If Music Could Talk

I think it depends on exactly how old you are, I'm 57, my greatest decade was really 84-94. I can't say the 80's were that great because on the underground it was pretty violent and scary. In Florida the cops would bust us for drinking and take Polaroid of us and laugh. We had everybody against us, ...

Man you guys are the best! Thank you for the well wishes, I'm gonna need them

Thank you so much, you know after 20 years on this forum I've grow to really appreciate my virtual friends and Clash Crazies! I hope we have many more year together

I'm sorry guys, I'm going through some heavy shit right now and am not able to do this, if anybody else can please do. I may be able to do it later in the summertime, and that's a maybe, but unfortunately can't do it right now.

This has to be the funniest thread of all!

I will check it out, I have some issues right now that I'm dealing with but I will def visit the collection.

Yes, this is right in the Village, so it's just a 10 min walk away. I'll speak to my wife, she's an Alumni from NYU, maybe she knows about it and how to access

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05 Apr 2024, 10:35am

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Im at Newark Airport. Was quite interesting. No announcements tbough

Aw man, that's closer to it than me and my building was shaking, can't even imagine what it was like there

No, not the tepid album by Joe Strummer but a real earthquake just hit NYC! Never lived through that before, it was so scary. I don't know how people can live in California!

John Sinclair, head of the White Panther Party and also manager of the MC5, famously got a 10 year prison sentence for 2 joints

Watched that semi-recent documentary series about Lennon's murder over the last couple days. Informative to the degree that I really knew very little about the murder beyond the basics. My Beatles love never took me to that level of inquiry. That said, it was a bit flat in terms of impact. I came a...

I've used AI to remix certain albums, like MC5 Back in the USA, normally sounds thin and lame, but I found a bass stem, boosted it, added some effects to the guitars and made a the Killer album it always was and should have been. Check it out https://wetransfer.com/downloads/1206a2e6eba958146918334b...

Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑

27 Mar 2024, 7:05am

revbob wrote: ↑

27 Mar 2024, 7:02am

Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑

27 Mar 2024, 6:54am

https://cdn1.suno.ai/90eb6c79-430d-4c21 ... 3f4cd8.mp3
Dream pop made entirely with AI.

So as someone unfamiliar with this subgenre how close is it?

I'd have assumed it was legit.

I like it, lets just put all the musicians out of business

Ahh shit, been getting back deep into the blues. Old pre-war shit and the delta blues revival stuff that Fat Possum was digging up for years. I think the first blues CD I ever owned may have been R.L. Burnside's Mr. Wizard. This track is still a fuckin' banger after all these years: https://www.you...

I can appreciate it and accept it as an art form, but I still don't like blues or jazz. Speaks nothing to me. Now reggae is a different story, I've been hooked on Reggae since I first saw the movie poster to The Harder They Come, let alone the movie. Reggae speaks volumes to me and I can relate. It ...