Jajajajajajajajajajaja same to me with the nineties but with pennywise besides Bowie or Radiohead. But i think most of the eighties pop is very god. But yea this was real indie indie rock! Greetings from Colombia!
would have been too soon for them to do anything with major exposure anyway. If Husker Du and Replacements couldn't do anything I doubt MOB would either.
Mission of Burma had an early song called "Tremolo" (which is on The Horrible Truth about Burma album in a live version). This song was their second such tremolo-based song, hence the song title.
>tabs? Use yr ears, it ain't that hard. Hint: the open high E string stays open. Start by playing a matching E on the B string and work your way down...
I think they watched an advertising in Boston of a Mission of Burma thing. Some people were organising a travel there to help people in Burma. It appears on the book "Our Band could Be your Life". I´m not quite sure about it, but I think I read it, Have a nice day, man.
what are you one of them? my brother was a horn player Wilbur And the Dukes- do you know how musicians suffer/Well we must talk to Tweddy - suddenly I am compelled- if you want to go
It's absolutely crazy to think this album and song is 30 years old and yet it still sounds up to date. Great fucking band
even crazier to think that still holds true 40 years after releas.. mindblowing
The sound of the Post-Punk from Boston. Unique, nothing to compare with others sounds like Joy Divison, The Fall or Gang Of Four. Astonishing!
We love Boston...we love our sports and we love or contribution to music...Mission of Burma, November Group, The Cars...etc..
Nervous Eaters! Boys Life!
Dinosaur Jr. was technically from around that area too!
And the Pixies!
Til Tuesday also.
The Neats, Dogmatics, The Maps, Salem 66
The most underrated Boston band in the 80s. I was too stupid back then: followed cover / poppy, local bands around to death.
Jajajajajajajajajajaja same to me with the nineties but with pennywise besides Bowie or Radiohead. But i think most of the eighties pop is very god. But yea this was real indie indie rock! Greetings from Colombia!
would have been too soon for them to do anything with major exposure anyway. If Husker Du and Replacements couldn't do anything I doubt MOB would either.
remember the atlantics?
@@fuggity1 Yes! I do!! And then Ball and Pivot, featuring B fronting the band.
Obviously a huge influence on Fugazi circa In On The Kill Taker (especially Sweet and Low). Cracking song.
sattfield I can also hear Mogwai's few songs in this
I love this album.
Indeed man. Yeah! Great bands, both of them.
The beat is just so sick.. I love it.
Boston, MA; title town and home to the best music ever put to tracks!
This reminds me of The Durutti Column so much.
Same
YES!
Spellbinding. Far ahead of their time.
I disagree on the second half, that definitely was their time.
Do you think Interpol heard this? I think so.
Interpol definitely heard this.
Absolutely.
Interpol is a wanna be cross of MoB and Joy Division.
@@nuclearjanitors Which was a pretty good formula for a while.
seej fish first two albums were good
this band could be your life
Such a great book
this life could be your band
Indeed. Wonderful band and book.
Mr. Narrator, this is Bob Dylan to me.
Those bands, that book. WERE and continue to be.
In 2015 I saw mission of burma by accident. What an awesome fucking accident
Wish I had discovered them earlier. this is definitely one of the best punk-related albums to ever be released
wexenhex one of the greatest albums ever released. The tracks flow perfectly. Every listen reveals something new
The bass gives it such an ethereal and ghostly vibe.
Fantastic Band.
Sensational!!!
Interpol definitely took cues from this song and band especially on turn on the bright lights
Great band. Intelligent music that's very unpretentious. dada.
truly timeless
hypnotique chef d'oeuvre
C'est vrai
them feels
the whole album
Yeah, big time.
Probably their best, so good.
This is awesome, thanks for uploading.
Extraordinary
No it's not weird. They're both pretty popular bands when talking about post punk.
Is it weird that I think of Joy Division whenever I play this song? Not in the vocals, but the atmosphere and bass/drums interraction?
ForecastOfTheGods They both have very sparse instrumentation but a raw aggressive sound nonetheless. so that could be why
Lol @ choice of words 'atmosphere' cheers
Yeah!!!!
I had tickets 3 years ago to Nass MoOCA - squashed like a bug
oh I am relieved- thank you- I was a school teacher
oh yes thoughts be reborn
WOW
Nice
Am I the only one that sound a strong influence by Fleetwood Mac? Anyway, great album.
Tone of the guitars
Yes, sounds like 'Tusk'
Thanks for pointing this out
Inn-Square Men's Bar
does the title refer to the setting on a fender amp? it sounds like it. i always wondered....
Mission of Burma had an early song called "Tremolo" (which is on The Horrible Truth about Burma album in a live version). This song was their second such tremolo-based song, hence the song title.
tabs?
how about on a clarinet?
>tabs?
Use yr ears, it ain't that hard.
Hint: the open high E string stays open. Start by playing a matching E on the B string and work your way down...
And now there is only ...... ? ;-)
The houses we pass.
@giomakyo
thanks hendrix
Well Tribe Called Red
Hey, ask a stupid question...
I still don't know why they the named band that - probably mythoughts could be reborn
I think they watched an advertising in Boston of a Mission of Burma thing. Some people were organising a travel there to help people in Burma. It appears on the book "Our Band could Be your Life". I´m not quite sure about it, but I think I read it, Have a nice day, man.
@@pabloisusi6097 Wouldn't Mission to Burma make more sense then?
@@britladd I believe it was a sign they saw on a building, likely related to the Burmese consulate - So, "of", meaning "belonging to".
I'm pissed.
what are you one of them? my brother was a horn player Wilbur And the Dukes- do you know how musicians suffer/Well we must talk to Tweddy - suddenly I am compelled- if you want to go