Superdenim Specific Music Meta Thread...

[Maynard Friedman]

Contender for best album title:

[UkeNo]

New Little Barrie ft Malcom Catto

https://open.spotify.com/album/0LsVTxfVY7QUCQcZlpR21u?si=GoUmcX0nRvSBqjy-1UUDgQ

[chicote]

 

[Duke Mantee]

Too late for St Davids day I suppose

 

 

Edited March 6, 2022 by Duke Mantee

[JohnM]

You made my day Duke with the Utah Saints.  Not sure how I missed that one!

[Maynard Friedman]

 

[Jared_Lee]

^YES^

Happy Sunday.

 

 

Edited March 13, 2022 by Jared_Lee

[bartlebyyphonics]

 

for that Clyde Stubblefield drum sample, but also for what looks like a funky denim tux for the front cover...

'turn it loose... 'cos it's a mother...'

[Maynard Friedman]

“Take ‘em to the (denim)bridge…”

[MJF9]

 

[chicote]

 

[Duke Mantee]

 

 

[Maynard Friedman]

 

[chicote]

 

[Double 0 Soul]

 

[bod]

 

Edited April 29, 2022 by bod

[Maynard Friedman]

 

[MJF9]

More Kate... this time in dungarees, Fair Isle looking knit and Donald Sutherland with book of dreams!

 

[Duke Mantee]

 

Edited May 8, 2022 by Duke Mantee

[Maynard Friedman]

 

[Double 0 Soul]

Paul Heaton is 60 today.. Who else writes subversive pop songs about party conferences?

Happy Birthday!!

[Jared_Lee]

 

 

Edited May 10, 2022 by Jared_Lee

[Maynard Friedman]

 

[Thanks_M8]

found a guilty pleasure and reminder of my youth at once in my collection

[pomata]

 

[pomata]

 

[Coolguyzack]

On 9/4/2020 at 1:37 PM, julian-wolf said:

Been revisiting old Avalanches and the like, this week

 

I've been scouring this thread and loving it! Seeing the serpents here made me so happy! I know they're still used in various band and folk traditions across Europe, but it's cool to think that they've been around since the late 16th century. (Though here they're holding it in an 18th-century way).

It's evident that there's a certain vibe in this thread, but I regularly rehearse and write about music in my jeans. So as my contribution, for any J.S. Bach fans, you should check out the music of his father's cousin, Johann Christoph Bach that I've been enjoying lately. J.S. is known to have performed his music in Leipzig and even there have been works of J.C. mistakenly attributed to him, (the Ich lasse dich nicht probably being the most famous loss of the J.S. Bach canon for J.C.). This is an aria/lament titled Ach, dass ich Wassers gnug hätte, and it is full of really cool musico-rhetorical devices described and codified by previous generations of German rhetoricians, I won't give the full lecture here, but think things like dramatic leaps, word painting embedded in the music like "Tag und nacht" (day and night), and suspended dissonance over the word "Sünde" (sin). Playing on period-accurate instruments (except the organ) within a non-equal temperament makes the tuning sound so good!

 

[Double 0 Soul]

I've just been looking at these Brennan cd rippers.. seems like the answer for very little £££ for folks like me who've never fully transitioned to digital.. never used itunes or the like and have 1000's of cd's which i never listed to cos i don't have a drive in the macbook, it's got an internal amp, they do speakers too...

[Maynard Friedman]

They look good Neal. For even less £££ you could simply buy a separate USB CD/DVD drive and rip your CDs to a music library on your MacBook hard drive.

[pomata]

1 hour ago, Double 0 Soul said:

I've just been looking at these Brennan cd rippers.. seems like the answer for very little £££ for folks like me who've never fully transitioned to digital.. never used itunes or the like and have 1000's of cd's which i never listed to cos i don't have a drive in the macbook, it's got an internal amp, they do speakers too...

why don't you get a good vintage cd player instead? I's amazing how good they sound. I've had a few of these sony ES serie (made in japan in the 90s) and I can say it's really well spent money.

Edited May 12, 2022 by pomata