Albums of the Year: 2017!
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Well awwright! Thank you! Hope you have a most bitchin 4th
Stay fabulous @@summertime_blooz🤩😍🤩
Happy 4th of July to you all from your Canadian friend I had my celebration on Monday which was Canada Day have a great one
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Happy belated Canada 🇨🇦 Day!@@georgemathie8123
My Top 10 Albums of 2017!
1. Shilpa Ray - Door Girl (Wow, Paul and I share a #1! Neat-o!)
2. Brent Cash - The New High
3. Derrick Anderson - A World of My Own
4. Alvvays - Antisocialite
5. Phoebe Bridgers - Stranger in the Alps
6. Slowdive - Slowdive
7. The War on Drugs - A Deeper Understanding
8. Alex Cameron - Forced Witness
9. Gharly Bliss - Guppy
10. Foxygen - Hang
Honorable mentions:
Glen Campbell - Adios
Pugwash - Silverlake (this is the first album of theirs I got on)
Nightlands - I Feel the Night Around Me
Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings - Soul of a Woman
SZA - Ctrl
Dishonorable mentions:
Michael Bolton - Songs of Cinema (yep, Michael Bolton, very easy target)
Barenaked Ladies & The Persuasions - Ladies and Gentlemen
Worst of the year:
Mike Love - Unleash the Love (erghhhh..jesus christ)
That's an awful lot of albums in common. Did you make this list before watching the video? Did you already know the Derrick Anderson album?
@@AsItShouldBePodcastIndeed, I actually thought I was the only one who knew about it! ❤
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I need to check out that SZA, and BOOOOOO to Mike Love🤮
It's Christmas on 4th of July! Thanks so much for posting - "You DOOOOOOO" harmonizing together just charmed my heart.
Thank you @@ChrisEstey- I love harmonizing with these two, it’s effortless!
Dr. Fester's Lucky 13
Most ‘Psychonauts are in Europe, where Motorpsycho have been a pretty big deal for nearly 30 years. Starting out in post-grunge territory via Trondheim, Norway in the early 90s and named after a Russ Meyer film, they ably consumed influences like the indie psychedelia of Mercury Rev, Neil Young, Pink Floyd and eventually some of the heavier sides of prog rockers like Yes, King Crimson and Van Der Graaf Generator along with proto-metal and art rock. After their first decade they add a touch of stoner/desert rock and a quirky sense of humor that perhaps makes the most sense to Norwegians, giving some idea of the diverse breadth of their psych prog sound. I don’t know if their European sensibility would translate to a larger audience here, but they seem unconcerned. They already have the fame, awards and audience that appreciates the beauty of their massive catalog.
So why, after over 18 albums, should one get excited for yet another Motorpsycho album? They seemed to be geared up for a late career peak. After collaborating with an orchestra on the seemingly unwieldy but awesome jazz fusion of The Death Defying Unicorn: A Fanciful And Fairly Far-Out Musical Fable (Rune Grammafon, 2012), the band welcomed Dungen‘s massively talented Reine Fiske as a frequent guest, managed to put out another three excellent studio albums while also doing some scores for theatre. Last year they released the two disc career summation, Supersonic Scientists - A Young Person´s Guide To Motorpsycho, changed drummers (meet Tomas Järmyr from Italian avant jazz metal band Zu), and announced big things were to come. It all indicates a build-up to a potentially career-defining double album that can fiercely wrastle with the others for the top of the heap status, and summarize the band’s strengths with their most consistently captivating songs since Heavy Metal Fruit (2010).
1. Motorpsycho - The Tower
2. Elder - Reflections Of A Floating World
3. Protomartyr - Relatives In Descent
4. Algiers - The Underside Of Power
5. Causa Sui - Vibraciones Doradas
6. Papir - V
7. The Sonic Dawn - Into The Long Night
8. The Dials - That Was The Future
9. Bask - Ramble Beyond
10. Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever - The French Press EP
11. Jess And The Ancient Ones - The Horse And Other Weird Tales
12. Ferocious Dog - The Red Album
13. The Sand Pebbles - Pleasure Maps
The Feelies - In Between
Royal Thunder - Wick
Queens Of The Stone Age - Villains
Spidergawd - IV
Colour Haze - In Her Garden
Mere Women - Big Skies
Bent Knee - Land Animal
Grave Pleasures - Motherblood
Hällas - Excerpts From A Future Past
Amplifier - Trippin’ With Dr. Faustus
Slowdive - Slowdive
Pugwash - Silverlake
Spirit Adrift - Curse Of Conception
The Greek Theatre - Broken Circle
Troubled Horse - Revolution On Repeat
Crystal Jacqueline - Await The Queen
Bubbling under: The Warp/The Weft, The Black Angels, Froth, Papernut Cambridge, The Galileo 7, Spoon, Power Trip, Transit Method, RVG, Second Still, The Beginner's Mynd, Pallbearer, Sugarfoot, Hans Chew, Robert Finley, Male Gaze, The Mermen, Elephant Stone, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Purple Hill Witch, Mordecai Smyth, Nathan Hall & the Sinister Locals, Lucille Furs, Avatarium, The Black Watch, Horisont, Idles, The Obsessed, The Ocean Party, Wand, Sparks, All Them Witches, Moon Duo, Wet Lips, Triptides. So much good music came out that as much as I love Air Raid, all these came first in my list!
Paulcore: The Sonic Dawn, The Dials, The Sand Pebbles, The Greek Theatre, Crystal Jaqueline, Froth, Papernut Cambridge, The Galileo 7, The Beginner's Mynd, Elephant Stone, Mordecai Smyth, Nathan Hall & the Sinister Locals, Lucille Furs, The Black Watch, The Ocean Party, Triptides.
Crystalcore: Protomartyr, Algiers, Mere Women, Slowdive, RVG, Second Still, Male Gaze, Wet Lips.
Tommycore: Royal Thunder, Spidergawd, Hällas, Spirit Adrift, Power Trip, Purple Hill Witch, Horisont.
Not sure if Crystal mentioned exactly which King Gizz album she hate-listened to. There were four! I liked Flying Microtonal Banana and Polygondwanaland, and Gumboot Soup and Murder of the Universe had their moments. They often frustrate me in that I'd love for them to just spend a couple years making a truly great album all the way through, rather than approach each one like a combination of an academic exercise and a party game. But for many, that's their charm.
I only have two favorites for this year: Colors by Beck and The Grinding Wheel from Overkill. Hope you guys have a fantastic July 4th!
@@jpaleologos1 Hmmm, I’ll have to check them out!
Well awwwright...Happy 4th Of July my fellow music family, friends and homies. So we're talking about...2017, boo!! The next few years around every other week will make me bored but I do have a surprise coming up and iit involve with someone who came out with the album that I like but stay tuned for that. So today, I have my top 4 albums of 2017 and only one worst of the year too. So let's begin:
My Top 4:
4. Kendrick Lamar - DAMN.
3. Jidenna - The Chief
2. Lindsey Buckingham & Christine McVie - Lindsey Buckingham & Christine McVie 1. (Tie) Chris Stapleton - From A Room Vol. 1/From A Room Vol. 2 (I'm a Chris Stapleton fan and really love his music).
My Worst Of 2017:
Anything and everything of 2017 (Riff Raff, Rick Ross, Drake, Gucci Mane, Lil Uzi Vert, Lil Yachty, Katy Perry, etc).
Can't wait to see everyone's lists and have a safe 4th Of July
@@UniversalBlackRocker The worst is pretty bad!
@@djcrystalclear8169 Exactly homie. But once we get to 2019, I have an album that would be Damarcore from one of y'all that's my number one. Can't wait to do my ranking of Billy Joel albums next week too
Love you guys you are the best
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Thank you very much @@stevenhilderbrandt4846 😁
@@stevenhilderbrandt4846 They are indeed!
So here I am, a day late, chomping at the bit to argue with Crystal....
My top 10 for 2017:
10. The Long Awaited Album, Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers (I only like bluegrass if it's Steve Martin!)
9. Pleasure, Feist
8. Soul of a Woman, Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings
7. Surviving Twin, Loudon Wainwright III
6. Ladies and Gentlemen: Barenaked Ladies and the Persuasions (It's not their best effort, but I like it. Not much of an argument, is it?)
5. Americana, Ray Davies
4. Solid State, Jonathan Coulton
3. Lindsey Buckingham Christine McVie, Lindsey Buckingham & Christine McVie (I saw them in concert on this tour and was quite disappointed that the show was so heavily skewed toward Lindsey's material, but then again, I'm not sure what else I would have expected.)
2. Rekihndled, Greg Kihn Band
1. Dark Matter, Randy Newman
That Greg Kihn Band album is surprisingly good (if you like Greg Kihn in the first place). The songwriting is decent, and the performances are good. Greg Kihn's voice has aged pretty well, and his son Ry is a hell of a guitarist. It gets an enthusiastic thumbs up from me (obviously, since I have it at number 2 for the year).
A mere day late - ya got nuthin on me Sir! 😀 Check out mine own list if ya get a chance. We have no samies this time. You have an interesting list as always including several names that would appear to have no business in 2017. 🤣Laters.
Oh shit, we’re doing Billy Joel album ranking next?!?
Glass Houses better be #1 on somebody's list. Cute bike pic, very unexpected.
Oh it will be on our lists for sure @@redhotlugnut3649 and thank you!🤩It was a crazy gig that day.
@@redhotlugnut3649 Oh it will be on lists, lol.
And thank you - that gig was unexpected and CRAZY…especially because I was the only person who made the cut!
Hey guys . . Got a "late-list" 🙃here for my favorites from 2017 (with fave song indicated). So for yer consideration:
1. The Shins - Heartworms (Name For You)
2. The Jesus and Mary Chain - Damage and Joy (All Things Pass)
3. The Black Angels - Death Song (Medicine)
4. The Big Moon - Love in the 4th Dimension (Pull the Other One)
5. The New Pornographers - Whiteout Conditions (Colosseums)
6. Rancid - Trouble Maker (Farewell Lola Blue)
7. The Feelies - In Between (title track)
8. Kasabian - For Crying Out Loud (Comeback Kid)
9. Charly Bliss - Guppy (Percolator)
10. Dropkick Murphys - 11 Short Stories of Pain and Glory (Sandlot)
And two HMs: Blondie - Pollinator; Temples - Volcano
Okay, then . . Looking forward to checking out yer lists. 😀
Naughty/NV(G), At Your Service 😎
I liked Wincing the Night Away, but I didn’t keep up with the Shins after that-I need to check that stuff out. Also, as much British TV as I watch, I should be much more familiar with Kasabian: more homework!
Hi Naughty! Nice to see Temples and The Black Angels - I like both of those bands but neither have cracked a top 10 for me yet. I’m so happy you posted your 2017 list. I’m thrilled for 2018 and hope you are too!
@@PapaNicksMusic Hey PapaNick. Thx a lot for the comments. The Shins have an amazingly consistent discography: 5 studio albums - all of them on my top 10 of the year lists . . Yeah. Kasabian. A terrific UK band who never made an impact in the US. I think you'd really like 'em a lot. 😎
@@michelewiese48 Hey Michele. Thanks! 😎 yep. Doing my best to post for every remaining year . . and even for those I missed since i'd like to have a complete list. Hope to get 2018 posted on the day of the video . . . (Really glad Paul gave us two weeks to prepare each year.)
@@NaughtyVampire-zf8pd I’m also grateful for the extra time….it feels like I have more albums in the later teens that really need narrowing down! Hope you’re having a relaxing evening.
Crystal-SPOT ON!!!
Thank you very much @@karenmandeville7116!
Tommy...."Make it Known" will give you everything Foxygen is in one amazing track.
Thanks @jb8280!
Hi, I'm Ernest. I'm a Libra and I like chihuahuas and Chinese noodles. Wait, did I turn into Cindy Wilson from the B-52's right in the middle of that sentence? Weird.
Speaking of Moonshine Bandits, Happy 4th of July everyone! Pure coincidence the video containing the rant about that group gets posted on this day? I'm not sure about that... ;)
When Crystal said Dark Side Of The Moon was on her list for 2017, I thought she may have been referring to one of the 100 or so reissues of that album.
Nightlands? You 'gotta live it every day? Let the broken hearts stand as the price you've 'gotta pay? Nevermind.
I did see that documentary about Glen Campbell and him struggling with dementia/Alzheimer's. And yeah, that's the power of music. Someone struggling with that might forget everything and everyone else, but when a song comes on, they're on it. My grandfather had dementia and my uncle would have the Siriusly Sinatra channel on in the car with him in the backseat and he knew every single word to every one of those songs. You see that with other people who suffer from that disease as well. It's really amazing when you think about it.
I got a cold with a fever on election night 2016. Around the point he was announced as the winner, I felt a fever coming on and a stuffy nose. Seriously. Of course, not as serious as what tragically happened to Sharon Jones, bless her, but still.
That Blondie album (Pollinator) got quite a lot of praise upon release, actually. Haven't heard it all the way through yet myself, but I do remember the video for Doom Or Destiny which was a duet between Debbie and Joan Jett, and as someone who, let's just say, wouldn't mind being in between them when the meteor finally hits, it was an amazing video for me to see. Ha.
Oh yeah, what are my choices for best albums of 2017? Well, I spoiled it in the comment I left for the Debut Albums video that I only have one, so here 'tis:
Soulfire - Little Steven. A GREAT comeback for Stevie. Recording some of the songs he actually wrote for other people, some cool covers and arrangements of those covers. Even the Persuasions singing backup on a few tracks (No Barenaked Ladies, though. Unless there were barenaked ladies dancing in the studio...) I was hesitant at first, but when I heard his take on Love On The Wrong Side Of Town, I was sold. And the rest of the album turned out to be just as good.
That Taylor Swift ad was actually quite enjoyable. And the one with Lemmy was very sweet as well. I guess 2017 had at least a FEW ads that were tolerable.
I'll do a top 5 or a top 6 with the Billy Joel album ranking next week. If I can anyway. Depending on my mood. Ha. See 'ya. :)
Thanks @@ErnestIII83!
Uh, I mean Cindy😆😉
@@ErnestIII83 Technical foul. Ernest, you're a Libra too? No wonder why we have the same musical connection. My musical brother from another mother. I'm a Libra as well. We should Float On (both versions, LOL)
I totally forgot that Steven Van Zandt came out with the album that year. I really love the title track too since WDVE here in Pittsburgh used to played it all the time. Glad that you pick that one as your only album of 2017.
And then there were three ⚖️😉
Chalk up another Libra....
@@djcrystalclear8169 ☺
Uh oh, the three firecrackers about to pop off! Let’s effin’ go!
2017…uhhhh, slim pickings for me. I came up with enough to get 10 and a few honorable mentions.
HMs:
QTY - s/t
Gang of Youths - Go Farther into Darkness
The Black Skirts - Team Baby
Grizzly Bear - Painted Ruins
10. Ride - Weather Diaries
9. Slowdive - s/t
8. Foxygen - Hang
7. The National - Sleep Well Beast
6. Cigarettes After Sex - s/t
5. The XX - I See You
4. Perfume Genius - No Shape
3. Noel Gallagher - Who Built The Moon
2. Liam Gallagher - As You Were
1. Kasabian - For Crying Out Loud
Hi JB, I’m gonna have to listen to your #6 - I only know a few songs of theirs and I’m curious about a full album. I bet it’s mellow chillscapes. It is hilarious that your # 2 and # 3 are neck and neck.
Ah, missed the Ride album. That could potentially have made my list
@@jb8280 The list I should have had, had I have known any of them enough - apart from ‘Slowdive’ - to include them. I figured listening to the Ride, xx, and the Gallagher Bros’ respective albums only once didn’t really make them worthy of inclusion. Still, this is a list I dig mate 👍🏻
@@michelewiese48 I updated my list coz I spaced on Foxygen. I love those guys. Cigarettes after Sex is like a David Lynch Twin Peaks love baby band with a lead vocalist who sounds female but is a guy. Languid and direct...it's in the pocket of that Laura Palmerwave vibe...heh. MY gf loves them to no end. For me, it's a mood thing. When if the mood, they are perfect.
@@jb8280Foxygen sounds awfully familiar.. gonna have to look them up. You couldn’t have described Cigarettes After Sex any better. Bathtub or bedroom.
Well awlright! Greetings from the UK and wishing all my wonderful American friends a Very Happy Independence Day! 🧨🎆🎇
Here’s my list…
1 - Elbow - ‘Little Fictions’ (‘Magnificent (She Says)’)
2 - The Jesus & Mary Chain - ‘Damage and Joy’ (‘All Things Pass’)
3 - [British] Sea Power - ‘Let the Dancers Inherit the Party’ (‘Saint Jerome’)
4 - Wire - ‘Silver/Lead’ (‘This Time’)
5 - Slowdive -‘Slowdive’ (‘Slomo’)
HM
Beck - ‘Colors’ (‘Seventh Heaven’)
I’m proud of the fact I had this many this time!
Best wishes,
Christian
@@christianewen3227 Hi Christian, thank you for the happy 4th of July wishes! I don’t know a single album on your list. To 2017’s credit, it’s a deep year. We both love what’s on our lists, so do our hosts, and the folks who posted in the comments, and there is not a lot of intersection, but some!
I think I’d like to continue with Beck for my listen this week. TTFN 😊
@@michelewiese48 Hi Michele! You’re most welcome as regards the 4th of July wishes and I do sincerely hope you’re celebrating your nation’s special day in style somewhere 🇺🇸 I’m sort of impressed with myself (😂) that I managed not only the incredible feat of choosing more than two albums for 2017, but that Michele ‘Music Machine’ Wiese doesn’t know any of them (😮). Seriously though, this is great because it means I have a chance of introducing you to something new and fresh to your ears.
I can totally see why you would choose Beck, given your connection with ‘Morning Phase’, so I can’t wait to find out how you get on with ‘Colors’.
I’ll take a look at your list now and make a pick x
@@christianewen3227 A very chill day for me, enjoying myself, thank you. 😊 Ha! I’d hardly call myself a music machine but may know a bit of trivia, if pressed. The amount of music in any given year is truly immeasurable by human ears. That’s an AI project lol 😂 I’m excited to hear another Beck album! Hope your Thursday evening is treatin’ ya fine.
@@michelewiese48 I’m very pleased to hear your day has been a chilled one 😎 I think you’re a music machine - and I sincerely mean it as a big compliment. I shall, however, refrain from using it as I wholly respect your modesty and good grace as regards the matter. You’re also right about that being an AI project in relation to the old lugs!
I’m really excited to hear you’re excited to hear (😆) another Beck album, and yep my Thursday is good thanks. It’s Election Day here, so keeping everything crossed that the Tories are voted out and Labour get back in 🤞🏻🌹
@@christianewen3227 Awww shucks… well thank you. 😊 Moz taught me somethin’ in “Irish Blood, English Heart” even if he’s a controversial figure himself. I wish for your country the same I wish for mine, peace, prosperity and love. We are just so far from the Garden of Eden.
Happy 4th, Firecrackers! 🧨 🎆
My top 10 albums of 2017:
(*and fave tracks)
1. LCD Soundsystem - American Dream (how do you sleep?)
2. Drab Majesty - The Demonstration (Kissing The Ground)
3. Kendrick Lamar - DAMN. (HUMBLE.)
4. Fitness Forever - Tonight (Arbre Magique)
5. Warhaus - Warhaus (Bang Bang)
6. Trevor Something - Die With You (Disappear)
7. St. Vincent - MASSEDUCTION (Los Ageless)
8. Hercules & Love Affair - Omnion (Controller)
9. Thurston Moore - Rock N Roll Consciousness (Aphrodite)
10. Paramore - After Laughter (Hard Times)
@@michelewiese48 More homework for me!
@@michelewiese48 Happy 4th of July Michele my belle. Amazing list as always but you pick the album that I love that's on my list and one of my favorite songs/videos too. Which is Kendrick Lamar's DAMN and Humble. I love that song and video for that one. And of course the whole Controversy...ooo, whip (sorry going through my Prince moment)...about what Kendrick saying that he likes women being themselves with stretch marks and not photoshopped...I didn't see anything wrong with that. He likes his women to be themselves instead of being the IG models. I apologize about that my queen, I just want to explain the situation about that so-called controversy of Kendrick's lyrics
@@UniversalBlackRocker Hi Damar! Happy 4th to you too! It is stifling outside right now. 🥵
Kendrick connected with me on a deep level. Memories of the early 90s - yellow caution tape in my neighborhood, constant news footage of the LA Riots and the golden era of hip hop.
He rhymes quicker than most people think. “Watch my soul speak, you let the meds talk” I’m very happy to share DAMN. with you as a favorite album this year!
My other faves are DNA, LOYALTY, & XXX.
If there’s controversy over his lyrics, mofos need to get real. 🤣🧦 🛋️
My crown is a little tarnished and crooked, but every dent has a story and the wisdom to go along with it.
@@djcrystalclear8169 Hi Crystal! Happy 4th! You may dig Fitness Forever - fun & groovy Italodisco! 🪩 💃
@@michelewiese48 Did I sense that you were spitting bars? Oh no, I'm scared of you now LOL!
Just messing with you but I forgot that Kendrick's album came out in 2017 so that's why I came out with top 4 on my list instead of 3
Tommy is a Hutch guy? I'm impressed.
LOVE Hutch. My 84 Pro Racer is dope. I also have an 85 Skyway Streetbeat, an 86 Pro Performer, an 86 Pro World Tour, an 87 Pro Freestyle Tour, two Mike D. Strike Zones (an 86 and an 87), and a 95 Auburn that I converted into a one-off freestyle Auburn.
@@tommyvonvoigt5240 I'm from central Vancouver Island so we didn't have a lot of guys riding and not a lot of options for brands but we had a handful. I had a Skyway TA chrome from my sisters boyfriend. He had a CW Phase 1 with that Z in the bottom tube. I had a Redline 700 and a Kuwahara KY1 (my first bike) which wasn't even full chromoly lol 4130 baby. I also had a GT Pro Performer that I stole as a favor (that ate away at me inside. I felt like a POS but he had full insurance so got a brand new replacement which was a Pro Freestyle, the one with the bent bottom tube.) but was a heavier bike. After that I was done with BMX as I'm 6'3 so it's just silly to look at. My friend down the street had a Pro Racer, it had a bit thicker tubes if I recall I'm 5 years older than you so I think I was done by 89 or so.
Your bikes all seem very high end. I assume you could do tricks and jumps like a beast?
@@dumbguydepot304 that's a killer stable you had yourself!
I've gone through phases of being pretty decent, to falling off for awhile when life gets in the way, then trying to get back at it, then getting distracted for awhile again. High school was peak time for me, since you just couldn't keep me off the things. At that time, I was primarily doing trail riding / jumping. We had banked turns and pump tracks and jumps all over the place in the surrounding woods. The soil had high clay content out in Long Island, so it was fantastic for that. I didn't start getting interested in tricks until a bit later, around the time I also started hitting up actual pro tracks. One thing I've never done is half pipe or pool riding, since those things just weren't anywhere to be found. I haven't sought it out in later years, since I feel like I really would need to be 15 and insane to take that plunge.
The funny thing is, throughout all of this, I always used freestyle bikes. Even the Pro Racer is done up in full freestyle trim, which is absolutely not what that frame set was intended for.
Hutch is the bike I wanted, but being a latchkey kid with no dad and a waitress mom with a drinking problem, I never had the $$$ for Hutch. But, my granny got me a Mongoose. Chromoly with the blue mags. I loved it for about two months before it got stolen by the bmx bandits. Literally. A gang of bike these haunted Tulsa in the 80s…lol.
@@jb8280 As a kid Hutch was the highend brand and the 'Pro Star' was the ultimate bike for us looking at BMX Plus/Action. 2 weeks that's tragic! I will steer clear of Tulsa for sure lol.
My favorite 2017 album :
La La Land (soundtrack)
least favorite : Public Enemy - Nothing Is Quiet In The Desert !
@@neurophile Oy, I forgot about that PE album
Paul you might know my friend Mike Newman (who was Alice Cooper's manager and used to have an internet radio station Beyond Beyond is Beyond) was living in Bklyn but now is upstate
Nope, don’t know Mike
Hello all. 2017 was an intense year of writing and recording many demos personally I wasn't tuned into the music industry then.
RIP Glen Campbell. He is Legend.
***Not all people whom voted for Trump listen to the Shite which Paul hated on.
That Rap Country Kid Rock crap goes all the way back to 'woodstock 99. frfr
I for one loathe this genre of pop music.
It is of the Devil for sure.
Happy independence day🙋🇺🇲🥁
I actually like King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard! 😂
There’s so much polarizing going on in the world today, especially in entertainment. It’s so sad and it’s frustrating.
I watch your show. It’s a great way to escape from that and it’s really a pity that somehow politics creeps into this show too ,
it alienates part of your audience ,
you probably don’t care, but fans love this show and want to leave the polarization behind and have a brief respite .
And btw you’re thinking of the extreme side of the spectrum,that can go either way ,extreme assholes on one side and delusional people on the other side . It’s so based !
Not every Trump supporter or Biden supporter is on the extreme side of the spectrum.
I totally agree and generally prefer to leave that stuff out, but sometimes we just can't help it...especially if there's a good joke in there 😉
@@reubensane5539 I hear you, and I’ve had misgivings about it myself. As I was just saying to Paul earlier this evening, I am finding myself just so exhausted and frustrated that sometimes I need to vent. I don’t actually want to add to the division. Truly I don’t. And I do actually care. I’d really prefer us all to come together through the love of music
@@tommyvonvoigt5240 i really appreciate the humanity and humility in your contemplative response and I think it takes courage.
I really appreciate what you and your colleagues do and in the even bigger picture it even makes me feel better about humanity that there are people that can be as reflective and empathetic as you .
Keep kicking ass! I actually spread the gospel haha of this channel telling music lovers to check it out as much as I can .
Thanks again 🤟
@@AsItShouldBePodcast I hear ya,can’t let a good joke go to waste when it’s right there ha
New Subscribers turn on to you guys by Christian at Vinyl Sanctuary
2017 big year and so many grest albums but i have 1 big purchase that eclipsed the all
Zappa : Halloween 77
Came as a candy shaped USB with the entire Zappa palladium run.
One H.M : Thundercat : Drunk
Ah! Thank you. Thanks for the heads up about Christian’s videos
@@AsItShouldBePodcast Im a New Yorker too
Damn it’s hot today !
Have you ever attended and / or discussed on you show Rev Vince Anderson shows at Union Pool ; Mondays ( 26,years and going strong ) and have you seen the Documentary or heard the soundtrack ?
@@jessem470 Jesse! Brilliant to see you here! I’m so pleased you have subscribed to As it Should Be 😊 These guys are the best ❤️🎵
@@AsItShouldBePodcast Thank you for the lovely words of encouragement and support, Paul over at The Vinyl Sanctuary.
You sir, are a gentleman, music scholar, wizard and a true star!
Best wishes,
Christian
Hi Crystal! I tried to reply to your message but it’s not showing up under my post so I’ll write it here! If you have time for any homework this week, I highly recommend Fitness Forever’s album ‘Tonight’ - fun & groovy Italodisco with flair and perfect for summertime dancing (chair, subway or otherwise!) 😊💃🪩
I turned 52 in 2017 and was too old for the hip music at that time.
I was an old man then and now I'm even older i have no control.
But all the records you guys talking about are okay i believe i may find out.
Anyway this video is very enjoyable you guys are cool and the lovely young lady.
Thanks 👍
Thank you. I'm 54 myself and yeah, it's pretty tough to find current stuff to put on these lists! Our videos for earlier years (60s, 70s, 80s) have a lot more passion and excitement behind them because that's our favorite music.