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HenryJLittlefinger posted:I do live in the Denver area, in fact. Don’t get there for shows often but they’re making me think about it more. Slims rad. I really like Munley and the Leprechauns live show, which is Slim Cessna adjacent. I'm in Denver, and have seen both a few times. They're work the price!
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KICK BAMA KICK posted:here's the absolute dumbest song i've ever heard and i hope you can click on it without seeing the titular lyric and let it hit you in real time Imagine being in 2019 and thinking this is the worst Nashville has to offer. It's not even close to being the worst.
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deong posted:Munley and the Leprechauns lol Isn’t it Munly and the Lupercalians? That album Petr and the Wulf is real good.
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HenryJLittlefinger posted:lol  Correct, on both points. drat autocorrect.
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Ranter posted:If you could travel anywhere in the USA to see Sturgill, which city/venue would you pick? Probably the show hes doing on this tour with Childers across the streer from my bar here in Louisville. Homefield advantage for both them fellers, picking their best works to date, and most importantly *not* in Ashville or Nashville
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So what is the album of the year for you all? For me it's a three-way between The Delines, Tyler Childers and Orville Peck, but Pony is probably the one that I've listened to the most of this year's crop, so I'd go with that if I had to pick just one.
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Pony is definitely my album of the year, and not just in country/folk/Americana.
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Lucas Chaison and Richard Inman put out some really good records this year https://richardinmanmusic.bandcamp.com/album/hasta-la-vista https://lucaschaisson.bandcamp.com/album/most-true-thing
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Gotta go with Highwomen. Not only is it near perfect musically, I just love what it represents about women in country music.
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DogoDogo posted:Gotta go with Highwomen. Not only is it near perfect musically, I just love what it represents about women in country music. Another great album. The titular song makes me cry every time I listen to it. I wish more bands had a theme song that doubles as an origin story and mission statement. Discovering the Highwomen introduced me to Amanda Shires, who led me to Jason Isbell. Now I have a lot of catching up to do!
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I really loved Heard It In A Past Life by Maggie Rogers this year. A little on the poppier side of folk, but a very thoughtful and unique-sounding album.
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DogoDogo posted:Gotta go with Highwomen. Not only is it near perfect musically, I just love what it represents about women in country music. 100% Correct. Yola is my #2, followed by Tanya Tucker, Robert Ellis and Peck Edit: I think without “Redesigning Women” it would have been perfect. The chorus vocals on “If She Ever Leaves Me” still give me goosebumps. XBenedict fucked around with this message at 01:08 on Jan 2, 2020 |
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I'm assuming "Redesigning Women" was meant to be a breakthrough pop single? Because it didn't fit the rest of the album. It sounded like a moderate hit from a much more middle-of-the-road female country singer, someone more concerned with performative feminism than embodying the real thing, like the rest of the Highwomen's material. Does that make sense? It's easily the most disposable track on the album, and the one I'm most likely to skip.
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It was definitely the Highwomen song that the local indie rock station here played nonstop when the album came out 
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My brother recently introduced me to TK and the Holy Know Nothings and I am a fan. I really hope they come down to Pappy and Harriets some time so I can see em in person. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orrcAK-gccc
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Big Bad Voodoo Lou posted:Pony is definitely my album of the year, and not just in country/folk/Americana. holy poo poo his voice
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Ranter posted:holy poo poo his voice I know, right? I was so sad he had to cancel his tour date in my city this fall, but hopefully I'll get another chance to see him live. Dude is legit talented -- so much more than just a gimmick.
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Big Bad Voodoo Lou posted:Dude is legit talented -- so much more than just a gimmick. Only time will tell. It’s a bit gimmicky, but it’s a decent gimmick. The songs are a bit same-y. He can’t sustain this bit unless he varies things up a bit. I liked the album, but the next one can’t sound like one long Chris Issak song.
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XBenedict posted:Only time will tell. It’s a bit gimmicky, but it’s a decent gimmick. The songs are a bit same-y. He can’t sustain this bit unless he varies things up a bit. I think the gimmick is extra-cool because he reminds me of one of my favorite obscure DC Comics heroes, the Golden Age Vigilante, a singing cowboy movie star/stuntman/early masked superhero.
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The mask/cowboy thing is fine, XBenedict is right the songs are samey, he can't do it again for a 2nd album. Time will indeed tell.
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his referencing of overt queer-history imagery is so refreshing that i really, really loving hope he shows up in his second album
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What's the deal with Peck's song 'Queen of the Rodeo' and Alice in Chains' original? The music is similar but the lyrics are completely different. Is he 'taking back' what might be perceived as a queerphobic/transphobic/homophobic song?
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its possible. its kind of like when im doing karaoke of int'l players anthem and it gets to pimp c's verse and i change the last line to "you ain't a pimp you a ferret"
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they honestly don't even sound alike to me so idk
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Just saw Orville Peck and it was so much fun! He talked to the crowd a lot and was pretty happy when we all whistled really off key. He played most of Pony, with a couple of covers of country divas. Also a new song that I loved, but who ever was hoping for less lonesome drifter in the future might be disappointed. Plus I snagged a signed poster, so that was cool. I'm a big fan of Trixie Mattel! Two Birds/One Stone is worth a listen.
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Leocadia posted:I'm a big fan of Trixie Mattel! Two Birds/One Stone is worth a listen. I'm quite fond of the acoustic soundtrack/EP and Moving Parts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cASxleWgS9k
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Where should I start with Bill Callahan / Smog? Years ago I discovered the Smog album A River Ain't Too Much to Love and really loved it, but I don't really know much about the guy besides that.
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droll posted:I'm quite fond of the acoustic soundtrack/EP and Moving Parts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cASxleWgS9k I didn't know that existed, so thanks!
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yeah that was really nice, thanks for sharing!
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Here's a fun little tidbit if you were curious about what the two words are that "the two birds never said" (from the lyrics in this track). "Moving Parts" ! Because she had already written the song Moving Parts when the album Two Birds came out, but it didn't make it on there. Kinda 'ha dur' moment for me. droll fucked around with this message at 22:24 on Jan 15, 2020 |
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New Margo Price https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0yicpOK6v8
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Lutha Mahtin posted:Where should I start with Bill Callahan / Smog? Years ago I discovered the Smog album A River Ain't Too Much to Love and really loved it, but I don't really know much about the guy besides that.
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Bonzo posted:New Margo Price I love Margo, but this was very "meh". I hope the whole album isn't pop-tinged.
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droll posted:Here's a fun little tidbit if you were curious about what the two words are that "the two birds never said" (from the lyrics in this track). this whole ep(?) is p much flawless, thanks again for sharing, ive been listening to it nonstop for the past couple days
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KICK BAMA KICK posted:here's the absolute dumbest song i've ever heard and i hope you can click on it without seeing the titular lyric and let it hit you in real time I raise you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ION_tTm_Eo8
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This song raw as hell lol. I love it lol. Sang this to my ex lmao
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So this showed up in my inbox this morning.  
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