What music does everyone listen to?

[thebones]

More tribute.

[thebones]

[defixione]

RIP Genesis.

https://pitchfork.com/news/genesis-brey ... ead-at-70/

Thanks for posting this. First I've heard. Dude was a freak but legendary. Throbbing Gristle is not easy listening but was groundbreaking.

Genesis collaborated with William Burroughs in Lawrence in 1981 on a recording.

Here's an example from the psychic tv days:

And genesis and company arguably invented the acid house genre in the late 80's:

This is my favorite psychic tv disco song:


RIP in peace genesis.

I was fortunate to see them play at Kezar Stadium in 1981. Flipper opened for them. Mind blown.

[thebones]

RIP Genesis.

https://pitchfork.com/news/genesis-brey ... ead-at-70/

Thanks for posting this. First I've heard. Dude was a freak but legendary. Throbbing Gristle is not easy listening but was groundbreaking.

Genesis collaborated with William Burroughs in Lawrence in 1981 on a recording.

Here's an example from the psychic tv days:

And genesis and company arguably invented the acid house genre in the late 80's:

This is my favorite psychic tv disco song:


RIP in peace genesis.

I was fortunate to see them play at Kezar Stadium in 1981. Flipper opened for them. Mind blown.

That's cool man. For anyone not familiar with Flipper, they were one of the early Subterranean/ROIR records bands. They had one of the classic punk album covers. Generic Flipper.

I mean, they're a shitty punk rock band. But this song isn't bad

[thebones]

Radiohead's Kid A was released on 10/2/00. The record portends doom all over the place.

[Shirley]

That's cool man. For anyone not familiar with Flipper, they were one of the early Subterranean/ROIR records bands. They had one of the classic punk album covers. Generic Flipper.

I mean, they're a shitty punk rock band. But this song isn't bad

^^^

[defixione]

https://images.app.goo.gl/GY32m6Gpm6bscuLZ9

Am I right, DC?

[thebones]

That's cool man. For anyone not familiar with Flipper, they were one of the early Subterranean/ROIR records bands. They had one of the classic punk album covers. Generic Flipper.

I mean, they're a shitty punk rock band. But this song isn't bad

^^^

"scratch like a monkey"

[jhawks99]

This may be my favorite album ever. Despite some stoopid lyrics.

[Deleted User 89]

“rediscovering” 311, and reminiscing about good times in high school

not my favorite track, but the one playing now

[Deleted User 307]

Holy shit, 311. Seen them 15-20 times.

[Deleted User 89]

Holy shit, 311. Seen them 15-20 times.

front row at what used to be The Bottleneck, circa 1998?

not the only time i saw them, but definitely the most memorable...passed a j back and forth with p-nut

[Deleted User 307]

Nah, I didn't have a car in 1998. Would've been starting around 2000. But saw them probably 2-3 times a year when I was in the KC area.

And Bottleneck is closed? That's sad.

[ousdahl]

yup, good times in high school...every morning in the parking lot, kids blasting 311 on their subwoofers in the back of their 5.0 mustangs...

[Deleted User 89]

not closed, but i think it changed names

[Deleted User 89]

somebody told me relatively recently, like last couple years, that 311 was playing cruise ships these days

kinda sad if true, but gotta pay those bills

[Deleted User 307]

somebody told me relatively recently, like last couple years, that 311 was playing cruise ships these days

kinda sad if true, but gotta pay those bills

Nah, it's not sad Cruise Ships. They literally rented out a cruise ship just to play like 6 sets over a weekend. Kinda like "311 Day" where they just play for 3 days straight in a fest like setting.

https://www.311cruise.com/

I haven't seen them in a few years, but they still seem to have a huge following.

[ousdahl]

prob one of those jam cruises? ETA vega beat me to it

I know a hippie chick that went on one a while back. drunk on drugs dancing topless on a boat for a week straight.

well, not completely topless. like some hippie chick body paint or pasties or something.

[Deleted User 89]

somebody told me relatively recently, like last couple years, that 311 was playing cruise ships these days

kinda sad if true, but gotta pay those bills

Nah, it's not sad Cruise Ships. They literally rented out a cruise ship just to play like 6 sets over a weekend. Kinda like "311 Day" where they just play for 3 days straight in a fest like setting.

https://www.311cruise.com/

I haven't seen them in a few years, but they still seem to have a huge following.

ahhh

oddly enough, that makes me feel better

[jhawks99]

It was Off the Wall Hall when I was there.