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If I didn't already like Joe Sumner as a bass-playin' fool, that kid just won me over by doing a Velvets cover with Danielle from "Cape Fear".

@imvincenzo10 Jeana Keough

How would you desribe the difference between that Orange Drop sound and that of a Tropical Fish? Can I get more of a "Wah" response from the Tropical Fish when I rapidly rotate my Tone pot with a Tropical Fish installed?

This is my Favorite local singer/songwriter. Jim James is scribbling with crayons compared to Peter Searcy.

It amazes me to look back, and realize how radical G.E. Smith's playing is on these '80's Hall and Oates tracks. Inside that glossy synth pop is shrieking feedback. Sure, he's great with a Tele, a Tweed, and no effects, but G.E. had a more playful side earlier on, and I liked it when he was les...

This makes you not laugh so hard when you see an old Southgang video.

Lose the 3rd party songwriting and Jesse Hart, and you have something with all the melody and melodrama about which rock 'n roll is supposed to be.

Butch Walker sounds his best with these two behind him, the way it's suppose...

What's JTG gonna do? That guitar has both pickups intact. He'll get confused.

I have a Juarez pickup. It's beautiful. Hype or no. Sounds like something from the 1950's. She certainly does something right.

@OddPoPMusic

Yeah!! That's why Roger, Jason, and part-time Jellyfish session bassist Steven McDonald (who should have quit Redd Kross and gone official on the "Bellybutton" tour) form the core of Beck's backing band. Lucky Beck-He essentially leads Jellyfish now.

Ruined a hot rendition of "Love Buzz" That band was so tight!! For those who think Kurt "asked for it", there are all kind of books where band and bystander alike got though a "Roshoman" of descriptions about what happened. Not as "cut-and-dried" as it appears. Not to say that Kurt Cobain wasn'...

Tab, please?

There's something conforting for me knowing that one of my favorite composers plays my fave guitar. I've only seen him with a Tele since the 1980's. He was one of the first to play a P-Bass, too. This would be Fender's most interesting endorser, if they'd sign him.

@LeMcCHarStar4ever Nope, that's Nick. He wasn't always tall and grown-up.

I loved this movie when I was a kid, when it ran on the Sunday afternoon movies on T.V. Anyone else appreciate the vague irony of the moribund avant garde composer Scott Walker playing teenybopper music in a Beachsploitation movie?

Damn!! I clicked on this expecting an audio track accompanied by a still picture, and-wow-there's Richard Hell, talking and moving in 1975.

Just like those in-the-know have said, the early Television does sound like a 1960's garage band-here you can really hear the Velvets influence.

A pure m...

I get tired of the Bob-Grant feud. I just wanted Bob to shut up about Husker Du all the way through SEE A LITTLE LIGHT. He ought to be thankful that he got to be in a band with Grant Hart, just as Grant Hart should be thankful he got to be in a band with Bob Mould. We'll probably never see th...

I think that he's a GREAT guitarist. Peter Buck really isn't that easy to imitate. His parts are melodic and memorable. You can hum them. He knew how to dress up Bill Berry's songs better than anyone else.