The Music Room

Onyx wrote:

You return from your journey to the Tibetan mountains, and the most mainstream of mainstream music is all you have to show for it?

stumbled across this on Youtube somehow, remember my parents listening to this when it was new as a kid in the late 90s.

pretty catchy, seemed like the guys style was ahead of its time, still holds up surprisingly well unlike a lot of music from back then, you wouldn't think it was 20+ year old music

Your parents recognize the tunes goddam its catchy.

I need to introduce MT to some Indie classics imo, he's wasting time listening to these millennial turds

Jamiroquai is great I haven't listened to his music in years, but he's got some really catchy tunes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWju37TZfo0

back when pop songs were actually smart and good

Firenze wrote: remember my parents listening to this when it was new as a kid in the late 90s.

holy shit do I feel old now

If you are over 30 then i am afraid i have some bad news

El Gunner wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWju37TZfo0

back when pop songs were actually smart and good

my sister and I were obsessed with Outkast back then

there was a period of time when they were on the Music TV channels like 3-4 times an hr. Hey Ya, Sorry ms Jackson, etc.

Think I had the album too. That album was huge.

Pop songs are still good imo

Going to a John Maus concert tomorrow.

In honour of tonights Spurs vs City game on that Wembley pitch:

I don't want to know what kind of bar you went to, to discover that type of music, Hans. Unreasonably inspirational and high budget music video, though

these ones are pretty inspirational too

@Robes: I don't know if you already know them, but since you like The Black Angels, you should check Rival Sons, Monster Truck and Royal Blood. They are not exactly the same style, but if you have a soft spot for 70s Rock, those artists will definitely fall agreeably upon your ears.

Here's a taste:


I hope you like them

^ about rock it's psychedelic rock so I am for 60s and not 70s ( ah, happy birthday Grace Slick, the great singer  from Jefferson Airplane)
The Black Angels are the group to have rekindled the sacred psychedelic fire (not just them,but they're my favorite ), in a period of musical conformity , and they've the merit to do it with great credibilty.
Unreal for me that they are so underrated.
But that's the psychedelic rock on nowadays, relegated on an underground dimension.
Well, blessed who has the privilege to know them .


Anyway. ...... I will listen them

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