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  • spuffchops70 spuffchops70 commented 1 month ago

    spuffchops70 said:

    @whyimarko Yeahhhh, when the electric guitar kicks in, it's just sublime....

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  • spuffchops70 spuffchops70 commented 5 months ago

    SWANS - God Damn The Sun

    Need I say more?

    spuffchops70 said:

    I'm rectracting what I said several months ago that this song may have been about Jean Genet, as somebody else suggested about a year ago. I've been listening to all of the songs on this album pretty closely recently, and this one definitely isn't about him! JG spent ime in Spain but died in Pari...

    • SWANS - God Damn The Sun

      Need I say more?

      spuffchops70 said:

      @swans1997 I don't pay attention to lyrics that much myself. Just intrigued by the mythology that's surfacing here. Great posting of a great song!

    • SWANS - God Damn The Sun

      Need I say more?

      spuffchops70 said:

      @swans1997 Well, Pasco did say it was a 'hazy' recollection. Whether the absinthe drinker story is true or not, whatever, but I wouldn't be surprised if at least one Gira's songs was about Genet. I haven't read any of his stuff either, but I saw a play he'd written recently, and it was pretty int...

    • SWANS - God Damn The Sun

      Need I say more?

      spuffchops70 said:

      @swans1997 Well, legend has it, if you'd care to read their entry on Wikipedia, that SWANS in their early days were indeed influenced by Jean Genet. Genet spent time in jail, as did Michael Gira. And he had a troubled upbringing, as did Gira, by his own admission. So I wouldn't rule out the Genet...

    • spuffchops70 said:

      Did Michael Gira's wife Siobhan Duffy ever sing whilst a member of this band? I know she was in the band at one stage, but doing what I don't know. Good stuff, thanx for posting!

    • Husker Du on Good Company April 1986

      Twin Cities afternoon housewife variety program...so weird!

      This video got mentioned in the (Mpls paper) Star And Tribune's "Minnesota music's grea...

      spuffchops70 said:

      @sleakitweasel That's brilliant. Your mum has great taste in music. Mine is sixty seven and likes Johnny Mathis. Unfortunately.

    • SWANS - Beautiful Child Live 1987

      A raw, old incarnation of Swans plough through "Beautiful Child" in 1987. Recorded live at the Kings Of Independance Festival in Berlin, Germany, S...

      spuffchops70 said:

      @WeHaveExplosive I read somewhere that the current CD edition of 'Feel Good Now' isn't the same as the original double album and isn't as good. Can any SWANS nuts out there confirm whether this is true? This footage is great stuff, by the way. Thanks for posting!

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  • spuffchops70 spuffchops70 commented 7 months ago

    Sun Kil Moon - Duk Koo Kim

    Taken from the album Ghosts of the Great Highway, Duk Koo Kim is an epic and moving song. The album can be purchased by visiting www.sunkilmoon.com...

    spuffchops70 said:

    @dieselrepublic What's the verdict on 'Admiral fell Promises'? I haven't rushed out and purchased it yet, although I probably really should have.

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  • spuffchops70 spuffchops70 commented 9 months ago

    Swans - Omniscience - 03 - Will Serve

    Track 3/12 of the out-of-print live album from 1992. Music copyright Young God Records. Art by Deryk Thomas (if anyone is willing to lend high qu...

    spuffchops70 said:

    @Putyourknifinme He actually seems like quite a self effacing and affable kind of fellow. He sent me a personal e mail reply from the Young God site when I made a casual enquiry as to whether any copies of Thor Harris' illustrated book were still available. So is the very first SWANS EP available...

    • Chrome - 3rd From The Sun

      Chrome - "3rd From The Sun"

      1982

      Side A 1. Firebomb

      2. Future Ghosts

      3. Armageddon

      Side B 1. Heart Beat

      2. Off The Line

      3. 3r...

      spuffchops70 said:

      @sex6cult9revolution Yeah, Chrome sound quite residential. Thanks for clearing up some of the mystery which surrounds this band. I'm wondering whether Creed or any of the other band members are still active, recording or touring?

    • Phil Lynott & Gary Moore - Out In The Fields

      Phil Lynott & Gary Moore - Out In The Fields

      spuffchops70 said:

      @PallasExecutioner Yeah, I hadn't kept up with Gary's career since the '80's, but the 'Corridors of Power', 'Run for Cover' and 'Wild Frontier' albums were all unquestionably excellent. And of course Lizzy's 'Black Rose' album. A great loss.

    • Tim Buckley interview

      from My Fleeting House DVD

      spuffchops70 said:

      @magarnigle100 Sorry, I think I confused yours with somebody else's comment, which I can't find now. Somebody was comparing him to Bono.

    • Frankie Boyle at the British Comedy Awards 2009

      Frankie Boyle makes a couple of controversial jokes at the British Comedy Awards 2009 accompanied by David Hay and introduced by Jonathan Ross.

      spuffchops70 said:

      @TheJme89 If indeed "it's what people think that but don't dare to say" (man), then WE'RE ALL LOST, my friend.

    • Frankie Boyle at the British Comedy Awards 2009

      Frankie Boyle makes a couple of controversial jokes at the British Comedy Awards 2009 accompanied by David Hay and introduced by Jonathan Ross.

      spuffchops70 said:

      @coltsuperocean10 Nice comment. I'm definitely on the 'Frankie Boyle is a Talentless Cunt' bandwagon. I've tried to figure out what everybody sees in him to make him 'comedic flavour of the month'. I really have. But I still don't get it.

    • Frankie Boyle at the British Comedy Awards 2009

      Frankie Boyle makes a couple of controversial jokes at the British Comedy Awards 2009 accompanied by David Hay and introduced by Jonathan Ross.

      spuffchops70 said:

      Frankie Boyle: the most unfunny, precictable Scottish so-called 'comic' ever to come out of Glasgow. More overrated even than Lady Gaga, he is truly third rate.

    • Swans My Buried Child

      From their 1995 album The Great Annihilator

      Lyrics:

      My Frozen Empty Violent Mind Caressed The

      Hidden Hair That Shines

      With Liquid Lust I Left Beh...

      spuffchops70 said:

      People who prattle on about earlier SWANS being so much better and so much more extreme (etc.) are just missing out. Poor them

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  • spuffchops70 spuffchops70 commented 1 year ago

    Swans - I Remember Who You Are

    From the 1989 album The Burning World

    spuffchops70 said:

    @MaitreDJ That's a nice personal story, but it sounds too uncannily like the cover of Gira's 'Drainland' solo effort or the dust jacket of his book 'The Consumer' to be optimistic. I'm with you on the Pentangle comparison, however. It's possible to like SWANS (even the early lacerating stuff), Pe...

    • Swans - Coward (live)

      The extreme era in the eighties. From the "A Long Slow Screw" video tape. Cathartic performance, mountains of sound without melody!

      spuffchops70 said:

      @steinber Unlikely as it may seem, it appears that he does! I recently read somewhere that he's married to Siobhan Duffy and they moved out of NY to the Catskills. They have a young daughter who sings on one track on the current album. Cute, huh?

    • Swans - Coward (live)

      The extreme era in the eighties. From the "A Long Slow Screw" video tape. Cathartic performance, mountains of sound without melody!

      spuffchops70 said:

      @steinber I'm not a Prong fan, but Ted Parsons is a knockout drummer. I seem to recall reading an interview where he said he'd really enjoyed playing in Swans. He was with them on the tours from which the material on 'Public Castration' & 'Feel Good Now' were culled, no? I didn't know Michael Gir...

    • Swans - Coward (live)

      The extreme era in the eighties. From the "A Long Slow Screw" video tape. Cathartic performance, mountains of sound without melody!

      spuffchops70 said:

      @steinber Cool. Bad name, but I'll check them out.

    • Grant Hart: "2541"

      Grant Hart: "2541"

      spuffchops70 said:

      @lightfighter442 I hope that isn't true, because it's very sad to think that Grant's still a mess and doesn't pay attention to his kids. I didn't realise he had more than one, in fact I only recently found out that he has a daughter.

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  • spuffchops70 spuffchops70 commented 1 year ago

    glasgow nutter

    mad casper took too many ecto n acid when he was younger..

    spuffchops70 said:

    @Noodles37UK Mickey Dolenz!!! Ha Ha Ha, he does as well! He was looking in my general direction the other day. I got out of there pretty sharpish, I can tell you!

    • glasgow nutter

      mad casper took too many ecto n acid when he was younger..

      spuffchops70 said:

      @Noodles37UK There's another dude, hings aboot the Mitchell Library, used to cut aboot dressed up like a rapper in baggy jeans, now he's to be seen in brown cords pioneering the 'geography teacher look', Homburg hat etc. I saw him cussing thin air one day, ranting about how the (invisible) person...

    • Celebrated Summer - Hüsker Dü

      New Day Rising (1985), SST Records.

      Love and hate was in the air, like pollen from a flower

      Somewhere in April time, they add another hour.

      I gue...

      spuffchops70 said:

      @AlternativeMarco Zen Arcade is definitely the best, but, (my personal taste again of course), I would have it up there as joint best with 'Metal Circus' and 'New Day Rising'. The holy trinity of Minneapolis noise pop.

    • Celebrated Summer - Hüsker Dü

      New Day Rising (1985), SST Records.

      Love and hate was in the air, like pollen from a flower

      Somewhere in April time, they add another hour.

      I gue...

      spuffchops70 said:

      @Jigfm Yup. I owned the CD for years before reading the liner notes properly and realising that it was in fact a compilation of dates from the final 1987 tour and not a document of one single gig. A first class live album and I reckon any gig on that tour would have been a helluva night! The vers...

    • WORLD OF SKIN - YOU'LL NEVER FORGET

      WORLD OF SKIN-TEN SONGS FROM ANOTHER WORLD

      You'll Never Forget

      I'll take your soft white hand

      And nail it to the wood

      I'll photograph your mouth...

      spuffchops70 said:

      Brilliant! I wish I could get a hold of this CD. Damn & blast you Gira, you fickle doommonger!

    • FAMOUS PEOPLE WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER

      CONTACT ME ON:

      facebook.com/madmiller

      For full name list click on "more info"

      00:10 President - Abraham LINCOLN

      00:17 Musician - Adam ANT

      00:25 A...

      spuffchops70 said:

      @Phillies416 Yer right. This vid is bullshit. No way were all these folks manic depressive (I prefer this old fashioned term to 'BP')

    • MARK KOZELEK at OFF FESTIVAL, Myslowice, Poland, 9th of August, 2009, Divertimento (part 1)

      MARK KOZELEK at OFF FESTIVAL, Myslowice, Poland, 9th of August, 2009, Divertimento

      http://www.off-festival.mba...

      spuffchops70 said:

      @shejakszizdrat For some reason, the line "cold Catholic church" from the song 'Evil' which opens the Red House Painters 'Bridge' album always reminds me of Poland...

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  • spuffchops70 spuffchops70 commented 1 year ago

    Mark Kozelek - Third And Seneca, Giske 31/07/2010

    Mark Kozelek - Third And Seneca. Live @ Sommerfesten, Giske, 31 July 2010

    In my room at Third and Seneca

    See the pigeons peck on tar rooftops

    Home...

    spuffchops70 said:

    @TrapSoulDoor Nice posting. There's a similar posting on YT of Michael Gira being ignored somewhere in Italy. It's hard not to feel misanthropic sometimes. But at least he looks as though he's happy just to play the music. And what music!

    • Swans - Filth Full Cd Pt. 1

      The first part of the album filth by swans

      Tracklisting:

      1 Stay Here 5:36 (0:13 - 5:49)

      2 Big Strong Boss 3:02(5:53 - 8:52)

      Check my channel for a...

      spuffchops70 said:

      @TriEdge36 What's the score with the EP? Is it the same EP that's on the reissued Filth/Body to Body, Job to Job thing?

    • Cool scene - The Hitcher

      Jim Halsey's final confrontation with John Ryder. Hi kid !!

      spuffchops70 said:

      I didn't realise C. Thomas Howell ahd been in anything decent after 'The Outsiders'. It seemed that everybody else in that movie forged an acting career afterwards apart from him, although he was the main character.

    • The Legend of The Holy Drinker

      Joseph Roth's novel set in Paris in 1934. Italian film version "La leggenda del santo bevitore" 1988 with Rutger Hauer

      spuffchops70 said:

      Ive just bought this DVD. It's not gonna play on my DVD Player, but I don't care, I've been looking for this movie for ages & I'll find a multiregion thing I can play it on! Roth's novella is an immense piece of compressed writing and this looks like a genius adaptation!

    • SWANS - Love Of Life

      Rare promo video from 1992. Believe it or not you could actually watch this on Yahoo! Launch at one time.

      Directed by M. Gira, Produced by Fabio R...

      spuffchops70 said:

      Swans music would perfect on the i-pod for a long stay in a sanitorium in the Swiss Alps, early 1900's.

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