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hell, yes!
I love this
and also
and my, how they've aged....
you know, it's always weirded me out how popular these guys are. Their humour is very, very New Zealand and it's really interesting seeing how it translates overseas. You can see Stephen Colbert struggling to keep up. One of my all time favourite tv moments comes from his interview with Jacinda Ardern, our old Prime Minister, that was a couple of days after this, where he says to her, you know we had Flight of the Conchords on earlier this week, do you know those guys, and she's like, yeh yeh, they're actually picking me up from the airport, and he has no idea she's taking the piss. It's great.
oh, and also, I've been making my way through the new Aphex album? compilation? the quality is variable but the good stuff is up with his best. Near the beginning there's some beautiful stuff that sounds like out takes from the Richard D James Album but even better, really great. Kind of making me re assess how I feel about his music. Still think he's probably a douche in really life tho.
I have been a big fan of them for years since I first saw them on tv here in the UK.rorystorm wrote: ↑17 Dec 2024hell, yes!
I love this
and also
and my, how they've aged....
you know, it's always weirded me out how popular these guys are. Their humour is very, very New Zealand and it's really interesting seeing how it translates overseas. You can see Stephen Colbert struggling to keep up. One of my all time favourite tv moments comes from his interview with Jacinda Ardern, our old Prime Minister, that was a couple of days after this, where he says to her, you know we had Flight of the Conchords on earlier this week, do you know those guys, and she's like, yeh yeh, they're actually picking me up from the airport, and he has no idea she's taking the piss. It's great.
Love the comedy elements and the songs have me in stitches. I bought both series on dvd and the cds. I am still yet to hear a funnier rap lyric than "can somebody please, remove these cutlerys from my knees"
My favourite Xmas song.
When this was written, Michael Fay was the best known rich person in NZ, and famously a very, very horrible person. Just so this song makes sense.
The album it's from, Hey Spinner, is a superior piece of mid 90s Flying Nun jangly guitar pop, maybe one of the last really good records the label released. Really well crafted Pet Sounds influenced indie guitar pop is normally not at all my cup of tea, but I have a real fondness for this album. The lyrics are funny, the playing is excellent, the song writing is very clever, and the Able Tasmans were a reliably shit hot live band. I don't really know why they remained quite obscure, even for NZ music nerds, because for me they're probably as good as anything in that vein, and definitely more interesting in better known bands like the Verlaines (who I can't stand).
When this was written, Michael Fay was the best known rich person in NZ, and famously a very, very horrible person. Just so this song makes sense.
The album it's from, Hey Spinner, is a superior piece of mid 90s Flying Nun jangly guitar pop, maybe one of the last really good records the label released. Really well crafted Pet Sounds influenced indie guitar pop is normally not at all my cup of tea, but I have a real fondness for this album. The lyrics are funny, the playing is excellent, the song writing is very clever, and the Able Tasmans were a reliably shit hot live band. I don't really know why they remained quite obscure, even for NZ music nerds, because for me they're probably as good as anything in that vein, and definitely more interesting in better known bands like the Verlaines (who I can't stand).
Wow, I just ran across Propellerheads, a band duo from Bath, England that formed in 1996 (two years after our beloved Propellerhead Software was founded)!
They made big-beat dance music. Inspired by spy film soundtracks, they remade the Bond theme "On Her Majesty's Secret Service".
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/prope ... ds/3444766
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3Z7thZH ... TJFXbrRQvA
Have you heard them?
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Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/prope ... ds/3444766
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3Z7thZH ... TJFXbrRQvA
Have you heard them?
They had me at the line from Inner City Pressure: “No one cares, no one sympathizes, you just stay at home and play synthesizers”. My people – a Mini Moog in plain view doesn’t hurt either!!!Popey wrote: ↑18 Dec 2024
I have been a big fan of them for years since I first saw them on tv here in the UK.
Love the comedy elements and the songs have me in stitches. I bought both series on dvd and the cds. I am still yet to hear a funnier rap lyric than "can somebody please, remove these cutlerys from my knees"![]()
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Remember them from back in the daywendylou wrote: ↑02 Jan 2025Wow, I just ran across Propellerheads, a band duo from Bath, England that formed in 1996 (two years after our beloved Propellerhead Software was founded)!They made big-beat dance music. Inspired by spy film soundtracks, they remade the Bond theme "On Her Majesty's Secret Service".
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/prope ... ds/3444766
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3Z7thZH ... TJFXbrRQvA
Have you heard them?
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Wonderful Human Leagueish retro sound.
My Old Poems project Retro Rhymes
Their track “History Repeating” with Shirley Bassey (Goldfinger Theme singer) is a classic IMO and so catchy (and a fun video too):wendylou wrote: ↑02 Jan 2025Wow, I just ran across Propellerheads, a band duo from Bath, England that formed in 1996 (two years after our beloved Propellerhead Software was founded)!They made big-beat dance music. Inspired by spy film soundtracks, they remade the Bond theme "On Her Majesty's Secret Service".
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/prope ... ds/3444766
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3Z7thZH ... TJFXbrRQvA
Have you heard them?
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Wow, luv the organ growl; so rich and deep! Cool song!selig wrote: ↑11 Jan 2025Their track “History Repeating” with Shirley Bassey (Goldfinger Theme singer) is a classic IMO and so catchy (and a fun video too):wendylou wrote: ↑02 Jan 2025Wow, I just ran across Propellerheads, a band duo from Bath, England that formed in 1996 (two years after our beloved Propellerhead Software was founded)!They made big-beat dance music. Inspired by spy film soundtracks, they remade the Bond theme "On Her Majesty's Secret Service".
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/prope ... ds/3444766
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3Z7thZH ... TJFXbrRQvA
Have you heard them?
I've been watching Mario Nieto's livestreams showcasing his devices Harmony Bloom and Chord Generator, he mostly uses the reason rack plugin so it is interesting to see how he uses it. Unfortunately his devices are not Reason compatible VSTs but you can use the free plugin buddy to run them.
https://www.modalics.com/products/plugin-buddy-free
https://www.modalics.com/products/plugin-buddy-free
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A beautiful folk music performance in the woods, with agitated birds chiming in
My Old Poems project Retro Rhymes
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Been listening to a lot of Scientist lately.
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