boys, Generation X (with Billy Idol), The Rich Kids, the X-Ray Spex, and Sham 69.
10/10 … Ramones came from Forest Hills – a neighborhood of Queens, New York City is one of these bands that gets a pass in my maybe narrow view of what I want Punk/Hardcore to be. I like the bands to be political, a voice of trying to change things in society. An uncomfortable closed fist in the faces of those making laws and in position of power. Ramones are more of a yes, we’re misfits, but we’re going to have a fuckin great time being that.
Before you go apeshit over the fact that your record is not on the list and want to hang the author …. this is a list compiled of what people have in their record collection on discogs, the best site for record collectors. Always when you see lists like this, people focus on why their […]
I’m not a big love song person, that’s why I have a hard time with for example, early The Beatles and other ”She loves me yeah, yeah” songs or a lot of slow paced ”love me” soul from the 1960’s. It doesn’t give me anything, but that can have to do with how we define love and what’s sleazy and what genuine. I also have a hard time to express why I like the love songs that I like. Maybe because I think early love is more pain than pleasure? Maybe I don’t really like love? I have often wished for myself that I wouldn’t love so I could have gone on and done other things in my life, but maybe I would have then missed out … who knows? Maybe that’s a task for some psychology major somewhere. But when I get the question of what I would choose when it comes to this category, I always think of this one and Depeche Mode ”It’s No Good” first and then I have to think about other titles.
Year: 1971Genre: Prog/RockFrom: ”Moving Waves” LP I don’t have any direct personal relationship to this track. I’ve heard it on and off during my life. Thought it was pretty good, but didn’t seek it out. Then by accident I came by this live clip from 1973 on YouTube that you can see down below, and […]
9/10 … Stand out tracks are the amazing fuzzy “Lord of Light”, the astounding, mind-warping sound of “Down Through The Night”. “Brainstorm” in its dirtyness and directness, and when the furious “Master of the Universe” comes on, my mind gets blown every time. I even like “Orgone Accumulator”, that has a boogie-rock part that I usually hate, but here I buy it for some reason. Probably because it’s drenched in spaced out rock 🙂
This is a mesmerizing psy-fi grooves masterpiece!
A work always in progress, but here you have for the moment 166 tracks from the 1970’s or as it’s also called, the golden era of Soul/Funk Music. And also a couple of Blues tracks. HERE YOU FIND MORE SPOTIFY PLAYLISTS
Mgla (pronounced “mgwah”) means “Fog” in Polish, was formed in the year 2000 in Krakow, Poland. From the start they where a studio project only, but started to tour in 2012. If you look at the bands lyrics, dystopia and nihilism is the theme that runs throughout. That’s usually not something that gets me hooked […]
