You can only pick 3

[soflagator]

Alright no more ska but I'll drop one from one of my favorite all time bands that gets almost no notoriety...

You redeemed yourself. Great call.

 

[Detroitgator]

You redeemed yourself. Great call.

In my head, I’m always waiting for ball and chain to turn into this… two guitar bands are so good live.

They were so good live

 

[wrpgator]

Ok, one last Killers post (probably not). On occasion, they'll invite someone from the audience to play drums for this song. They had a lot of awful crash and burns. But then this happeneed:



The story of how he pulled it off:

'Everyone say hello to Tony': Killers TRNSMT drummer revealed

Tony practised for his big moment for weeks, praying he would be picked to play.

www.bbc.com

Okay, now I’ve heard of “The Killers” and that was not a horrible song.

 

[bradgator2]

In the box, I was talking about the short Netflix series called Song Exploder. They do an unbelievable good job. I was always disappointed they only did a handful of episodes. Anyway... I discovered it's more of a podcast. And a damn good one. Check out this list of episodes:

Episodes

An index of all the Song Exploder podcast episodes.

songexploder.net

 

[bradgator2]

Listened to the Foo Fighters - The Teacher and Paramore - Liar episodes. It's a good podcast to listen to if you like to hear how a song came into existence.

I listened to the Natalie Merchant episode because CD and Deet instantly bailed. It's actually not bad. 95% of these musicians are nut jobs... she's no exception. Her take on women's rights, feminism, and covid are hysterically laughable..... but you have to look through it and recognize the show for what it is: how did this song happen?

 

[Detroitgator]

I listened to the Natalie Merchant episode because I'm ghey.

FIFY

 

[Durty South Swamp]

FIFY

He likes blink, so what did you expect

 

[Detroitgator]

He likes blink, so what did you expect

More.