Ich habe grade eine nicht ganz unbegründete Angst dass wegen solcher Dinge bald irgendwer bei uns einmarschiert pic.twitter.com/3LuIg2t8rV— Grindmaster Fesxh // Créateur de malheur (@grndmstrfesxh) May 9, 2022
I'll throw in the album Thom Yorke was alleged to have listened to endlessly while Radiohead was recording Kid A. Talk Talk's swansong from 31 years ago.
Kendrick is probably the best artist in contemporary music. All of his albums are excellent and he just put out a new one.
Ian: https://open.spotify.com/track/3yFuR1IBQ0PiZQntPDjfD8?si=leAdCr02QRCPU-8TDs47mA&utm_source=copy-link , 'nuff said.
One the best concerts I have seen in years was Jethro Tull's 50th at Ravinia in 2018. Excellent sound, excellent environment, they had video tributes from various artists between songs. Just a great show. First time I saw them was 1980 at Rosemont Horizon (Allstate). I think Whitesnake opened.[emoji44]
Cool (aside from Whitesnake). In the mid 90's Ian Anderson was booked as the headline performer at the Grant Park bandshell as the concluding event of the World Flute Congress. Sitting out on the lawn waiting to see Ian solo and the whole of Tull came out. Another fine evening. Grew up opening and closing my brothers copy of Stand Up, repeatedly.
This does sound exactly like Kate Nash's most recent album. Which wasn't bad, but it is a bit disappointing how similar it sounds to something I've already heard.
Anyway, speaking of things that sound the same, I've found more depressing Japanese indie for me to listen to in the dark holding my empty beer bottle after the Fire lose.