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Music and DISCUSSION Thread
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Captain Sternn
Amicable Cannastronaut
Right on, I always liked WZ product and presentation way better than Rob by himself. WZ did a backyard show in Vincennes, Indiana one time it was part of an MTV contest that some college kid won. That's not too far from where I live and I went over there that day, I was standing with some dudes I didn't know getting high and listening in the side yard of somebody's house. Couldn't see much but still worth doing.
Psychobilly
Kaese Kaiser
Started listening to White Zombie in the 90's and I still casually enjoy a fair bit of RZ's stuff, but I don't think 80's me would have bought him as authentic. He seems more like a theater kid than a headbanger.
You ever seen that TV show ? The IT Crowd ? Lots of memes and stuff but it's actually a good show.
Yes sir, I've seen most of Noel Fielding's work. IT Crowd has some episodes I really enjoy but it isn't a favorite of mine overall. Cringe humour is not my thing.
Just ran across this and realized there is still hope for the youth. Here's ST's guitarist playing Institutionalized with a bunch of students. It starts a little tentative but by the first chorus these kids are going for it. It may not be polished but it is fun.
It made me smile when the girls roar.
Cradle of Mirth
In Bloom
Who remembers The Box Music Network? Video Jukebox network before that..
Free over-the-air tv needs to bring back the Box
Free over-the-air tv needs to bring back the Box
Promethean
In Bloom
I may well have posted this early in the thread, but it's such a great song a repeat won't hurt anyone 
Stan Rogers was a son of east coast parents who fell in love with the culture and stories of his roots.
This was the first of his songs to really resonate with me, as it was the story of so many of my coworkers who left everything they knew behind to travel thousands of kilometers to risk their lives and health in the Alberta oilsands. Called fools for leaving by their friends and families and mocked for their accents and their ways in the West, these men wouldn't be stopped.
I'm so proud to call them my brothers.
Stan Rogers was a son of east coast parents who fell in love with the culture and stories of his roots.
This was the first of his songs to really resonate with me, as it was the story of so many of my coworkers who left everything they knew behind to travel thousands of kilometers to risk their lives and health in the Alberta oilsands. Called fools for leaving by their friends and families and mocked for their accents and their ways in the West, these men wouldn't be stopped.
I'm so proud to call them my brothers.
When I heard that voice on the Letterkenney soundtrack (the episode when they went to Quebec) I had to look up Lisa Leblanc, an Acadian"trash-folk" singer. Her attitude reached through the language barrier.
Here she is with Aujourd'hui, ma vie c'est d'la marde, which translates to Today my life is shit.
Here she is with Aujourd'hui, ma vie c'est d'la marde, which translates to Today my life is shit.
