check out a.g. cook's version of crimson and clover..his usual work is far outside the genre, but he's such a fantastic producer. especially love how he did the tremolo vocals at the end. cheers!
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check out a.g. cook's version of crimson and clover..his usual work is far outside the genre, but he's such a fantastic producer. especially love how he did the tremolo vocals at the end. cheers!
Awesome, I will check it out in just a second, but when scrolling A.G. Cook on Tidal, I saw that he did a song/cover called "Superstar", and it reminded me of the cover Sonic Youth did of it (which I was in love with in 2013), so I am listening to that right now, haha :)
This was the track that was heard briefly in the movie "Juno" when Jason what's his face is trying to impress Juno. It IS a good song!
I've written before how one of my favourite songs is Star One's "Digital Rain", not because it's a good song -- but because there's a nursery rhyme-esque repetitiveness to it that gives me enough energy to play it on loop and get things done. Mannfred Man's "Blinded By the Light" has the same effect.
Yes, I can play a couple songs on repeat, and they're continually enjoyable - Underworld "Born Slippy", and Special Request "Arse End of the Moon".
I can see "Blinded by the Light" being this way, as well. The "cool" keyboard parts are only at the beginning and then sprinkled throughout the song, and "Born Slippy" sort of does that same "structure", only with the deep/echoing keyboard/synth or whatever.
I'll peep out "Digital Rain", even though I may have heard it in passing before. Love new music recommendations! :)
Stay well, ~tetris, and whatever T is having, ~bartender!