If you dig that, might I recommend looking into Jeanette's discog. Spanish artist that's perhaps not as Mod as Margo, but a pretty similar vibe overall. Romantic balladry, soft vocals, great orchestral instrumentation; its certainly a vibe regardless :)
@@rainbow-jw3og Here in South america people go to the airport and the hotels to meet their favorite artists and give them gifts or just talk to them. I went to the hotel before they left my country and Molly came out to talk to us and took some pictures!
@@majordisappointmentspeaking Most festivals here put all the artists in the same hotel. It's just a matter of waiting for a band member to post a pic of the hotel or the view on instagram to know where they are.
That’s crazy! They came into the coffee shop I work at when they were in SLC and I was so stoked just to talk to them and make them coffees, very nice band
It should have probably left 2 songs out of the record and not get too crazy with the coke in order to not overextend with pointless jams and arrangements great songs like All around the world. Something similar happened with the second Stone Roses album. But now some people say that if Be Here now would have included some of the B sides that they included in The Masterplan that then it would have been the third consecutive classic album by Oasis
I love Alvvays, I started listening to them like in 2015 and they have been one of my favorite bands ever since. I love their sound and their whole aesthetic as a band. Their songs are so catchy and filled with nostalgia. My favorite song is "Party Police", i think its one of those perfect songs structurally and sonically. I love the structure because its so simple, I like simple songs, and lot of Alvvay's music is simple like that. Molly's vocals are so blissful to listen to, she has a very young and childish style of singing which i very much enjoy.
I'm easily old enough to be their father, but I think Alvvays is a great band, and I'm really glad to see they have such great [which is to say kinda old school] taste. And hey - go Leafs go.
I remember watching wallows do what’s in their bag and alvvays was one of the bands featured and are now one of my favorite artists. I guess it’s nice coming full circle and seeing them do this now
Man every time I watch one of these videos I am reminded as a music junkie how much depth I lack in taste from a classic music standpoint. 😂😂 also, as for Alvvays, In Undertow is an amazing song.
I remember queuing up outside HMV in Manchester to buy it on the day it was released. I wanted to love it but i was disappointed. It must be 20 years since I last listened to it. Think I’ll give it another spin soon.
Oh man, I disagree. The songwriting used to be good and as they got more popular (and busier and higher) it got lazier and lazier and studio methods tried to fill in the gaps and we ended up with these highly polished signposts to nowhere.
"Someone loved it and owned it" I loved that line, I had to rewind the video to hear it several times haha. I love used records, I try to imagine what was the last time it was played, what kind of people owned it. If only records could speak and tell us stories about their past owners.
Be Here Now reminds me of Blue Rev in some ways. The third album of both bands. In both cases, compared to previous releases, more washy sounding backing guitars and vocals that are difficult to make out.
"Jesus of Cool" was renamed "Pure Pop for Now People" for the U.S. audience. I actually like the latter name better, it is definitely more descriptive of the album's music. After listening to "Blue Rev" a thousand times, I'm shocked that they didn't pick out a Smiths album.
Martin Newell? DID NOT see that coming. Big fan here. Especially of his poems, stories and his web log about 15 or so years ago. Fantastic story teller.
I had a bunch of bootlegs of Oasis at the Roseland Ballroom from 1997 during the Be Here Now Tour. Tthe wall of guitar, the vocals...you could feel the cocaine through your earphones...butloved it and still do. It was overhyped, over the top, but utterly amazing.
Be Here Now is a terrific rock album if you don't try too hard to overanalyze it. Appreciate that you could put THAT many guitar tracks onto an album from a pure standpoint of human feat.
Agreed. Just like... enjoy it for what it is and just have fun with it. That's my response to anyone who feels they have a 'scathing take' on Oasis lol.
Nice to see them select several of my favorites (The Who, Byrds, Fall, Margo Guryan) but wow, Molly knows Martin Newell!! If she doesn't already have it, she needs The Greatest Living Englishman on LP.
It was so neat seeing Alec get Enya's 'Shepherd Moons', and that certainly was my own introduction to Enya back in 1991. But three years later, I finally listened to 'Watermark', which was her 1988 album that came before 'Shepherd Moons', and was amazed that, aside for the upbeat 'Orinoco Flow', it was quite a dark and moody affair of an album. I found it a difficult listen many times, but it did get me through a lot of heartbreak. To this day, 'Watermark' remains my personal favorite, though I still absolutely love 'Shepherd Moons'.
Martin Newell, TV Personalities and the Fall! those are 3 AMAZING picks. Guess I'll go listen to what this band Alvvays sounds like now. Never heard of them till now but I am optemistic
Lovely folks! I met these two post gig in 2014 when they toured Britain. I had a lovely chat with them and Kerry in Cambridge. I definitely love Enya,The Fall and The Byrds, however i never got Oasis whatsoever. But I’ll park that one and concentrate on Alvvays as a band.
Love that they buy records the way I do, taking wild chances, buying an album you only know one song off, getting a CD without even having a CD player. I feel very seen here by a band I love.
Old enough to have had " pure pop for now people" original LP played on my BIC turntable through a Panasonic stereo system at the parties.. Nick Lowe wrote a bunch of great power pop songs
I think we all know who really gave us the definitive rendition of "Send in the Clowns" ... the one and only Herschel Shmoikel Pinchas Yerucham Krustofsky, aka Krusty
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"Their songs are sort of cloud-parting and could be put on at any time. It transports you to this happy place." I say the same thing about Alvvays!
The whole time I'm like dude Molly, your songs are wayy better
I love the phrase “cloud-parting” to describe a sound or music vibe. Such a perfect descriptor!
thought the same thing when she said that!
Did she ever get married to that guy? Artie I think his name was?
The Byrds and Alvvays are both magical bands with a certain special sound that no one else can quite duplicate. I adore them both.
You can really tell how deep the two of them are into music
No wonder their music is so rich and interesting
It’s well informed
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Margo Guryan is exactly what i searching for in months. Whisper vocals, gentle arrangement, 60's atmosphere. Great, thank you, Alvvays
If you dig that, might I recommend looking into Jeanette's discog. Spanish artist that's perhaps not as Mod as Margo, but a pretty similar vibe overall. Romantic balladry, soft vocals, great orchestral instrumentation; its certainly a vibe regardless :)
You’d like Jessica Pratt
She’s the female Nilsson
You want more? Look for "Titanic Rising" (Weyes Blood), the first two records from Broadcast, Vashti Bunyan, Julia Holters "Loud City Song"...
@@palo4098 oh, thank you, i will check out that artist
Blue Rev was the indie album of 2022!
Amazing dope top two.
I met molly a few months ago and I still can't believe how amazing and lovely she is
How did you meet her? :D
@@rainbow-jw3og Here in South america people go to the airport and the hotels to meet their favorite artists and give them gifts or just talk to them. I went to the hotel before they left my country and Molly came out to talk to us and took some pictures!
@@PRIMECARVA curious. How do you know where they're going to be at?
@@majordisappointmentspeaking Most festivals here put all the artists in the same hotel. It's just a matter of waiting for a band member to post a pic of the hotel or the view on instagram to know where they are.
That’s crazy! They came into the coffee shop I work at when they were in SLC and I was so stoked just to talk to them and make them coffees, very nice band
Be Here Now is such a solid album. Fade In-Out one of my favorite Oasis songs of all time
No.
every oasis album trash. derivative asf
@@arlofleenor1838all music is derivative
@@alenshirvanyan473 especially oasis
@@arlofleenor1838 yep, there’s a line between derivative and just straight up one trick pony copying, which is what Oasis have built their career on.
you're right----"Be Here Now" IS a great album!! very underappreciated!
Damn straight!
No.
@@FogAndLime *gasp!* 😱😱
NOOO, I have been defeated! *dies*
It should have probably left 2 songs out of the record and not get too crazy with the coke in order to not overextend with pointless jams and arrangements great songs like All around the world. Something similar happened with the second Stone Roses album. But now some people say that if Be Here now would have included some of the B sides that they included in The Masterplan that then it would have been the third consecutive classic album by Oasis
I admire their fidelity to Canadian music…and to the tradition of Canadian humour 🇨🇦😆
I love Alvvays, I started listening to them like in 2015 and they have been one of my favorite bands ever since. I love their sound and their whole aesthetic as a band. Their songs are so catchy and filled with nostalgia. My favorite song is "Party Police", i think its one of those perfect songs structurally and sonically. I love the structure because its so simple, I like simple songs, and lot of Alvvay's music is simple like that. Molly's vocals are so blissful to listen to, she has a very young and childish style of singing which i very much enjoy.
party police it's such a pretty song!!!
I'm easily old enough to be their father, but I think Alvvays is a great band, and I'm really glad to see they have such great [which is to say kinda old school] taste. And hey - go Leafs go.
It is ALVVAYS great seeing them.
I attended their gig in Singapore and they started the show with the intro of Enya's 'The River Sings'. You can tell how much Alec adores her music!
hi fellow singaporean alvvays fan
She has such a great voice. Awesome band.
I remember watching wallows do what’s in their bag and alvvays was one of the bands featured and are now one of my favorite artists. I guess it’s nice coming full circle and seeing them do this now
Love Alvvays, love this piece, but was so ready for Alec to say, "see what Schnabel has to bring to the table."
Man every time I watch one of these videos I am reminded as a music junkie how much depth I lack in taste from a classic music standpoint. 😂😂 also, as for Alvvays, In Undertow is an amazing song.
they’re such amazing people, i’ve had to the luck of meeting them and seeing them 3 times in 2022 and i’ll be seeing them 4 times this year :)
Though I like them all and have been on board since '95 Be Here Now has always been my favorite Oasis record. There are dozens of us!
Be Here Now is an underrated and misunderstood Oasis album. That is a great pick
Agree!
I remember queuing up outside HMV in Manchester to buy it on the day it was released. I wanted to love it but i was disappointed.
It must be 20 years since I last listened to it. Think I’ll give it another spin soon.
100% biblical
Its so sgt pepper
Oh man, I disagree. The songwriting used to be good and as they got more popular (and busier and higher) it got lazier and lazier and studio methods tried to fill in the gaps and we ended up with these highly polished signposts to nowhere.
Damn I'm in that Amoeba all the time! that would be nice to bump into Molly and Alec randomly lol
Impeccable taste, especially Margo Guryan and Judy C!
Blue Rev was my favorite album of 2022.
"Someone loved it and owned it" I loved that line, I had to rewind the video to hear it several times haha. I love used records, I try to imagine what was the last time it was played, what kind of people owned it. If only records could speak and tell us stories about their past owners.
Using Velveteen for the credits >>>
Such an informative little video on their tastes! Alvvays forever 💯
Edifice, haughty, ruddy; that guy has some vocabulary.
My favorite Oasis album. Bought this first and then checked earlier catalogue
I love this band ❤️ can't wait to see them in Primavera Sound
She knows that "Be Here Now" was slept on by the rest of the world outside of the UK. Great album.
'be here now' came out just at the right time. good times, good days.
The critical rexamination of 'Be Here Now' has arrived, and I am HERE for it... d'you know what I mean??
i love this band so much. Anything they sign off on, i'll give it a try!
Bend Sinister, yes! My favourite Fall album.
Be Here Now reminds me of Blue Rev in some ways. The third album of both bands. In both cases, compared to previous releases, more washy sounding backing guitars and vocals that are difficult to make out.
My favorite band since 2015. A nice bunch too
Nice selections. The Byrds, Who and the unsurpassed Fall.
"Jesus of Cool" was renamed "Pure Pop for Now People" for the U.S. audience. I actually like the latter name better, it is definitely more descriptive of the album's music.
After listening to "Blue Rev" a thousand times, I'm shocked that they didn't pick out a Smiths album.
Margo Guryan (R.I.P.) & Martin Newell are two of my favorite artists! I hope this video will make them a few new fans.
I love Blue Rev. The band get even more kudos from me for saying Be Here Now is great 👍🏻
The shout out to David Crosby was quite timely. Well done.
Glad to see they love Margo Guryan, Judy Collins and The Mighty Fall
Molly is 100% right about Be Here Now. The first four Oasis albums, including The Masterplan, are all near perfect.
Absolute gems from a band I love so much, thank you very much Amoeba
Martin Newell? DID NOT see that coming. Big fan here. Especially of his poems, stories and his web log about 15 or so years ago. Fantastic story teller.
I love "Be Here Now"... very underrated album
I just finished watching their KEXP set. Wasn’t expecting to also see them here.
I GASPED WHEN I SAW THE THUMBNAIL AND GOT HAPPY WHEN I SAW IT'S ACTUALLY ALVVAYS ON AMOEBA 😭
Same 😹
I had a bunch of bootlegs of Oasis at the Roseland Ballroom from 1997 during the Be Here Now Tour. Tthe wall of guitar, the vocals...you could feel the cocaine through your earphones...butloved it and still do. It was overhyped, over the top, but utterly amazing.
I saw the Fall in concert in 1982. Great band, they were very prolific in their music output.. Mark E Smith was a good frontman for the band.
ya think?
@@drssexy2142 Yes i do, and i own a cd boxed set of their music. So there !
The Who Sells Out is a classic!! Some funny tracks. And some seriously awesome rock tracks.
Always Alvvays. Just saw them last night (3 March 23) in Montreal. Lovely.
Super excited to see them this year!
Be Here Now is a terrific rock album if you don't try too hard to overanalyze it. Appreciate that you could put THAT many guitar tracks onto an album from a pure standpoint of human feat.
Agreed. Just like... enjoy it for what it is and just have fun with it. That's my response to anyone who feels they have a 'scathing take' on Oasis lol.
i love alvvays so much it brings me to tears
Nice to see them select several of my favorites (The Who, Byrds, Fall, Margo Guryan) but wow, Molly knows Martin Newell!! If she doesn't already have it, she needs The Greatest Living Englishman on LP.
I’m glad you guys mentioned Endless Wire. That is my favorite Lightfoot album by far, and one of my favorites overall! Great taste!
Pretty sweet episode here with some of my all-time favorite bands. And that’s the best Who album ever, of course. 👏🏻👏🏻🏆
Love Martin Newell & Cleaners! Great taste Molly!
Glad to see some love for The Fall
!!!!!!!
I'm a simple girl :^) I see Alvvays, I hit the like button
Such a great band, and great picks too. After another full year of wonderful music, “Blue Rev” is still my fave of 2022. Bravo you guys.
For “Be Here Now”, I’M MAD FOR IT!!
It was so neat seeing Alec get Enya's 'Shepherd Moons', and that certainly was my own introduction to Enya back in 1991. But three years later, I finally listened to 'Watermark', which was her 1988 album that came before 'Shepherd Moons', and was amazed that, aside for the upbeat 'Orinoco Flow', it was quite a dark and moody affair of an album. I found it a difficult listen many times, but it did get me through a lot of heartbreak. To this day, 'Watermark' remains my personal favorite, though I still absolutely love 'Shepherd Moons'.
I wish more people showed used/bargain bin records on this series. Amoeba should have a used spin-off of "What's in my Bag"
Be Here Now was my first album, on cassette, aged seven.
Be Here Now is my favorite Oasis. I feel the same, overhated. Some super fun picks. Love this series
Martin Newell, TV Personalities and the Fall! those are 3 AMAZING picks. Guess I'll go listen to what this band Alvvays sounds like now. Never heard of them till now but I am optemistic
I was going to say the same thing-haha! Listen to their latest output, Blue Rev-great album!
$300 for a Crosley?!?
Good episode. I just discovered Alvvays and have been enjoying them.
Could watch this all day
Be Here Now got me into Oasis and I haven't looked back
Lovely folks! I met these two post gig in 2014 when they toured Britain. I had a lovely chat with them and Kerry in Cambridge. I definitely love Enya,The Fall and The Byrds, however i never got Oasis whatsoever. But I’ll park that one and concentrate on Alvvays as a band.
My god!! Molly is so beautiful, Im in love with her!
Be here now is a masterpiece
Who else saw the Watery Domestic EP chillin in Alec’s stack near the end?
Jesus... Margo Guryan and Martin Newell right off the bat. No wonder I love this band, we have the same influences.
Immediately wanna check this band out for buying a Margo Guryan album!
I recently found this band and I really liked their songs.
oh wow, i downloaded a byrds record out of nowhere last month cause i liked the pedal steel. need to listen to more, thank u for the validation moz
That Lightfoot album is magic!
Love that they buy records the way I do, taking wild chances, buying an album you only know one song off, getting a CD without even having a CD player. I feel very seen here by a band I love.
Blue Rev is the best album of the year
top choice on Be Here Now, "Girl in the Dirty Shirt" is so lovely.
Been waiting for them to do this, can’t wait to watch this after work, gahd dahmn
Honestly, who doesn't fucking love Enya?
Molly is such a deadpan smartass. Love it
Guitar of so much indie Canadian music is indebted to The Byrds @ 7:09 great to see Alvvays acknowledge
This video introduced me to this band, and now they are one of my favorites lol
Alvvays!
Alec and molly are the best tag!
it’s so crazy how similar me and alec’s music choices are 😭 need his spotify playlists fr
Great to see you guys in digital media again 🎉❤️
What a fabulous band.
exceptionally good taste these two
thanks for the samples you guys 🖤
Love Gordon Lightfoot, Judith Collins, Celine Dion, the Byrds, and Enya. Good picks
Old enough to have had " pure pop for now people" original LP played on my BIC turntable through a Panasonic stereo system at the parties.. Nick Lowe wrote a bunch of great power pop songs
I think we all know who really gave us the definitive rendition of "Send in the Clowns" ... the one and only Herschel Shmoikel Pinchas Yerucham Krustofsky, aka Krusty
Great taste in music! I will be looking out for their music
Yoooooo!! They've got Alvvays 🥰
Finally they are in Amoeba😭😭😭
They're on another level
I'm more surprised that Alec doesn't have a cd player at home. Whuut?! It's only my most played medium...