ahh Jim on the road, i agree. I can't tell you how many times i repeated Insignificance on the highway. east to west..north to south. def road tunes. Insignificance has singing that kept me awake as i sang along.
@@glansmilli oo o but i’m 😅 what do we need baby u kk up the boys 😅 oo - [x] i’m a big head rub here h 🙄 uhh he looks 😅 👀 he was oo o poop 💩 but he’s polo 👚 and ohhh huhjiiijiiiiiikp i i kuii i uh i u in iubkjiii u kkik hi bbooiiu pjjy junk junk j uh kk o jkjijijbbnobobjjooh b g
Not trying to be a pain in the ass, but I always try to recommend supporting other platforms that treat the artists a little better than spotify, such as bandcamp, etc. Reading this article I suspect this could be the reason why those albums and some others I looked for aren't there: exclaim.ca/music/article/mount_eeries_phil_elverum_suggests_spotify_is_immoral_even_though_it_is_not_illegal_yet Sorry for the bad grammar as English isn't my mother tongue.
@@AgenteWasla yeah and not to be a pain but FFFFFFFF spotify. i still got my burned Insignificance from 2001 ha ha. also, i always find the first 4 bars from There's Hell in Hello on my guitar and never know where it's from, glad i played this again
Jim O'Rourke contributed to a couple of fine Sonic Youth albums as well as the fantastic Stereolab realease, 2001 release Sound Dust, along with John Mc Entire (Tortoise ,The Sea and Cake) Sadly, that was tast Stereolab album for the amazing Mary Hansen, who died tragically the following year... And this, this is really very good!...
Eureka, Insignificance, Halfway to a Threeway, Simple Songs and this... I have had it all on repeat for quite a while now. You hum along and it still keeps surprising you at the same time. Brilliant.
it was the norm when this came out to make a tape o this album w that part faded out, an then back in again for the last 2 mins o lushness .. then mp3's took over the world ...🤦🤦🤦 .... jus soo wish spotty wld one day get it together an let us all fade in an out tracks wherever we want an jus genrly muck around like we all did in those days .. like legal issues i get it - but u really think artists like this (if they ever were on that platform) wld give a hoot here ... umm
You guys realize the band Loose Fur (get it? Louis Cypher!) have two albums released by the brilliant Drag City Records. Loose Fur is O'Rourke, Tweedy; & Kotche f'in shit up, for real. Go cop some of the best Chi-Town mu-sick available without a prescription. I command thee. Unlike "Mr. Fancy Pants" O'Rourke himself; who keeps his solo albums off Spotify, his Loose Fur project albums are now uploaded for those unaware. Jah Bless
Cal Wiggums I am a younger musician (I see a darkness came out the year I was born) and I tell all my friends about bonnie 'prince' billy, and some of them already knew of Jim O'Rourke. Also I don't use spotify, I enjoy buying albums on cd blindly and discovering if they're good or not.
Neat coincidence, the other "Bad Timing" you find when googling is by Blue Rodeo, a band that briefly shared a guitarist with Wilco in their country days.
i remember listening to this heat. befor i was 2 links later on this page and still impressed + a few beers later i missed the psychedelic moments here. (sorry grammar, german)
I'm 68 and the bucolic touch, tinged with psychedelia of these laments causes an abyssal diving movement in my subconscious so that I end up feeling apathy before the problems, not as an escape but as an exercise of self-knowledge¯\_(ツ)_/¯
They actually played live together in Fahey's later, more experimental years (which coco nut referred to before me). It's called "Live at WNUR Studios 1998" and you can find it on Soulseek. It's really a cool relic.
@@patrickguillot5537 Merci beaucoup. Je suis content que vous m'ayez répondu en français, car aujourd'hui, il est très facile de traduire n'importe quel texte. Vivre dans une société multilingue est merveilleux.
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uploaded this album to make the world a better place. Greetings from Argentina :)
¡Gracias a ti! Un cordial saludo de España :)
Thank you so much for it. Viva Jim O’Rourke!
gracias vieja
what a wonferful album! just planning on doing a short vid where I talk about it a little. a beautiful record.
merci mon grand garçonnet
Everyone here has good taste in music.
Translation : "my own personal tastes are superior"
@@tdb517I’m gonna suck ya toes when you sleep
The best solo road trip album ever made.
ahh Jim on the road, i agree. I can't tell you how many times i repeated Insignificance on the highway. east to west..north to south. def road tunes. Insignificance has singing that kept me awake as i sang along.
you might enjoy Tren Phantasma by Mick Turner
way messier, but very cool and textural
also another fav highway album. night time moon out kind of shit
@@clumsiii this is a great listen so far, thank you
@@glansmilli oo o but i’m 😅 what do we need baby u kk up the boys 😅 oo - [x] i’m a big head rub here h 🙄 uhh he looks 😅 👀 he was oo o poop 💩 but he’s polo 👚 and ohhh huhjiiijiiiiiikp i i kuii i uh i u in iubkjiii u kkik hi bbooiiu pjjy junk junk j uh kk o jkjijijbbnobobjjooh b g
This album, plus Eureka, Insignificance fill my soul. I love Jim O'Rourke's music. Gutted that none of them are on Spotify.
Not trying to be a pain in the ass, but I always try to recommend supporting other platforms that treat the artists a little better than spotify, such as bandcamp, etc.
Reading this article I suspect this could be the reason why those albums and some others I looked for aren't there: exclaim.ca/music/article/mount_eeries_phil_elverum_suggests_spotify_is_immoral_even_though_it_is_not_illegal_yet
Sorry for the bad grammar as English isn't my mother tongue.
Don't forget Halfway to a Threeway..
ruclips.net/video/8LeaT2SMM88/видео.html
@@AgenteWasla yeah and not to be a pain but FFFFFFFF spotify. i still got my burned Insignificance from 2001 ha ha. also, i always find the first 4 bars from There's Hell in Hello on my guitar and never know where it's from, glad i played this again
that's why youtube is better! lol (if you have ad-blocker) my fav album is insignificance - not on spotty, but here you can find it
@@clumsiii except on spotify jim would make a few pennies from you listening to this but on youtube only Google gets paid for Jim's hard work
I live inside Jim's albums. Saw him a few times in LA (Troubador/etc.) Such modesty. Boom.
Incredibly jealous!
-There's hell in hello but More in goodbye: 0:00
-94 the long way: 9:37
-Bad timing: 23:34
-Happy trails: 33:34
Jim O'Rourke contributed to a couple of fine Sonic Youth albums as well as the fantastic Stereolab realease, 2001 release Sound Dust, along with John Mc Entire (Tortoise ,The Sea and Cake) Sadly, that was tast Stereolab album for the amazing Mary Hansen, who died tragically the following year... And this, this is really very good!...
And Wilco's Yankee Foxtrot Hotel!!
Gracias por subirlo, es una belleza este disco. Abrazo!!
Eureka, Insignificance, Halfway to a Threeway, Simple Songs and this...
I have had it all on repeat for quite a while now. You hum along and it still keeps surprising you at the same time. Brilliant.
the pastures are so full yet so empty; so vast yet so contained. the mountains are high and far yet reachable and close enough.
The fact this masterpiece isn’t on iTunes makes me love it even more. O’rourke breathes art.
it is on itunes now :)
utterly unprepared for that horn section in happy trails
it was the norm when this came out to make a tape o this album w that part faded out, an then back in again for the last 2 mins o lushness .. then mp3's took over the world ...🤦🤦🤦 .... jus soo wish spotty wld one day get it together an let us all fade in an out tracks wherever we want an jus genrly muck around like we all did in those days .. like legal issues i get it - but u really think artists like this (if they ever were on that platform) wld give a hoot here ... umm
Wouldn't have found this without Jeff Tweedy. Thanks for uploading this - I couldn't find it anywhere.
Miles Jones All his stuffs on bandcamp
The same for me. Heard about Bad Timing because of Jeff.
You guys realize the band Loose Fur (get it? Louis Cypher!) have two albums released by the brilliant Drag City Records. Loose Fur is O'Rourke, Tweedy; & Kotche f'in shit up, for real. Go cop some of the best Chi-Town mu-sick available without a prescription. I command thee.
Unlike "Mr. Fancy Pants" O'Rourke himself; who keeps his solo albums off Spotify, his Loose Fur project albums are now uploaded for those unaware. Jah Bless
Cal Wiggums You know who else is on drag city that everyone should check out? The man, the myth, the legend, Bonnie 'Prince' Billy.
Cal Wiggums I am a younger musician (I see a darkness came out the year I was born) and I tell all my friends about bonnie 'prince' billy, and some of them already knew of Jim O'Rourke. Also I don't use spotify, I enjoy buying albums on cd blindly and discovering if they're good or not.
Very RobbieBasho-ish, i like it!
Jesus, this is so freaking good.
I found him through one of my favourite films ever Love Liza, damn it I wish I could afford his albums.
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Gracias por compartirlo! este disco es un tesoro
hermoso álbum para escribir o estudiar, sin embargo también tiene momentos en los que me ayuda a conectar conmigo mismo.
Neat coincidence, the other "Bad Timing" you find when googling is by Blue Rodeo, a band that briefly shared a guitarist with Wilco in their country days.
God dammit this is good. Thanks Jim.
good ? elevator-musik. listen to gong, idiot flesh or the eels. n this heat.
i remember listening to this heat. befor i was 2 links later on this page and still impressed + a few beers later i missed the psychedelic moments here. (sorry grammar, german)
Alright
stunning record.
Gracias capo.
i was just listening to furry lewis’s judge boushé and the sequencing into this was perfect
at 1:56 you can hear jims mouth make an opening sound
😳
Can't unhear it now
an all time favorite
still an all time favorite
I'm 68 and the bucolic touch, tinged with psychedelia of these laments causes an abyssal diving movement in my subconscious so that I end up feeling apathy before the problems, not as an escape but as an exercise of self-knowledge¯\_(ツ)_/¯
sounds like someone did a bit too much acid back in their college days
John Fahey's long lost son
no, Jim o Rourke is unique.
Love child of John Fahey and Terry Riley.
thats deep brother. makes me wanna listen to fare forward voyagers, what a piece
Jim actually produced Fahey's 1997 ''Womblife'' album, and also played guitar on the song ''Juana'' from it. I'm sure he and Jim were good friends.
They actually played live together in Fahey's later, more experimental years (which coco nut referred to before me). It's called "Live at WNUR Studios 1998" and you can find it on Soulseek. It's really a cool relic.
At 32:48 there appears to start an excerpt from a recording of Schubert's quartet Der Tod und das Mädchen. Is that correct?
C'est exact. C'est bien un extrait du quatuor de Schubert, "La Jeune Fille et la Mort" que l'on entend apparaître à ce moment-là.
@@patrickguillot5537 Merci beaucoup. Je suis content que vous m'ayez répondu en français, car aujourd'hui, il est très facile de traduire n'importe quel texte. Vivre dans une société multilingue est merveilleux.
John Fahey powa!
It’s really the best album
not enough ads.
with ublock origin, at least from Spain, I can listen to the whole album without interruption (im buying the vynil though)
beautiful record
Terrific
what guitar is he is playing? must be documented somewhere!
the strings that come around 32:50 are both sad and real
🐐
why are his popular albums not available on spotify anymore?(canada)
or- were they ever? Maybe I'm misremembering
Shellac too
i mean
wow
horn section at the end kicks my fucking ass and i don't know why
pero sendos temones
What's the single off this record?
None
Good stuf. Sounds like he’s using Alex DeGrassi tuning
Came here to say exactly this !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
🌿🌙
Bad timing = these ads. I’m a starving musician, I can’t afford a Mercedes, let alone cough drops.
jeff tweedy brought me here
Guess the title refers to the circus music at the end?
That can be the only sane explanation, it would seem.. Dear God.
Nope , its reference to Roeg movie "Bad Timing"
Self-sabotage, maybe? Perhaps it was getting to be too much of a good thing....
Lorkofication nailed it. Eureka and Insignificance are also named for Roeg films
I just see it as a nice surprise, an optimistic release.
Bad timing, not dad or dadgad
It’s in standard
@@merlinthecat9901 im pretty sure its Dmaj
search for Alex DeGrassi. Clearly one of his created tunings
20:00
Uuuuaaaaaa
daisy do Aaaauuuuuu
@@pizzadesushi0000 ou cm eles diriam em zenit/polar, Iiiiiiiiuuuuuuu
daisy do nao tenho ideia do que tu ta falando! 😃
@@pizzadesushi0000 veco o butte
3.5/5.0 for Side A (very nice, reminds me of john fahey's american primitivism)
4.0/5.0 for Side B (richer arrangements... it sounds even better)