Was about as close to the London blitzkrieg as 9/11 is to us now.
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Was about as close to the London blitzkrieg as 9/11 is to us now.
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I wrote about Phish playing Fenway last night, and bits about summer tour and their career arc in general.
⚾🎸 Phish knocked another one out of the park on night two at Fenway www.jambase.com/article/phis...
I wrote about Phish playing Fenway last night, and bits about summer tour and their career arc in general.
⚾🎸 Phish knocked another one out of the park on night two at Fenway www.jambase.com/article/phis...
Music is always good but I miss when there were more hippies scattered about in it.
Post your hottest music take. Mine is New Order is better than Joy Division.
Scrolling fast, I thought it said "Usher was blocked for this post."
YEAH!!!! YEAH!!!! YEAH!!!!
alternative rock, blood-and-guts, Jah, kick drum, major depressive order (TIL "alternative rock" entered the dictionary in 1975)
Find the 5 words from your birth year that perfectly describe YOUR vibe ⬇️ www.merriam-webster.com/time-traveler/
Just read that Phish are branding the Fenway shows as "94" in honor of the last time they played a good show in Boston.
Today I secured my ticket to Phish in Fenway on Saturday and I can promise you now you will never see a worse setlist in all your life.
The amazing thing is that McGrupp, Forbin, Harpua in MSG is actually LESS weird than these guys getting in a smelly 1980s van and playing these songs in clubs across the country.
I really like Esther and Guyute but back to back in a set is kinda rough.
A colleague just asked me who my first celebrity crush was, I said “Sinead O’Connor” without hesitation and then 20 minutes later realized what today is. 😔
I find Jon Fishman’s take on “Purple Rain” to be oddly moving and also hope my friends who are mega Prince fans never, ever have to hear it.
It’s a bit rough how much better Phish shows are without any 21st century songs.
I half wondered if they would attempt to recreate the Real Gin on 95 night. Off the table now.
Tonight Billy Strings is playing the Civic Center in Portland, the site of 12/30/93. I can only say because people wearing his merch are everywhere.
Huh, I’ve been listening to this album for 30 years and still somehow like it a tiny bit more each time I hear it.
Fiona Apple's debut album 'Tidal' was released 30 years ago today. 💿 What's your favorite track?
Elton John's "Honky Cat" is the first that comes to mind. The swing, the rhythm. I was obsessed with the imagery despite not knowing the slang for "honky" or "cat." And the jamming between the piano and bass in the outro foreshadowed what music I'd like later in life.
reposting bc typo in original. fellow music heads: what was the first song you were truly obsessed with? my parents had to take the record for this one away from me because i was playing it over and over:
Music writers trying to pinpoint the "song of the summer" by plucking something out of obscurity will never not be weird. The people choose that, and this year it's pretty clearly "Be Her", at least where I live.
When you schedule the promoted post too far in advance and forget to double-check it.