That’s right. You! You, the Incipian Heed, the Flaccid Peni, the Ego Centered! You, the ones who are always talking about how much they know about music and fart facts in concentric circles. You, who complain that there is no good music anymore while listening incessantly to the decades-old— music which by all rights should have been put to bed long ago but instead is held high by listeners who stopped listening as examples of what music used to be. Well, you can kiss my Rival Sons-loving ass! All of you who don’t know that band, pucker up.
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Frank Gutch Jr: If Music Is Dead, You Bastards Killed It! The Life— A Seattle Legend in My Own Mind… (plus notes)
Posted in Opinion with tags Amelia Jay, Bright Giant, Carleigh Nesbit, Child, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Eric Lichter, Frank Gutch Jr., glass harp, Green Monkey Records, Gypsy, Indie Artists, Indie Music, jeanette beswick, Jerry Garcia, Jimm McIver, Mick Flynn, mitch dalton, music, Music Radio, music videos, radio, Ralph J. Gleason, Records, Research Turtles, Rival Sons, segarini, susan james, The Life, Tony Bortko on March 17, 2015 by segariniFrank Gutch Jr: Psycho-Paths To the Heart (A Valentine’s Celebration of Musical Phobias and Neuroses), Deep Feedin’, What? Jon Gomm Again?, and Notezzzz…..
Posted in Opinion with tags Amelia Jay, charlie parr, Dala, Dan Phelps, Dave Gleason, DBAWIS, deep feeder, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Frank Gutch Jr., hymn for her, Indie Artists, jeanette beswick, jess Pillmore, Jim Waive, Jon Gomm, kaitee page, kelly flint, lindsey buckingham, lunic, maggi pierce & ej, mitch dalton, music, nick hlomes, Poco, Records, Rita Hosking, Sonics, Stevie Nicks, the grip weeds, the rotters, thomas jefferson kaye, Xenat-Ra, Zoe Muth on February 6, 2013 by segariniI’ve often wondered if previous generations of humans are as fucked up as we are about relationships. I watch TV, go to movies and listen to music all the time and it appears to me we are a nation if not a world of basket cases. We’re all self-involved and needy and greedy and sex-crazed and have so many phobias experts are identifying new ones all the time in an effort to keep up. Growing up, I thought everything was laid out for us and it looked like gooey fun, but then when I was growing up we were in the era of Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis, The Three Stooges and that strange teen phenomenon which circled around a mashup of James Dean and Marlon Brando (the young Brando and not the Godfather-era). Were we fucked up then? I suppose we were.