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Those Who Dwell on the Obvious
I am Dr. Midge Simmons
Those Who Dwell on the Obvious
I am Dr. Midge Simmons
The Sweet Home Alabama Saga
The full story of Sweet Home Alabama, the inspiration and response. A goofy, tragic tale of love, loss, and Kid Rock.
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0:00 Sweet Home Alabama
0:36 A Dis-Track, and Neil Young
2:57 Tragedy Strikes
3:30 Warren Arrives
5:00 Bliss and Rock
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"What You Don’t Know about Sweet Home Alabama Will Shock You" - Iambus
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0:00 Sweet Home Alabama
0:36 A Dis-Track, and Neil Young
2:57 Tragedy Strikes
3:30 Warren Arrives
5:00 Bliss and Rock
#lynyrdskynyrd
#warrenzevon
#neilyoung
#kidrock
#classicrock
"What You Don’t Know about Sweet Home Alabama Will Shock You" - Iambus
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Harry Nilsson’s Search for Meaning
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Harry Nilsson's 1971 record, The Point, may be the greatest children's story ever written. To top it off it also just so happens to have some of the most well written pop songs ever put to tape. A timeless tale about growing and finding meaning in life; a story for everyone. That is the point. Subscribe: www.youtube.com/@ComInBraille?sub_confirmation=1 Listen to the Album: th-cam.com/video/f8qj...
What Makes Hallelujah Special; From a Deep-Cut to an Icon
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What makes an Icon? How can a song propel itself beyond entertainment, be able to be read in a religious context, and as a lustful account of lost love? Hallelujah is one of the most well-known and recognizable songs today, but that was not always the case. This is a look at the history, from its initial release when Sony refused to release the album in Canada or the United States to the many s...
Sonic Youth Selling Out in Style, Bringing Noise Rock to the Masses
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Sonic Youth are not as small and indie as they once were, but sometimes it feels like it. For being a band that has been as culturally significant as Sonic Youth, I am bewildered by the lack of coverage they receive here on TH-cam, and I hope to help remedy that. I love Goo and Washing Machine, and just about everything the band put out. More than that, you have to respect the way Sonic Youth h...
Led Zeppelin’s Most Overlooked Album
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Have you ever heard of a transitional record lost in translation. This video looks at the forgotten classic that is Led Zeppelin's 1980 release In Through the Out Door, an album often considered to be one of the weaker in their catalog. I love this album, the ambition and the risk of creating something so different for the band is incredibly admirable to me, so why not share. Subscribe: www.you...
Is All New Music Bad?
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Is new music bad, or am I bad. Here I talk about good music, bad timing, and everything in-between. This is a concept video. Do you like Sophisti-Pop, how about Adam Green, or Will Wood, or perhaps hit band The 1975, that's right I said it. I am not ashamed. Much talk about new music being inferior to music of the past has been generated recently, and after sitting on this video for a while, it...
Reclaiming Fame and Artistic Integrity, Duran Duran's Comeback
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This video looks at the 1993 self titled Duran Duran "Wedding Album" and specifically how Duran Duran managed to reclaim their spotlight as one of the biggest bands in the world through innovation. Also a desperate plea to make Duran cool again. LOVE VOODOO is cool. Subscribe: www.youtube.com/@ComInBraille?sub_confirmation=1 Listen to the Album: th-cam.com/video/L5riVQ8pHRo/w-d-xo.html Why Ordi...
Prefab Sprout: Lust, the Human Condition, and Subversion
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This video looks at the songwriting of esteemed Prefab Sprout front-man, Paddy McAloon; more specifically how he constructs songs around love. Prefab Sprout is cool and too little people talk about them. Tell me why Prefab Sprout is cool to you fellas. Talking about Protest Songs, Jordan: The Comeback, and Andromeda Heights. Subscribe: www.youtube.com/@ComInBraille?sub_confirmation=1 Songs Cove...
How The Smiths Defined and Dominated Jangle Pop
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This video is an exploration of The Smith's posthumous final record, Strangways, Here We Come, and an analysis of several foundational elements to determine how The Smiths overcame their independent label. Subscribe: www.youtube.com/@ComInBraille?sub_confirmation=1 Listen to the album: th-cam.com/video/nxr1EXwOMLU/w-d-xo.html Our Twitter: Comin_Braille Our Instagram: A...
A Musical Descent to the Mind of Brian Wilson, the Other Beach Boys’ Masterpiece
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This video is an exploration of the perfect three song run concluding the Beach Boys' 1971 record Surf's Up. Subscribe: www.youtube.com/@ComInBraille?sub_confirmation=1 Listen to the album: th-cam.com/video/YpJ-pLYmDHU/w-d-xo.html Our Twitter: Comin_Braille Our Instagram: Aggressive_Speak_In_Braille 0:00 Introduction 0:41 A Day in the Life of a Tree 1:04 Some Context ...
Top 10 Simon and Garfunkel Songs, Ranked (X4)
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In our Top 10 series we conclude our examination of an artist by listing off all of our top 10 songs. In this episode we are picking our favorite Simon and Garfunkel songs. #Top10 #simonandgarfunkel #paulsimon #bookends #Ranked
Top 10 Tame Impala Songs, Ranked (X4)
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In our Top 10 series we conclude our examination of an artist by listing off all of our top 10 songs. In this episode we are picking our favorite Tame Impala songs. #Top10 #tameimpala #kevinparker #currents #Ranked
Simon and Garfunkel Albums Ranked Worst to Best, Studio Discography Review
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In our Rank and Review series we follow up on our conversations from our Album Excavation series and list off our rankings for some of our favorite artists. This time we cover, Simon and Garfunkel. #paulsimon #simonandgarfunkel #bookends #AlbumReview #Ranked
Beyond the Black Review, Album Salutations Ep. 4 Beyond the Black
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In our Album Salutations series, we examine new albums with intent and give our initial reviews, often first impressions or reactions to fresh, new records. In this episode we examine Beyond the Black's 2023 self-titled record. Listen to the album: th-cam.com/video/qQLJKoVl2yY/w-d-xo.html Our Twitter: Comin_Braille Our Instagram: Aggressive_Speak_In_Braille 0:00 Intro...
Tame Impala Albums Ranked Worst to Best, Studio Discography Review
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Tame Impala Albums Ranked Worst to Best, Studio Discography Review
Bridge Over Troubled Water Review, Album Excavation Ep. 56 Simon and Garfunkel
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Bridge Over Troubled Water Review, Album Excavation Ep. 56 Simon and Garfunkel
Every Loser Review, Album Salutations Ep. 3 Iggy Pop
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Every Loser Review, Album Salutations Ep. 3 Iggy Pop
The Slow Rush Review, Album Excavation Ep. 55 Tame Impala
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The Slow Rush Review, Album Excavation Ep. 55 Tame Impala
Bookends Review, Album Excavation Ep. 54 Simon and Garfunkel
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Bookends Review, Album Excavation Ep. 54 Simon and Garfunkel
Currents Review, Album Excavation Ep. 53 Tame Impala
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Currents Review, Album Excavation Ep. 53 Tame Impala
Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme Review, Album Excavation Ep. 52 Simon and Garfunkel
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Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme Review, Album Excavation Ep. 52 Simon and Garfunkel
Lonerism Review, Album Excavation Ep. 51 Tame Impala
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Lonerism Review, Album Excavation Ep. 51 Tame Impala
Sounds of Silence Review, Album Excavation Ep. 50 Simon and Garfunkel
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Sounds of Silence Review, Album Excavation Ep. 50 Simon and Garfunkel
InnerSpeaker Review, Album Excavation Ep. 49 Tame Impala
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InnerSpeaker Review, Album Excavation Ep. 49 Tame Impala
Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M. Review, Album Excavation Ep. 48 Simon and Garfunkel
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Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M. Review, Album Excavation Ep. 48 Simon and Garfunkel
Top 10 King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard Songs, Ranked (X4)
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Top 10 King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard Songs, Ranked (X4)
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard Albums Ranked Worst to Best, Studio Discography Review
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King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard Albums Ranked Worst to Best, Studio Discography Review
Changes Review, Album Excavation Ep. 47 King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard
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Changes Review, Album Excavation Ep. 47 King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard
Laminated Denim Review, Album Excavation Ep. 46 King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard
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Laminated Denim Review, Album Excavation Ep. 46 King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard
The January Stars aligned to bring us the enduring Alabama tribute tune! Those are fun facts indeed.
The album ‘SurfsUp’ is certainly my favourite Beach Boys album. When I bought it in the early 70’s I was working in a studio by myself with few albums so this got played a lot. My favourite track was certainly ‘Surfs Up’ with the wonderful lyrics by Van Dyke Parks. When I was on holiday in New York I bought Orange Crate Art which was written by Van Dyke Parks with singing by Brian Wilson. I managed to find Van Dyke Parks email address and wrote to him back then to enquire when he would be working with Brian again and got a lovely reply.
Good video! I agree that Brian made masterpiece songs after Pet Sounds. Good Vibrations, Cabin Essence, Wind Chimes, Surfs Up, are all 10s in my opinion. A Day in the Life of a Tree is fantastic! Concerning Til I Die, the best version on that song is the Stephen Desper mix! Love You is a great weird album, but not a masterpiece. However, Brian has made another masterpiece album. That Lucky Old Sun in 2008!
I was here before your "fan club"... wonder what kind of loser runs that channel
TIL I DIE IS AN EXTREMELY COMPLICATED MUSICAL EXPRESSION COUPLED WITH INTERWOVEN VOCAL HARMONICS BASED ON AN AUGMENTATION OF THE COMBINATION SOUNDING LIKE TWO STRANGERS CROSSING A RIVER IN OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS IN THE DARKEST NIGHT /YET SOMEHOW THEY REACH AN ALMOST UNPARALLELED BLEND ASTONISHING THE LISTENER TO DEEPLY VENTURE TOWARDS TERRITORY ONLY BRIAN HAS DEFINED. IF ONE HAS MADE A LIFELONG STUDY OF / BAND MATES /FAMILY / FRIENDS/ COLLABORATORS/ HIGHLY SCHOOLED MUSICIANS AND INFLUENCES SECRETLY INTERNAL RESIDING BATHING IN BRIAN’S SOOTHING GENIUS IT POINTS IN THAT DIRECTION. TO INSINUATE THE LYRICAL NARRATIVE IS SOMETHING LESS CONTRIBUTIVE IS INDICATIVE OF A LISTENER EITHER INEPT OR UNCOMMITTED TO THE ARTIST AND SUBJECT MATTER.THE HAUNTING BEAUTY OF A NAKED INTERSECTION OF ONE’S LIFE WITH THE DEEPEST BRUSH STROKES OF A MASTERPIECE REQUIRES TOO MUCH OF AN EMOTIONAL ENTWINEMENT FOR MOST TO LEAP OFF THE CLIFF PATIENTLY KNOWING FEARLESSLY OF HOW WE FIT INSIDE. Re: SURF’S UP. THIS SONG EXISTS AS IS SOLELY DUE TO CARL WILSONS BRILLIANCE AND FORESIGHT UNEQUALED COMMITMENT TO THE MESSAGES MENTIONED WITHIN THE MATERIAL. THE CUSTODY OF IT’S MANY PARTS COULD HAVE BEEN ASSEMBLED SCATTERED WITHOUT THE FLOW OF STUNNING EMOTION PRESENTATION OF A FOREVER JOURNEY ENJOYABLE FOR LIFETIMES . 1
A MASSIVE DOOZY?
Good video, keep up the good work
its been known as zeps weak album along with coda but for me zep never made a weak album
The Slider is about using Cocaine... Wind/Blow... Nailed a Nose/Snort... Ball/8Ball ... I Slide/Sliding the Straw over the Mirror.... including the Sniff-Sniff sound effect.....
"Shoegaze" haha loved the energy on this review of a "classic", now in 2024. Lonerism is much much better, every idea on here but perfected
Another amazing video from my favorite up in coming content creator!
Great vid, and one of the best albums of all time. Your depiction, spot on. Keep it up. I'm putting the album on now.
So prophetic! Every man,woman and child's story beautifully done.
Are You Sleeping and Me and My Arrow are classics. Harry was the fifth Beatle.
What you didn't mention is that John Cale changed the musical structure and arrangement of Leonard Cohen's original, which gave the song a total different outcome in terms of sound and atmosphere. I have checked Cohen's live interpretations of Halleluja in the 80's and early 90's and NONE sound (lyrics excluded) like the version Cale recorded in 1991. So Cale did not just copy Cohen's version, but Cale was the genius to give the song a totally different outcome of the songs accessability by giving it a far more accomplished arrangement. Give credit to where credit is due!
What I love about this album is that it is so dark, particularly the second side. Plant's primordial scream in "I'm Gonna Crawl" ends the album so beautifully. Understanding the backstory of this album makes me appreciate this album that much more.
Been a fan of marc bolan and t.rex since 1970. Been to lots of his gigs and all have been great Never a bad gig ever. Keep a little marc in your heart.
Still no other band like Sonic Youth. They did what they did, never changed, rode the wave of the times. I used to walk around blasting Goo on my walkman when it came out. Great times.
I agree, not their best album but one I return to again. Some great songs there. I quite like Hotdog, it's fun 😂 What I hate are Darlene and Ozone Baby on Coda, like a pub rock band, awful.
JPJ was creative force behind this album
Ah here we go. Time to crack open a cold one and watch my favorite family friendly youtuber
Aaah, Leonard Cohen, Hallelujah God gifted us with him and his music. Is there a bad cover? Not that I know of. Enjoy you recognizing it as the standard it has become.
I will defend the honour of Bad Moon Rising to my grave. One of the single best representations of a live set in a studio setting which takes advantage of the possibilities of the studio without losing that energy and power. That said, Washing Machine is even better. Basically a perfect record where even its "weak" moments are transcendent in their own right and add to the gestalt experience of the record. Probably my favourite of theirs. The impressionistic guitar harmonies on "Becuz" give me chills. Which is not to diminish what you're saying, at all. Goo absolutely rules and is a perfectly logical progression from what they were doing on Daydream Nation and Sister (which I feel are actually two very different but closely related things), with the longer tracks on that one ("Cinderella's Big Score", "Tunic (Song for Karen)", "Titanium Exposé", "Mote") easily going toe-to-toe with Daydream Nation's best; and Dirty of course continued to build on that in some really interesting ways, flirting with both the most "pop" sounds of their career while also having some of their rawest and weirdest material in years, much of which is still pretty catchy (see: every Kim Gordon song on that record). But, y'know. I'm a Sonic Youth fan. Talking about Sonic Youth is kind of just What We Do.
I liked" In through the out door" better than" Presence".
I think Goo was the spark that brought forth the Alt Rock accessible 90s. I bought it when it just came out and was mesmerized by SY's unique sound that differed so much from other rock artists of that time.
Growing up in the 80s, I was more interested in bands that were not on the radio, like X, The Smiths, Game Theory, The Replacements, Nick Cave, The Pogues, Butthole Surfers,as well as Sonic Youth. The Sister Album on SST remains my favorite by them.
You just mulled over the SST years and the fact they signed with them cause of the respect they had for hardcore and the ethos!
Wonderful video! I basically agree with your take on them. I ran one of the first websites about Sonic Youth in the mid to early 90s. Interviewed Steve and Lee etc. I love and appreciate them as a band and concept. But the absurd thing is just the quality of their output. It’s one thing to be conceptual and avant-garde, which of course they were, but it’s another thing to in the process somehow create a great lasting rock discography. Keep it up. I can tell you’re getting it.
Surf's Up is outstanding.
This is a wonderfully done. I agree with you on many points. I really feel, Surf's Up is the not only my favorite work by Brian Wilson, It also thing it might be a one of kind, most original pop songs ever written. I actually think the song will be studied music classes throughout history and perhaps become most famous with time,
"I don't like their first three releases". Stopped the video right there.
don't forget absolutely stellar tracks amongst their best on latter day albums (stones, massage the history, antenna, peace attack, sacred trickster, unmade bed etc.) !!!
Daydream nation a "double album"? Maybe 4 vinyl sides, but it was released on a single CD/cassette etc. Also surprised you brought up their connection to Nirvana without mentioning 1991 the year punk broke, or the fact that gold mountain, their managment were the same people that got them their major deal & arguably "broke them" to the mainstream, or the advent of "alternative rock" becoming a new programming paradigm after. Sonic youth have a nuanced relationship with the "mainstream" in all kinds of ways you didn't even touch on... minor critique aside, great video
There are plenty of "double albums" that are single CDs. As an example, just because Blonde on Blonde fits on a single CD doesn't mean it is no longer the first ever double album in pop-rock history. Also, I love nuance and the things you mention are certainly valid and true, but it can cause issue to add too much minor detail in a succinct video with a fairly singular focal point. I know you and I certainly care and appreciate those details, but unfortunately not everyone feels the same way.
Their breakup and why they did seemed rather traumatizing, not as if our parents divorced but for those who found solace or saw an example of a solid couple, it had to be rough, and of course mostly for the band. Listening to Kim’s memoir, it’s hard to listen to them with the same enthusiasm sometimes. It wasn’t our lives but they effected a lot of ours so deeply, to watch them fall into pedestrian chaos is a reminder we made the luck of getting their in jokes on their records. I still listen and talk about them but knowing they’ll likely never reunite is part of why it’s hard to talk about. They earned a Beatle-like status ion their own terms, undeniably infectious source material, a decades long study of tone and timbre so at least their inspiration still resonates. Goo was my first purchase of their output when I was 15. although I spent 5 years combing the import bin at tower for punk records. Hate to say I shied away from taking a look since the skater kids in my neighborhood didn’t bring them up, but when I saw the video for “Kool Thing” and knew I’d been missing out, I just rolled with it.
i saw sonic youth a couple of times and they were great. i also saw kim perform solo a couple of weeks ago and thought it was even better. like sonic youth without the shitty pretentious bits (ie thurston)
Brilliant synopsis of the album and NO! i still do not like Hot Dog, The Crunge however is fine by me. Led Zeppelin best band ever!
garbage band wtf
Great Takes!
Nirvana signed to a major cause of sonic youth.✌🏻
Nirvana signed to Geffen cause of nirvana. They would have always signed to a major once the nevermind demos where released into the wild. Kurt had a definite eye on advancement but it came with a healthy punk ethic. He had his eye on the majors after soundgarden got signed. They where already on a few majors radar after sliver came out.
Just found this.top notch stuff man.
Sorry wretched lp and Presence isn’t much better.
Selling out is so normalized now, there's barely any push back for it, I'm 18 and people my age nowadays would just say "go get your bag". I feel that's such a bad thing because it destroys this level of authenticity that independent art used to have, it was interesting that in the late 70's the DIY scene started to take place in England, and people were trying to inspire and show how anyone could play the game without having to work with majors. I feel Sonic Youth selling out is still felt till this day and normalized this kind of behavior, ofcourse the Clash and Sex Pistols had already done it before by signing to majors and basically going against the whole "punk" philosophy. But selling out should become a pejorative like it once was, the only time I really see it still being in use is in the underground rap scene nowadays. It's not even an underground music thing, selling out has just always been a no-no for artists in the past, can you imagine that the Beatles never put any of their music on ads? No artist today would have the willpower to do that. People have no idea that you can still be pretty massive and important, without being dirt poor "selling out" is not necessary at all. So many cult bands that are still doing very well for themselves without signing to a major or having to put their music in ads. It all starts with building a real core audience.
I was a fan from the moment John Peel spun Death valley 69 on the late night radio as a teen. Couldn't understand what was going on in first listen. I do understand the major label sign up at that time, especially for American bands. Nearly all US underground bands had to aim for Greg Ginn's SST records to get any kind of reliable distribution and SST was still incredibly unreliable at that time with zero recording budget and patchy distribution/stock plus they didn't pay unless they had too. Getting sonic youth records usually meant ordering direct from the set catalogue included in the album told and waiting forever for them to get round to sending it out (the cheque always cleared quick enough, lol). Husker du and Rem where really the bands that showed the underground a respectable transition could happen. Very different time and definitely viewed differently after the sub pop goldrush. Never see that time again.
great video
I’ll never forgive Sonic Youth for treating Nardwuar like shit.
shit happens
I saw that for my first time researching for this vid and it was pretty rough to watch
Real, I love Sonic Youth but come on why’d they have to do my boy Nardy like that
Everyone treated Narduwar like shit in the 90s. Because he was an annoying rambler who asked uninteresting questions.
@@VuotoPneumaNN Yeah but Sonic Youth straight up physically harassed him. Henry Rollins was a dick too but at least he didn’t lay his hands on Nardz
interesting video! i like how you express yourself!
Never expected to see someone your age making a video on a band I loved back in the 90's, but here we are and I'm really glad you found them. 👍 Sonic Youth was badly underappreciated even back then.
Show Me The Body, Chat Pile, Daughters...all great new(ish) bands.
Cartoon funk, Louie Zong
Cartooon funk, Louie zong