… and I’m looking for trouble because that’s just what you have to do sometimes. Tributes and covers are sucking the soul right out of me and probably out of the goddamn entire world but you soulless bastards have no clue! This whole I-got-to-see-the-best-bands and there-ain’t-no-good-music-anymore attitude is killing the listening floor (screw the dance floor) and I’ve had it up to my neck with the I-don’t-like-today’s-music-so-fuck-you memes on the social media and threads in the forums to the point that I’m thinking hell could not be a worse place to live— at least compared to this musical rotgut of a world we live in today.
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Frank Gutch Jr: I Got Blistuhs on Muh Finguhs!!! (Plus Notes)
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags bobby gottesman, Brian Cullman, Cam Newton, colosseum, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Drew Gibson, Emitt Rhodes, Frank Gutch Jr., Gabrielle Gewirtz, glass harp, grass roots, Haroula Rose, hymn for her, Indie Artists, Indie Music, Jimmy Martin. Gigi Shibawbaw, Jinko Vilova, Lisa Parade, Mark Isham, Mark Lindsay, Merry-Go-Round, music, Music Radio, music videos, Nick Holmes, Paul Revere and the Raiders, Pure Prairie League, Records, Richard Rodgers, segarini, tom kell, van der graaf generator, Victory At Sea, Wishbone Ash on February 9, 2016 by segariniFrank Gutch Jr: 50 Albums Which Impacted My Life— Scratch That. Plus Notes…..
Posted in Opinion with tags 10cc, Brian Cullman, colosseum, Cowboy, DBAWIS, dixie bee-liners, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Frank Gutch Jr., gabrielle, gigi shibawbaw, glass harp, grass roots, Gypsy, hymn for her, Indie Artists, Indie Music, jess Pillmore, jimmy martin, Lisa Parade, maggi pierce & ej, music, Nick Holmes, No Small Children, paul revere, Records, Steve Young, the f ree spirits, Tom House, van der graaf generator, Victory At Sea on July 16, 2013 by segariniMy original plan was to list fifty albums which totally bowled me over and, in a way, took me in directions I never would have gone— until drummer/writer Bobby Gottesman derailed that idea for what will inevitably be another romp through who knows what to an end which could as easily be a train wreck as a party. Gottesman published a short piece about the old farts in music these days and the blanket idolatry they are afforded in spite of arthritic hands and the need to step behind the stack of amps to hit the oxygen mask, not to mention the voices which on the whole are maybe one-tenth the strength and accuracy of what they were in their prime.