pedwal wally wally wha

ah this old chestnut

18 hours ago, Starship Krupa said:

fascinating

for me, it's credit where credit's due, and you can see this on like madonna or harry styles records, where each track has 800 gazillion different "producers" credited - the "star/talent" is more like a movie director using actors, but gives them credit, it's when bands/artists pretend it's themselves doing it that grinds my gears haha

and then i guess we get into the whole art versus product discussion

/asyouwere

Kool & the Gang and Quiet Riot - "Bang Your Head (It's a Celebration)" 

bowie - memory of a free festival 

deus - Memory Of A Festival 

OCS +++ - Memory of a Cut Off Head 

Nobody & Mystic Chords of Memory - Memory 

the seeds - Nobody Spoil My Fun 

I usually suggest nosedive as an in, one of the less dark episodes

BTW only just started the new season, so no spoilers please

8 hours ago, Amberwolf said:

I made it partway in to that episode, and did indeed leave and not come back to the show, as nothing about what I saw was watchable to me.   If the rest of the series is not like that one, I'll give it a shot with ep2. 

each episode is completely different, although they've done a second start trek one in the latest series

here's brooker guesting on hignfy with shatner hosting haha

bristol, scene  

in some curation records docu, alan mcgee said he thought he'd signed a pop band but they turned out to be welsh anarchists haha

Super Furry Animals - God! Show Me Magic 

country rock w/soul 

59 minutes ago, T Boog said:

IMO

furry muff

15 hours ago, T Boog said:

Kid Rock, Cowboy 

i think if it's not obvious why it was groundbreaking, some explanation would be polite

16 hours ago, T Boog said:

Van Halen, Eruption

groundbreaking spandex? t!ts out for the ladies?

tbf i can't think of an other

28 minutes ago, Notes_Norton said:

it broke the 3-minute limit on top 40 radio station play

here's the orb "blue room" the longest chart song in the uk, ""Blue Room" is the longest single to ever appear on the UK Singles Chart, at 39 minutes and 58 seconds. It entered the listing at position 12 and peaked at number eight the next week. In Ireland, the song reached number 28, and in the United States, it peaked at number 46 on the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart."

6 minutes ago, Notes_Norton said:

“Like A Rolling Stone” - Bob Dylan