26:41 pretty much described the vaporwave scene, egg punk scene and the growing incelcore scene, there's still regional rock scenes in the UK. There's a post-punk revival all around right now, but yeah the more decentralized internet scenes seem to be the future.
I picked up the early "Live at CBGBs" double album and, at the time, was kind of put off by how diverse the scene was. I had rigid expectations. I did try to follow The Shirts a bit and still have a British copy of their first album on blue vinyl. The band that I wanted to see make it off that album was The Laughing Dogs, who went on to record a couple of albums (the second one "Meet Their Makers" has such a GREAT cover) but their records suffered from pretty rotten production and they wound up in the used bins really quickly. I loved their take on power pop and I still have their albums.
Loved that he mentioned The Shirts! Had me flipping through the collection to find the LP that contained this little gem! th-cam.com/video/ZegQ56PwfQ0/w-d-xo.html
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Wow! Such a wise, captivating and articulate man. Just snapped up a copy of his book.
Wonderful company indeed!Very well done!
One of the best , thank you x
26:41 pretty much described the vaporwave scene, egg punk scene and the growing incelcore scene, there's still regional rock scenes in the UK. There's a post-punk revival all around right now, but yeah the more decentralized internet scenes seem to be the future.
I saw the burned stave church in Norway and it was the saddest thing.
Lenny Kaye talks brilliantly.
I really think that 'David Reaches Behind And Pulls Out Another Random Record', should be a regular feature. Or of course 'DRBAPOARR' for short.
Wonderful thank you.
What an interesting guy.... Intelligent, open-minded, refreshing. Would like to know a bit more about Patti Smith though!
One of the best shows ever....a real NUGGET...🥰
I picked up the early "Live at CBGBs" double album and, at the time, was kind of put off by how diverse the scene was. I had rigid expectations. I did try to follow The Shirts a bit and still have a British copy of their first album on blue vinyl. The band that I wanted to see make it off that album was The Laughing Dogs, who went on to record a couple of albums (the second one "Meet Their Makers" has such a GREAT cover) but their records suffered from pretty rotten production and they wound up in the used bins really quickly. I loved their take on power pop and I still have their albums.
Ich habe mit ihm (Herr Kaye) einmal gespielt. Er ist ein gute Kerl.
Loved that he mentioned The Shirts! Had me flipping through the collection to find the LP that contained this little gem! th-cam.com/video/ZegQ56PwfQ0/w-d-xo.html
first, First, FIRST!!!!!
That's a reference to Smash Hits by the way!!!!
He said 'Athens and Minneapolis' and didn't get a chance to talk about Minneapolis! Too bad.
3 count em 3 music critics! Holy Moley this is big time...now dig up Lester Bangs...not...Nuggets man