Sunday night music....

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In a world where post-modernism is the new normal where does one go in search of the esoteric? RIGHT HERE! Another release party last night for Rubix Pube, a garage band formed by members who are all the children of ordained ministers in a Texas U.F.O. Doomsday Cult. Spongebob Squarepants meets RugRats meets Jimmy Neutron meets Capt. Beefheart. Sonic weirdness, they don't care whether you like it or not and frankly neither do I, they'll keep doing it anyway!

Why do I think of LSD when I listen to this.

[GS1150Pilot]

This is a band that had huge possibilities get shut down by greedy record execs and producer issues. Most everyone has heard one of their songs, but this one is my favorite by a long mile:

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Some blues so thick and heavy, you can cut it with a knife. And some Floyd doing what they do after 24 years apart, a little beaten by the years. A clip at their last concert.

[Rich82GS750TZ]

That's cool. I did not know they ever got back together even for one show. Closest I ever got was a PF tribute band called The Machine back in the 90's in Boston. They were very good, though. Front man could sound like Waters, and play and sing/sound like Gilmore as well.

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I saw Floyd in 77, and in 80. Those were awesome memory's. I think their music is almost hypnotic so unique they are/were truly one of a kind.

[LAB3]

Here's something from 1979 that was pulled out of the vault (sewer?) and is currently being used in an Apple commercial, it sounded vaguely familiar so I looked it up. There's aspects of the post punk/new wave era that are worth exploring, this tune isn't one of those!

[GS1150Pilot]

Dunno, I kinda like it. It's fun. There is no point to being snobby about music, as it is almost all derivative at some point. Here's something from not long after (with admittedly more musicality) that is also derivative but fun and which remains in my play rotations:

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I heard this on the radio and instantly went to Geddy. Rush never had an orchestra ? Axle rose ? Steven Tyler ? Robert Plant ?

[GS1150Pilot]

Greta Van Fleet are fantastic. I love 'em.

Visually, channeling Queen there.

[dorkburger]

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I ran across this oldie looking for new music to play. It starts slow, gets hotter and rocks on.

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Here's something from 1979 that was pulled out of the vault (sewer?) and is currently being used in an Apple commercial, it sounded vaguely familiar so I looked it up. There's aspects of the post punk/new wave era that are worth exploring, this tune isn't one of those!

I love that commercial, it is more true that anyone seems to know.

[LAB3]

I love that commercial, it is more true that anyone seems to know.

The lyrics are good but the arrangement is awful!

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I ran across this oldie looking for new music to play.

Love the live version...... Man ! can Phil relate to a audience.

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The lyrics are good but the arrangement is awful!

Lets face it the whole thing is off, possibly entertaining. But it is so PUNK, which didn't require a lot of high level art. Still it is what it is, like a shot of Bacardi 151, eating a lemon, or a big shot of Balsamic vinegar, it violates the norm, and breaks the pattern. PUNK all the way, aren't they the rebel.