We need to do a current music today jukebox because I don't agree. I think there is some very good music being done.Music was definetely better then. So was my opportunities to enjoy time with the female form.
Weekend Jukebox - music from your college years....
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Agree: parquet courts FIDLAR black midi ron gallo etc WAY better now. The yutes can freaking play
My (admittedly hazy) recollection is that these were the most popular songs on campus in fall semester of my freshman year
+1. I know you are a BIG FIDLAR fan. But yea I think there's a lot of really good new stuff out there.
Well he's not in Genesis anymore thats probably why.
Well, not for the past 48 years but ...Well he's not in Genesis anymore thats probably why.
A little trivia on this song.......
- Joe Perry brought a guitar to the studio to record his part, but when he wanted to add some bass, there was a problem: he didn't bring that instrument. Some kids that were hanging around the studio were willing to help out - they lived nearby, so one of them went home and retrieved a bass that Perry used to add that section. Those kids turned out to be the Beastie Boys, another act Rick Rubin was producing.
you need to see my post #38 just click on the youtube, I think you'll like that as well!
Thanks. But it was just that particular song I didn't like. I'm ok with their other stuff I've heard.
I'm struggling with typing these days with my laptop on the fritz. I pulled the word out of my brain as "electic" then went and googled that I needed a "c" and then put it in the wrong place, while the phone kept trying to change it electric. Good times.
God damn electric... with a new coat of paint. This one of the last great riffs.
The best show I saw in State College was when the Black Crowes graced our campus on 9/26/01. Everything was all screwed up but that night was alright. Here's a song from the same tour.
Much like the radio wasteland that was State College from '80-'85 (don't know what its like now but at least there is internet radio) I don't remember many good concerts while I was there. The Pretenders, Herbie Hancock and Steel Pulse, The Fixx and Arlo Guthrie were about the best during my time.
Black Crowes far and away the best. Run-DMC by the HUB was a bomber.
It's embarrassing but we all went to Family Values Tour and saw Limp Biscuit at the height of their "powers" when Nookie was the big hit. It was a fun night, all kinds of weirdos everywhere, acid freaks stuck in the elevator at Cedarbrook, late night kegs, you know, all that.
Oh yeah, Kiss! They were awesome. No one else cared but me but that was a good one.
I thought the free Violent Femms concert on the HUB lawn at an Arts Fest was one of the best concerts I'd seen at PSU well that and any performance by Queen B at Cafe 210.
Was at the main campus from 1977-1980. Here are the top albums of that time. Also heard a lot of Steely Dan, Billy Joel, Grateful Dead and Bruce.
- London Calling – The Clash, December, 1979.
- The Wall – Pink Floyd, November, 1979.
- Closer – Joy Division, July, 1980.
- Remain in Light – Talking Heads, October, 1980
- Never Mind the Bollocks, Here’s the Sex Pistols – Sex Pistols, October, 1977.
- The Clash – The Clash, April, 1978.
- Pretenders – The Pretenders, January, 1980.
- Exodus – Bob Marley & The Wailers, June, 1977.
- Some Girls – the Rolling Stones, June, 1978.
- Highway to Hell – AC/DC, August, 1979.
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