What are you listening to? (V)Music 

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How about a little Math-Rock from an obscure band, with only a couple albums? Don't search for this group on Google without turning on safe search, or you're going to get an eye full. I give to you! drumroll

"You Slut!"



Incredible band. Hugely underrated.
 
My favourite of theirs is Spiders in the dressing room.
Geordie's Gone To Jail and Blaze Of The Borough are also good additions to a largely excellent catalogue which showcase an almost-serious side to the Tyneside comedy punksters.


 
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Back to the Beginning... all of it, from start to finish.

What a great ending to such a brilliant, somewhat rocky career... and Ozzy + band still rocked 🤘

His final set. Definitely NSFW.

 
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I've only seen bits and pieces so far. How was Bill Ward?
They all held extremely well.

There were some very surprisingly well done cameos and cover versions too. Like this Jack Black one 👇. It was pre-recorded but it was a great filler.

 
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His best album imo. Inner City Blues is one of my favorite songs of all time.
 


Found an unopened vinyl reprint of Tender Prey in a local record store a couple weeks ago and I had to bring it home. I gave it a spin, but I was a bit distracted, so I'm going for a second, more attentive listen now.

The last of the Seeds' Berlin albums, Tender Prey nails that dark, brooding, wailing tones that had become distinctive of the band's artistic production since their relocation in '85. I guess the ambiance (and the consumption of copious amounts of drugs) helped with that?
Any other band would've tried to build some sense of tonal and thematic progression in their album; Nick Cave decided to start with the plea and confession of an unrepentant killer instead. And since Mercy Seat is the track through which I discovered The Bad Seeds, it holds a special place in my heart.
 
"Would you like some milk and sugar with your thee dear?" No thank you love, this song will do.

 
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Giving the brand new Deftones track a listen, from the upcoming album "Private Music". Not bad. Nothing groundbreaking, but it's certainly Deftones. Nice use of heavy riffs mixed with shoegaze interludes. Definitely a good start. Looking forward to hearing what the rest of the album sounds like.

 
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Giving Jermaine Jackson's 1980 album Let's Get Serious a spin to hear the three songs he asked Stevie Wonder to write and produce. The Jermaine-only tracks turned out to be okay as well.

 
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Dave Stewart & Barbara Gaskin's discography. Like Dave's namesake in the Eurythmics they're an electronic pop duo from the eighties. They're a lot more proggy, though. Had to purchase on physical since they don't sell FLACs.

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