Baby Wants a Diamond Ring by The Squirrel Nut Zippers

Baby Wants a Diamond Ring by The Squirrel Nut Zippers from their album, The Best of the Squirrel Nut Zippers.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• oldies
• big
• band
• swing
• squirrel
• nut
• zippers
• baby
• wants
• diamond
• ring
• 30's
• 40's

[ILIVEAGREASYLIFE]

man we needa start up the swing and rockabilly movement again cuz im tired of all the crap they play nowadays. we needa here more music like this and less of that lil wayne shit.

[Joker365]

damn internet! making me browse and find awesome music!

[slackereric]

@Joker365 i know right!!

[BrosephGreyson]

@tinman24601 Thanks for the insult, ass, and in a jazz sense, swing is kind of bland itself...

[SportVetture]

@lastrada52 That just says all. :D

[vribando]

I love it !!!

[thehasslessydney]

@littledrummerboy42 Where abouts do they play?

[thehasslessydney]

@FallenShards I wont argue the quality of one generation over another, I find that discussion absolutely banal, but look around you. There are more people than there has ever been before, interacting more than ever before. Sure it's harder than it has been to pick up a fad and say 'this is what this generation is about', but that's because the diversity of interest and experience is bigger than it has ever been.

[thehasslessydney]

@tinman24601 the indie/alternative (also pretty bad) and the associated faux bohemian thing, huge revival of DIY music, internet music sharing, artists recording in their bedroom on their shitty computers competing with the most famous stars out there, recording to the masses. there is so much out there. it wasn't hard to pin a style on the 90's 80's, 70's, because there were four or five at any one time, but in the 00's, it has exploded. people are producing culture like never before.

[thehasslessydney]

@thehasslessydney The nineties saw grunge, post-soviet europe, later industrial and new wave, garage and brit pop, re-exploring psychedelic folk, rock, progressive, the start of COMPUTER MUSIC EDITING, pretty much the mainstay of all bands now, the INTERNET, rave culture and hardcore electronic music! Then there was the post-hardcore punk scenes, developing later into the admittedly terrible but distinctive emo and metal/hardcore scenes, the revival of sludge and doom, the desert sound,

[tinman24601]

@thehasslessydney Apparently so, fright night, clash of the titans, conan and every other movie of the 80's that made a buck is being remade. There may not have been good taste, but the style was distinct.

[thehasslessydney]

@tinman24601 The 70's and 80's had style?