Yeah they're awesome, I'd love to see them live, I bet that was quite a show (I'm very jealous)

You know they are going on tour this year and next

I always see their name everywhere, but haven't ever listened. Liked the 90's vibe...is that a thing now?

Saw GY!BE in Chicago in 2013 (I think?). Legendary.

Also, let's face it... I'm likely one of the only one's who'll be posting music from Japan, so I realize the audience is very limited for these choices. — Mayor of Simpleton

I’ve liked most of it. As far as Japanese music goes I also really like Maximum the Hormone and Geinoh Yamashirogumi. But that’s also about all I’m familiar with.

Also, I’ve never heard that Saul Williams song before (t.b.h., I’ve probably never heard any song by him, though the name does sound familiar). — Mental Forms

Maybe from this?

Yet the opening line of that Saul Williams song, I’m not sure if you know this or not, is actually taken (I’m certain, by way of inspiration) from Biz Markie’s the “Vapors.” It’s said at 0:34 in to its video. — Mental Forms

Cool. I wasn’t aware of that.

Another awesome band. My aesthetics professor in Montreal actually played in a band with some of the Godspeed members. Weird guy, but a good philosophy professor and an ace trumpet player. — Seppo

Was it A Silver Mt. Zion?

The name of the group? I don't know that they had a name, or that it was anything more than a few jam sessions- his particular area of interest was the philosophy/aesthetics of improv (so, mainly jazz), and he evidently played with a lot of local musicians in that capacity, but I don't know how serious or regular any of these ensembles/jam sessions actually were.

All I remember is that he mentioned playing with some of the of the Godspeed members at the local bar that one of the Godspeed members was an owner/co-owner of (Casa Del Popolo, iirc). Very cool bar with lots of good live music, the only problem was it was a long walk/bus ride from the downtown campus area where I lived at the time.

this is my mood today...

your mood before, during, or after listening?

The name of the group? I don't know that they had a name, or that it was anything more than a few jam sessions- his particular area of interest was the philosophy/aesthetics of improv (so, mainly jazz), and he evidently played with a lot of local musicians in that capacity, but I don't know how serious or regular any of these ensembles/jam sessions actually were. — Seppo

Oh, ok. Never mind then.

:love: such a pretty song

Back to the 60's...

A Groovy Kind of Love - Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3kXqlJhGuE

such a pretty song — Seppo

:sparkle:

Such a peaceful sound. And what kind of guitar is that?

Just catching up...
So cool.
:cool: :love:

Andrea Bocelli - Con Te Partirò - Live From Piazza Dei Cavalieri, Italy / 1997

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TdWEhMOrRpQ

Zucchero - Follow You Follow Me
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kipwnQl6_JM

Its called a Sollscher guitar, its the guy's own design. Believe that one's a 12 string, but he has a couple others. Amazing classical guitar player.

...its the guy's own design. Believe that one's a 12 string, but he has a couple others. Amazing classical guitar player. — Seppo

Wow. Unbelievable talent and skill. It lifts the spirits.
Thank you.

RIP Gary Brooker

@Paine @Noble Dust @Jack Cummins @Agent Smith agree?

Returning to silence.
:pray: :victory: :sparkle:

If you tried to give rock and roll another name, you might call it 'Chuck Berry'. — John Lennon

"Johnny B Goode" (2:39) :fire:
A-side single, 1958
Chuck Berry

Everybody starts by imitating their heroes. For me it was Chuck Berry and Muddy Waters. — Keith Richards

Yeah, Chuck Berry was the full package, ridiculous in his excellence. In the best possible sense.

Getting weird

@Noble Dust agree

@jamalrob agree (surprisingly, you seem like the most muslim person here)

Getting weird — Noble Dust

I listened to that, but I don't think I agree. Shoegaze is a good genre though