i was commenting to newlin today that i wanted to listen to something i haven't listened to in a long time. but i didn't know what. i've been uploading photos from compound shows and for some reason i get kinda nostalgic when i do that, dunno why, some of these shows were only like a week ago. still, i try not to get caught up too heavily in nostalgia, sure i've mentioned that before.
moving on.
i was thinking about bands that walk the line between nostalgia and productivity and i was like, man, no one does that better than '68 comeback. doesn't matter how far back into music jeff & co reach, they still keep what they're doing fresh. dead friends seem like they just died with these dudes. i pulled out "a bridge too fuckin far" as i set bout my task of documenting compound shows on facebook and it felt perfect.
someday my prince will come:
http://www.myspace.com/68comebackfansite
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Sunday, September 27, 2009
Thursday, July 30, 2009
gun club
prob my fav gun club song...ghost on the highway
there isn't much to the vid. just audio.
here's another good one...fire spirit
i can't help but think ian astbury took big cues from jeffrey lee pierce. makes the cult even less interesting. i've also been thinking about the similarities in the vocal stylings of black francis compared to pierce too. dunno. whatever.
there isn't much to the vid. just audio.
here's another good one...fire spirit
i can't help but think ian astbury took big cues from jeffrey lee pierce. makes the cult even less interesting. i've also been thinking about the similarities in the vocal stylings of black francis compared to pierce too. dunno. whatever.
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gun club,
kid congo,
nick cave and the bad seeds,
the cramps
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