What Are you Listening to Right Now?

[Inder]

The things I've done for music, the things I've done for art!

[Marky Dread]

The things I've done for music, the things I've done for art!

[Inder]

The "ducks, ducks... ducks on the wall!" has the exact phrasing of Guns on the Roof, which is lol.

[Marky Dread]

The "ducks, ducks... ducks on the wall!" has the exact phrasing of Guns on the Roof, which is lol.

Indeed.

[Dr. Medulla]

A Pacific Northwest punk band from the late 1970s, they produced a five-song ep and that's it. But that "it" is powerful good.

[Kory]

A Pacific Northwest punk band from the late 1970s, they produced a five-song ep and that's it. But that "it" is powerful good.

I wish this area made better music. Seattle still has this reputation as a "cool music city" but that all died in '94. And even that music was pretty bad.

[Dr. Medulla]

A Pacific Northwest punk band from the late 1970s, they produced a five-song ep and that's it. But that "it" is powerful good.

I wish this area made better music. Seattle still has this reputation as a "cool music city" but that all died in '94. And even that music was pretty bad.

Don't worry, buddy, Pearl Jam isn't going anywhere.

[Dr. Medulla]

Elegiac, Elegiac. Brand new one-off recording from Graham Lewis and Ted Milton. Hard to classify this. No wave inspired, certainly, along the lines of funk cacophony. Screechy sax and groovy bass. No hint of melody going on here, it's all bass and percussion driven, with sax and vocals dropping in and out. Depending on your opinion of James Chance's early 80s stuff, this will or won't appeal.

[Kory]

A Pacific Northwest punk band from the late 1970s, they produced a five-song ep and that's it. But that "it" is powerful good.

I wish this area made better music. Seattle still has this reputation as a "cool music city" but that all died in '94. And even that music was pretty bad.

Don't worry, buddy, Pearl Jam isn't going anywhere.

Puke

[Dr. Medulla]

A Pacific Northwest punk band from the late 1970s, they produced a five-song ep and that's it. But that "it" is powerful good.

I wish this area made better music. Seattle still has this reputation as a "cool music city" but that all died in '94. And even that music was pretty bad.

Don't worry, buddy, Pearl Jam isn't going anywhere.

Puke

Pearl Jam is Seattle's Rush, right? I'm correct about this, right?

[Kory]

A Pacific Northwest punk band from the late 1970s, they produced a five-song ep and that's it. But that "it" is powerful good.

I wish this area made better music. Seattle still has this reputation as a "cool music city" but that all died in '94. And even that music was pretty bad.

Don't worry, buddy, Pearl Jam isn't going anywhere.

Puke

Pearl Jam is Seattle's Rush, right? I'm correct about this, right?

Rush at least has some interesting instrumentalism sometimes. Pearl Jam is just a gray wash of sound.

[Dr. Medulla]

I wish this area made better music. Seattle still has this reputation as a "cool music city" but that all died in '94. And even that music was pretty bad.

Don't worry, buddy, Pearl Jam isn't going anywhere.

Puke

Pearl Jam is Seattle's Rush, right? I'm correct about this, right?

Rush at least has some interesting instrumentalism sometimes. Pearl Jam is just a gray wash of sound.

If you say so. I just hear dull pretentiousness and uptight fans who think they've figured shit out better than everyone else. (Which, in all honesty, probably also describes most of the bands I love. But that's different.)

[Olaf]

The "ducks, ducks... ducks on the wall!" has the exact phrasing of Guns on the Roof, which is lol.

Indeed.

They torture all the women and children
then they've put the ducks on the wall

[Marky Dread]

The "ducks, ducks... ducks on the wall!" has the exact phrasing of Guns on the Roof, which is lol.

Indeed.

They torture all the women and children
then they've put the ducks on the wall
They plan the duck revolution
Then wait for the empire to fall

Only on IMCT can a song about the shooting of expensive racing pigeons be turned in to a song about ducks bringing down a dictatorship.

[RockNRollWhore]

The new Vol 4 sabbath remaster sounds surprisingly good to my ears. A ton of compression added but those early sabbath records needed it bad IMO. Very thin yet muddy sounding simultaneously. 70s production can be pretty hit or miss for me