Music The Hangar Music Thread

[jmoo wan]

does anyone play the banjo? i had a cheap one that i hacked around on that broke but now i want to really get into it and want to get a nice beginners banjo.

EDIT: this is a genuine, serious post, I am not taking the piss.

 

[Howard Moon]

I never thought much of Festival Hall as a venue. Big room + flat floor = ehhhhh.

It's like staying at windy Hill vs moving to the dome...sure it makes business sense, but where's the character? The memories maketh the venue

 

[GUMBLETRON]

It's like staying at windy Hill vs moving to the dome...sure it makes business sense, but where's the character? The memories maketh the venue

I have better memories of smaller rooms.

 

[Drummer_19]

I hate the Prince band room, but I saw The Dillinger Escape Plan there and it was probably one of the top 3 gigs I've been to. I think a good band will make whatever work, really.

 

[Howard Moon]

I hate the Prince band room, but I saw The Dillinger Escape Plan there and it was probably one of the top 3 gigs I've been to. I think a good band will make whatever work, really.

We once saw foo fighters at hi fi bar, tiny venue for band so big! The stage wasnt even a foot higher than the punters

 

[Drummer_19]

We once saw foo fighters at hi fi bar, tiny venue for band so big! The stage wasnt even a foot higher than the punters

That is a very weird venue for them, early days in their career I'd imagine? The Hi Fi bar is actually probably my favourite venue in Melbourne as far as sound goes.

 

[Howard Moon]

That is a very weird venue for them, early days in their career I'd imagine? The Hi Fi bar is actually probably my favourite venue in Melbourne as far as sound goes.

2000! No too early I guess

Foo Fighters Setlist at The Hi-Fi, Melbourne

Get the Foo Fighters Setlist of the concert at The Hi-Fi, Melbourne, Australia on February 2, 2000 from the There Is Nothing Left to Lose Tour and other Foo Fighters Setlists for free on setlist.fm!

www.setlist.fm

 

[Beerfish]

 

[Sporno 4 Pyros]

20 years since this gem was released.
The bit where PJ & Thom sing each other’s part then switch over towards the end of this song is just brilliant songwriting.

 

[Pweter]

Not a bad effort. Nobody can replace Chris's pipes but Duvall does a fair ol' job of it.

 

[Drummer_19]

Not a bad effort. Nobody can replace Chris's pipes but Duvall does a fair ol' job of it.

A channel I'm into has been a lot of these cover vids during quarantine and snagging some great artists to appear in them. A few of my favourites thus far...

 

[revival_mode]

the one where i think it was dave davidson on guitar & troy sanders singing Holy Wars by Megadeth was my favourite out of the recent 2 minutes to late night covers

 

[revival_mode]

also the best covers on the actual two minutes to late night show were Hot for Teacher & the Purple Rain covers. v good

 

[revival_mode]

the one where i think it was dave davidson on guitar & troy sanders singing Holy Wars by Megadeth was my favourite out of the recent 2 minutes to late night covers

edit: may not have been affiliated with two minutes to late night.... i cant remember

 

[Drummer_19]

also the best covers on the actual two minutes to late night show were Hot for Teacher & the Purple Rain covers. v good

I was about to post the Hot for Teacher one. Basically anything including Gina Gleason is great.

 

[Howard Moon]

Not a bad effort. Nobody can replace Chris's pipes but Duvall does a fair ol' job of it.

Duvall seems a vocal chameleon, can pull off both Chris and Layne like it's nothing, both unique in their own way

 

[Howard Moon]

For me this is the quintessential unplugged gig.. a band destined for greatness, skills and musical maturity beyond their years..

But oh man, Vedder in this, voice absolutely on point. The mixing is perfect, you can hear every creak and crackle of his voice, I reckon I get about 15 hair standing on back of neck , shivver moments in this half our set. Best.

 

[Sporno 4 Pyros]

For me this is the quintessential unplugged gig.. a band destined for greatness, skills and musical maturity beyond their years..

But oh man, Vedder in this, voice absolutely on point. The mixing is perfect, you can hear every creak and crackle of his voice, I reckon I get about 15 hair standing on back of neck , shivver moments in this half our set. Best.

Did you stay at home and video it (late-ish) on a Saturday night when they showed in on ABC? Remember they used to play 2 back to back...hope they didn’t pair them with Live (that may have been REM).
They must have done this early in their career because Stone Goddard had the peroxide shaved head by the time they did the Oceans video

 

[Howard Moon]

Did you stay at home and video it (late-ish) on a Saturday night when they showed in on ABC? Remember they used to play 2 back to back...hope they didn’t pair them with Live (that may have been REM).
They must have done this early in their career because Stone Goddard had the peroxide shaved head by the time they did the Oceans video

Yeh I wore out the video!!

I reckon this was unique as they hadn't exploded yet, 92ish. Most explode then get the unplugged gig

 

[Mr Bultitude]

Those who like retro music beyond retro...this piece is usually the gateway drug. Incredible insight and breakdown. I get goosebumps every time I hear it.

 

[Aeglos]

Been listening to a lot more spacey/ambient stuff lately.
This playlist then the Dark Ambient/Dungeon Synth on the same channel.

 

[Turiyasangitananda]

Varg is an... Interesting guy with some uhhh views (well that and he's a convicted murderer), to say the least. Def turns me off listening to Burzum's stuff. Seems like a lot of those views are common among European and more specifically Nordic black metal bands.

I came across a french BM band called Peste Noir and I was really digging it musically and I'm not really one to really care too much about lyrical content, and certainly go seek out translations when they're not in English but I saw one of their clips and was like "hmmm, something seems a bit off here" and went deep diving more into the band, and yeh, lol, not great....

None of this answers what you were looking for, but eh.

I really grapple with Peste Noire. I think the music is some of the best I've ever heard, especially for black metal. But after finding out about the views I've tried to somehow justify it.

He had a bass player of Asian background early on. He listens to a vast range of music of differing political ideologies and cultural backgrounds. But then he's teamed up with more extreme white supremacist groups. No matter how I twist it, he's a dick.

I mean I still like The Smiths, but think Morrissey is a dick. I can appreciate Burzum. But I dunno, it doesn't fit easy with me.

 

[DapperJong]

yo here is a collection of my music hardware jams

 

[Beerfish]

I picked up a 2019 Gibson Explorer for $1750 today. Keep expecting to wake up from a dream.

 

[Beerfish]

yo here is a collection of my music hardware jams

Awesome. Cool visuals too.