Hard to disagree much with Dingus…
Tame Impala’s recent material is just chart-chasing dreck, but even their earlier critically-lauded “more psychedelic stuff” (using the term extremely loosely) was bog ordinary. He’s as bad as Noel Gallagher for nicking stuff off other people…
They haven’t ever really moved the needle for me, though equally they don’t infuriate me like that pompous twat from Coldplay…
Saw these guys in San Antonio. Absolutely destroyed
Forget the overpriced, overhyped, over-lauded, over-blown pomposity of you (all) know where.
Friends, travel north to the BANGER capital.
BRISBANE : the Sports and Arts Olympus of Straya.
Even in 1988, it oozed Originality and Charm.
No context, you figure it out.
It’s been an interesting day of music for me today.
Have been listening to (new for me) Billie Holliday, Joan Baez and Nina Simone albums (amongst other 60s stuff).
Some really good music amongst that little group.
Did it stand up against led zeppelin 2.0?
Such a shallow question…you might be surprised to know that people can enjoy different types of music without comparing them.
I am one of those people.
Let It Happen is one of the best and most interesting songs of the last [s]10[/s] eleven years, for mine.
And Elephant is fun. I like to think of it as taking the ■■■■ out of that whole lofi, stoner rock thing st the time, but it’s cool enough without that.
I don’t love Tame Impala, but I think their high points are pretty…pretty good.
I am surprised.
Take it to the “Today I learned” thread 
New Charlie Parr and Jimi records out this weekend. Charlie’s new one is really good. The Hendrix record is the 1st Berkeley show from 1970. Its an up and down gig with some stuff that’s as good as it gets and some stuff where he’s just plodding along.
Spent the weekend in the garden listening to both.
The track-off was pretty good until I got bored with it.
Get motivated!
In recognition of today’s prevailing warm to hot north wind …
Good list of oddities
The hardest New Order ever went at it?
@Doggatron 
Bit Chris Cornell…
