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Confusing & Ambiguous - Burk's Music Podcast
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2023
They said bad words on TV! It's the Sex Pistols!
Ever get the feeling you've been... relying on labels too much? The Sex Pistols are a great rock band with great songs. Rebellious and snarly, but solid heavy pop. Great stuff.
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#music, #vinyl, #records, #80smusic, #70smusic, #musicreviews, #recordreviews, #albums, #cinemondo, #postpunk, #popmusic, #glamrock , #sexpistols , #thesexpistols, #pil, #johnnyrotten, #sidvicious, #cinemondo, #punk, #punkrock
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The video is for entertainment purposes only
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The enigmatic Emitt Rhodes, and his fantastic self-titled album.
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One of the great home-recorded solo albums made by a musical prodigy who never got the love he deserved. Emitt Rhodes. Pop masterpiece. New videos as often as possible. Like, Subscribe and Comment! And check out CINEMONDO, my other podcast here: ✨ Official Website: www.cinemondopodcast.com/ ✨ #music, #vinyl, #records, #80smusic, #musicreviews, #recordreviews, #albums, #cinemondo, #popmusic, #em...
Find Gang Of Four! It's what you asked for!
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One of the best of the "post punk" bands that took the punk idea and expanded on it in a way that made them timeless. New videos as often as possible. Like, Subscribe and Comment! And check out CINEMONDO, my other podcast here: ✨ Official Website: www.cinemondopodcast.com/ ✨ #music, #vinyl, #records, #80smusic, #70smusic #musicreviews, #recordreviews, #albums, #cinemondo, #postpunk, #popmusic, ...
It's an ambient, generative, low-fi oddity. It's a Buddha Machine!
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Check out these quirky little devices that almost qualifiy as a musical instrument. Like wind chimes, they create generative ambient "music" depending on where you put them in your house. New videos as often as possible. Like, Subscribe and Comment! And check out CINEMONDO, my other podcast here: ✨ Official Website: www.cinemondopodcast.com/ ✨ #music, #vinyl, #records, #80smusic, #70smusic, #mu...
Is This My Favorite The Who Album?
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Early concept album from The Who. New videos as often as possible. Like, Subscribe and Comment! And check out CINEMONDO, my other podcast here: ✨ Official Website: www.cinemondopodcast.com/ ✨ #music, #vinyl, #records, #80smusic, #musicreviews, #recordreviews, #albums, #cinemondo, #postpunk, #popmusic, #modmusic, #thewho, #classicrock, #60smusic, #60spop *No copyright infringement intended* *Ori...
The Mysterious Korla Pandit
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The enigma of Korla Pandit and his hypnotic and magnetic television portal into exotica. New videos as often as possible. Like, Subscribe and Comment! And check out CINEMONDO, my other podcast here: ✨ Official Website: www.cinemondopodcast.com/ ✨ #music, #vinyl, #records, #80smusic, #musicreviews, #recordreviews, #albums, #cinemondo, #postpunk, #popmusic, #exotica, #korlapandit, #keyboardmusic ...
Todd Rundgren Early Stuff
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Consistently great songwriter and everything else. Here's some of Todd Rundgren's 70s classics. New videos as often as possible. Like, Subscribe and Comment! And check out CINEMONDO, my other podcast here: ✨ Official Website: www.cinemondopodcast.com/ ✨ #music, #vinyl, #records, #80smusic, #musicreviews, #recordreviews, #albums, #cinemondo, #popmusic, #soulmusic, #toddrundgren, #70smusic, #70sp...
Musician Focus on Mick Kara Part 2
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Another look at Mick Karn, the beloved and much missed bass player whose recorded output still generates a lot of amazement and love. Here's some more of Karn's solo work, and collaborations with others. More to come. New videos as often as possible. Like, Subscribe and Comment! And check out CINEMONDO, my other podcast here: ✨ Official Website: www.cinemondopodcast.com/ ✨ #music, #vinyl, #reco...
Musician Focus on Bill Nelson
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A look at the early output from the mastermind behind Be-Bop Deluxe and an almost infinite number of solo works, projects, collaborations and soundtracks. A steady flow of brilliant work. New videos as often as possible. Like, Subscribe and Comment! And check out CINEMONDO, my other podcast here: ✨ Official Website: www.cinemondopodcast.com/ ✨ #music, #vinyl, #records, #80smusic, #musicreviews,...
Fire and Skill from The Jam
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The Jam were one of the most dynamic and inspiring pop bands of the 70s and 80s. New videos as often as possible. Like, Subscribe and Comment! And check out CINEMONDO, my other podcast here: ✨ Official Website: www.cinemondopodcast.com/ ✨ #music, #vinyl, #records, #80smusic, #musicreviews, #recordreviews, #albums, #cinemondo, #postpunk, #popmusic, #thejam, #newwave, #paulweller, #soulpop *No co...
The Amazing Ennio Morricone
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Dipping into soundtracks here... and the immensely talented Ennio Morricone... and one of his less well-known scores for a wild Mario Bava movie. Not an official soundtrack release, but a collection of music pulled from the audio of the film itself because the original recordings were tragically lost in a warehouse fire. New videos as often as possible. Like, Subscribe and Comment! And check ou...
The Association! Sweet sunshine pop.
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A fantastic Greatest Hits album for the cool short-hair kids. New videos as often as possible. Like, Subscribe and Comment! And check out CINEMONDO, my other podcast here: ✨ Official Website: www.cinemondopodcast.com/ ✨ #music, #vinyl, #records, #80smusic, #musicreviews, #recordreviews, #albums, #cinemondo, #postpunk, #popmusic, #modmusic, #thewho, #classicrock, #60smusic, #60spop, #theassociat...
Boards of Canada
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Nostalgic tonalities and evocations of pasts and futures that never happened. Boards of Canada were there. New videos as often as possible. Like, Subscribe and Comment! And check out CINEMONDO, my other podcast here: ✨ Official Website: www.cinemondopodcast.com/ ✨ #music, #vinyl, #records, #80smusic, #musicreviews, #70smusic, #90smusic, #recordreviews, #albums, #cinemondo, #postpunk, #popmusic,...
Polyrock Ahead of Their Time
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Philip Glass produced post punk pop from NYC. New videos as often as possible. Like, Subscribe and Comment! And check out CINEMONDO, my other podcast here: ✨ Official Website: www.cinemondopodcast.com/ ✨ #music, #vinyl, #records, #80smusic, #musicreviews, #recordreviews, #albums, #cinemondo, #postpunk, #popmusic, #polyrock, #philipglass, #nycmusic. #newwave *No copyright infringement intended* ...
Interplanetary Rock With Zolar X
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Underrated 70s Los Angeles glam pop space-music oddballs from the galactic realms. Zolar X will make you wish you had a time machine so you could go back and see a show at Rodney's English Disco New videos as often as possible. Like, Subscribe and Comment! And check out CINEMONDO, my other podcast here: ✨ Official Website: www.cinemondopodcast.com/ ✨ #music, #vinyl, #records, #80smusic, #musicr...
Shelleyan Orphan. Baroque pop masterworks.
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Shelleyan Orphan. Baroque pop masterworks.
Mick Karn for me the greatest bass player in the world from my favourite band Japan…. America needs to hear their work.
Bill is a musical genius. The best guitarist I have ever heard and his songwriting is at the same level.
best band in the world
Great video. I was lucky enough to meet both David & Mick over the years. Privileged to have worked with Mick for a short time and remix some of his work. Our latest album appears to draw comparatives to Sylvian in the press. Although we just don’t hear it. But you can’t help absorb moments from artists you listen to over the years. I guess in the way Japan / Sylvian did in their most prevalent / earlier years. ❤
Wal fretless.
OMD's Andy McCluskey was briefly in this band. There is a version of Two Chameleons on YT with him on lead vocal. 🎹🖤🎹🖤🎹
One of my favourite early 80s albums. Perfect! 🎹🖤🎹🖤🎹
This misses the mark on SO many levels. Steve Jansen is David Sylvian' brother and an incredible drummer. Mick Karn was a multi instrumentalist and a trained and accomplished reed player.
Great band, ahead of time and deserves much more recognition! A band of many faces. I can find not only glam and punk melodies in their music but also progressive rock. They remind me Rush in some songs. Also I'm happy you mentioned about another great artist - Jobriath. In fact they used to play common gigs in 70s.
I’ve not really listened intently to Sylvian’s solo stuff. It seems to the lack pizzazz of Japan’s amazing output.
Most commentators seem to ignore or not recognise the strong funk and Motown influence on the first album, which is far better than the members of the band have rated it. The most unfortunate thing about it is the title, which is no reflection of the songs. Tin Drum as usual overrated. It’s not as timeless as the two albums that preceded it.
finally I found here (youtube) someone explaining, so well, how "silence" and "deep" can affect us so much. Sylvian's music can bee listen like music without hurry to arrive somewhere. And than we understand that it made us discover a new universe where we can be with our thoughts.
Thank you!
Mick Karn is a huge influence on my playing. He’s the reason I got a fretless when I was 15. However, I’m 51 and throughout my entire life I’ve NEVER heard anyone mention Paul Webb of Talk Talk. His playing isn’t as busy as Mick’s , but in my opinion, just as unique. His playing on Talk Talk’s “It’s My Life” record is fantastic. I recall many conversations with other bassists over the past few decades, and was shocked that they never heard of him. Well, evidently Paul Webb is even more obscure, which is weird because Talk Talk actually had a lot more visibility and airplay in the U.S. in the 80’s than Japan. He deserves the same attention. I’ve scoured the internet and have found next to nothing on Paul Webb.
Excellent point. Paul Webb is definitely a bass player to focus on. I've talked a lot about Talk Talk, but never really zoomed in on him, and you're right - a huge part of Talk Talk's sound is him. I usually hate to have "favorites" but if I'm forced to pick favorites, Talk Talk is a contender. The later albums AND the early ones, and Mark Hollis's solo album. Amazing stuff.
I named my son Sylvian - now 38
Jaco was crap
To this day there is nothing that sounds like Tin Drum! It stands alone
Forget not about Rain Tree Crow
Even in the 70's Japan were the best band of the 80's. 😉
Great content! I’s rare these days anyone mentions the Stranglers… this took me back in time actually.. yes, they were my No1 band in the eighties, bought most of their albums 1976-1990.. the 3D Raven album is awesome, never heard of this album version. I saw them in Iceland in 2006, no Hugh or Jet Black but Dave was there and of course JJ.. unfortunately I missed them in June 1978(following up the album Black and White), but that very concert changed the music scene in Iceland, actually started the Reykjavik punk scene… where Björk started off. Thanks for sharing this video! 🙏🏻
For sure they were something. Thanks for the look into the Reykjavik scene - I can certainly believe that there's a pinch of Jet Black influence in Sigtryggur Baldursson's drums. :) The Stranglers for me were a bridge between the kind of "classic rock" I liked (The Zombies and Kinks, etc...) and the "new wave" and "punk" (so many labels) that was bringing that Do It Yourself feel into everything. They were complex, textured, baroque and mysterious and heavy and dark and cinematic and unlike any other band. They had punk swagger and aggressiveness - but there was a kind of jazz vibe in there, too. The odd time signatures and most obviously the keyboards, and Dave's style of playing, and Hugh's lounge baritone voice. I could go on and on about their influence on my early bands and their influence on anyone who didn't like the idea of being stuck in ONE very rigid and specific category. They were their own genre. :)
My favourite solo Karn albums are The Tooth Mother, and Bestial Cluster. They're first rate.
Steve Jansen (Batt) David Sylvian's brother was an amazing drummer. His timing was sick. So much so that there was no flamming when he played along with sequences and arpeggiators. Completely underrated! Don't forget Karn played fretted basses on the first two Japan albums. When he switched to fretless, he was just on another level. I didn't rate Jaco, as he seemed to be a one trick pony when you've heard most of the records he played on. But, Karn was so inventive.
Mick karn played with gray numan on his solo album listen to the track called a subway called you
I agree, U2 was raw in the beginning…and later you have Joshua Tree, which was a watershed moment where we saw a hybrid of that organic talent, blended with the overproduction that would later dominate all future recordings.
On the E-bow, Big Country did some wonderful works with this gadget. Porrohman is one such hypnotic example.
1981 I was watching TV late at night and a 30 second promotional ad came on for Japan’s New Album, Tin Drum, sponsored by the Sound Warehouse in Houston Texas. It showed David Sylvian playing on a drum and I had never heard of this band, and I was intrigued by how cool the music sounded and their look. I guess I had forgotten to have my parents take me to the record store to locate this record, but that 30 second promo had a huge influence on me and stuck with me for years, knowing that there was some really cool music out there, beyond the 70’s album rock that dominated radio stations during that period. It wasn’t until many years later, when I was more mature, and had some disposable income, that I thought to hunt down Japan’s music. I was already into Roxy Music and Bryan Ferry by this time. I was captivated by the music of Japan, how original and otherworldly these pop tunes were, supported by the bass playing of Mick Karn, those elaborate and catchy synth and drum patterns - I was hooked.
Three was no bad albums that he played on
Japan, Sakamoto, Sylvian, YMO all very nice. For some reason all the "same drawer" if that makes sense 😅
For those who like ambient guitar (e-bow) checkout the youtube channel Chords Of Orion by Bill Vencil. Also reviews of pedals, tips and tricks for "frippertronic" style playing.
Got an ebow and is very hard to learn (for me at least 😅).
you are not able to construct one sentence clearly
Don't like JAPAN too much,but i like their solo work,mostlly Sylvian
The last 15 minutes absolute right
Sitting in a totally dark room and allow the music to wash over and immerse you. "The Experience of Swimming" with music.
Oh yea…. How amazing is Hutterite Mile? Esp the video with Gustave Doré amazingly detailed dark somber art sh*ts magic,
Yes, authenticity is one of Davids defining traits, flipping through liner notes and looking at the pix of the band they are seemingly photos from the early settler period, like looking at irish migrants who bought tales from old craggy island, Theres a southern bluegrass feel mixed heavily with traditional irish folk music. Idk….. im not even making any sense so tired ill return another day and correct mistakes
He was a cool guy, nice. His family even moreso. Outside of LA - he lived in the Bay Area for a long time in the 60s, and even out in San Bernardino for a while. As it turns out, many of the promotional films you see were sent out as packages on early television - stations around the country bought a package of films to fill in the programming. So some places (not many) outside of California also knew him. Thanks for posting AND being respectful of him.
Love this album. I would dance weird to it as a kid and wrote a concept story to the whole album. Very unique
A frickin beast on the bass, full stop, big loss, RIP MICK KARN, theres a reason why Japan's music is not copied, they were a one off, no 1 dare try copy as can't b matched, Pete Townshend said karn the best bass player he played with, after playing with him
Very good video. Japan were one of my favourite bands ever and their music isn’t dated at all. I agree with everything you’ve said.
I'm listening to D.S music for 40 years... "Obscure alternatives" is a great song...🔥
I think Roxy Music were the pioneers of avant garde proto new romantic new wave style in both sound and vision. Japan were the first to adopt and make it cooler.
Phenomenal band
When this came out in the UK it cost £4.49.
Do you have "Polytown"? The album he did with Terry Bozzio & David Torn.
Great album. I talk about that one in the "Part 2" :)
David Sylvian, Robert Fripp, Bill Nelson - as you mentioned, all excellent artists. Thanks for your video. 😎😎
I would definitely mention David's more experimental latter day albums "Manafon" but particularly "Blemish" as an album that totally re-shaped what people expected of him and his own expectations of himself as a musician. The darkest break up album I know. Yes, sonically challenging in places but all the better for that. I think it's his masterpiece along with Rain Tree Crow which just gets better as time goes along . I still hold out hope for him to come out of retirement and make a new album.
Check the facts. Japan had a drummer called Steve Jansen. He was not a drum machine!
I am a huge fan of David Sylvian. I agree that Brilliant Trees, Secrets of the Beehive and Dead Bees on a Cake are true audiophile recordings. I only wish these were released as 24/96 downloads!
Thank you spot on again
Tin Drum was really quite commercial in my opinion . Don’t get me wrong I loved it.