OT: The all encompassing HFSabres music thread with no rules (as long as it’s music posted)

[MarkusKetterer]

 

[Gras]

This is terrible. The original song was pop perfection and it doesn’t translate well to “metalcore”. They made it sound too serious, as opposed to just a happy bouncy fun song.

Maybe a better metalcore band can pull it off instead if some unknowns from Austria.

 

[MarkusKetterer]

Maybe a better metalcore band can pull it off instead if some unknowns from Austria.

I doubt it. Giving it an “edge” just loses the happy fun stuff of it.

It definitely works as a Melbourne bounce song though. Which is weird to take a dancy song and make it dancier.

 

[Butt Ox]

Didn't think I needed this

I'd sink some tinnies with the lads

 

[jc17]

Watched this last night and it was pretty good.

I watched it recently too. Not a huge beach boys fan, but I think its cool the influence they had on the production side

 

[MarkusKetterer]

That riff at the start of the chorus is a fantastic drop of the beat.

 

[Gras]

That riff at the start of the chorus is a fantastic drop of the beat.

I cant hear that song without imaging this animation



And then you have the Finns

 

[MarkusKetterer]

I cant hear that song without imaging this animation



And then you have the Finns

Those black Germans wrote a banger of a song

 

[brian_griffin]

I listened to all kinds of stuff like that as well. I had some “Collection” albums that had all kinds of stuff..bubble gum, rock, pop, even soul. I loved Motown as much as Rock.

Love Motown with strong horn sections, and more "modern" bands who used strong horns in some of their works.

The Who's Quadrophenia, various Talking Heads, (Chicago's anthology, obviously), The Band,

I know your affection is for earlier Genesis, but "Paperlate" "Turn it on again" and other tunes like that - I love the horns.

 

[oldgoalie]

Love Motown with strong horn sections, and more "modern" bands who used strong horns in some of their works.

The Who's Quadrophenia, various Talking Heads, (Chicago's anthology, obviously), The Band,

I know your affection is for earlier Genesis, but "Paperlate" "Turn it on again" and other tunes like that - I love the horns.

I saw CTA (as they were known then) back in 1970 or 71 at the old rock pile. My first concert, and Chicago absolutely blew me away with their horns. Of course, that was with the original band members, so I got to see Terry Kath shred the guitar as well. They were f***ing awesome live.
Now, don’t get me wrong, because I loved later Genesis as well, but more of their prog roots stuff like Home by the Sea, Domino, etc. I actually think that “Paperlate” is one of the worst songs they ever created. Just my opinion, obviously; some of their songs with horns were good, but Paperlate was not one of them. Just too much Earth, Wind & Fire for me.

Good to see you posting again BG.

 

[Old Navy Goat]

I saw CTA (as they were known then) back in 1970 or 71 at the old rock pile. My first concert, and Chicago absolutely blew me away with their horns. Of course, that was with the original band members, so I got to see Terry Kath shred the guitar as well. They were f***ing awesome live.
Now, don’t get me wrong, because I loved later Genesis as well, but more of their prog roots stuff like Home by the Sea, Domino, etc. I actually think that “Paperlate” is one of the worst songs they ever created. Just my opinion, obviously; some of their songs with horns were good, but Paperlate was not one of them. Just too much Earth, Wind & Fire for me.

Good to see you posting again BG.

I saw Chicago on tour in 84 when I was in college, they put on a great show

 

[whiplash]

If you ever see a band you like is going to play Red Rocks Amphitheater outside Denver, do your best to get there. Incredible venue and experience

 

[missingmika]

If you ever see a band you like is going to play Red Rocks Amphitheater outside Denver, do your best to get there. Incredible venue and experience

I saw Saves the Day at the Summit in Denver last year. That place was interesting. All of Denver was interesting and smelled like pot.

Just got back from Lyon with my daughter to see Taylor Swift and Paramore. That was an awesome venue.

 

[MarkusKetterer]

You gotta love a one man musician that simultaneously does weird shit, and at the same time donates any profit to charity. And oh yea, plays metalcore

 

[StrompTroller]

yall are all over the damn place lol

 

[Gras]

 

[KiwiGriff]

I forgot about this band and this song, but when it drops it drops HARD. It puts a brick in a pillowcase and says hey

I'd love to see them live, but they are too niche to ever come to New Zealand, and if they came to Aus that'd be a fair sack of money that I'd need to get out from under the mattress to travel over.

 

[jc17]

Love Motown with strong horn sections, and more "modern" bands who used strong horns in some of their works.

The Who's Quadrophenia, various Talking Heads, (Chicago's anthology, obviously), The Band,

I know your affection is for earlier Genesis, but "Paperlate" "Turn it on again" and other tunes like that - I love the horns.

Always like the horn heavy songs from paul simon

 

[MarkusKetterer]

I'd love to see them live, but they are too niche to ever come to New Zealand, and if they came to Aus that'd be a fair sack of money that I'd need to get out from under the mattress to travel over.

They’ll never play here, but at least they play (somewhat) close by at times (Toronto [10 hours drive] and Detroit [6-7 hours drive, depending on multiple bridge traffic waits]).

 

[MarkusKetterer]

Well f***. I got a random message on Facebook this morning and it was by the singer of Rise Against asking if I’ll be a guest singer on his alt-country solo album. Which is weird because the 5 one off bands I’ve been in has never recorded anything, and I refuse to use anybody I know to make a music career happen.

 

[Gras]

Post continuing down the country road

 

[Dubi Doo]

Well f***. I got a random message on Facebook this morning and it was by the singer of Rise Against asking if I’ll be a guest singer on his alt-country solo album. Which is weird because the 5 one off bands I’ve been in has never recorded anything, and I refuse to use anybody I know to make a music career happen.

Dope ass band!

 

[MarkusKetterer]

Dope ass band!

They are! And I normally just avoid random messages. If you’re not a friend and I haven’t sent you a message, I don’t care what someone has to say lol. But he did a song with one of my buddies during the lockdowns, so that’s why he reached out.

Although I guess he thought I was in a band before with that guy lol.

 

[Dubi Doo]

They are! And I normally just avoid random messages. If you’re not a friend and I haven’t sent you a message, I don’t care what someone has to say lol. But he did a song with one of my buddies during the lockdowns, so that’s why he reached out.

Although I guess he thought I was in a band before with that guy lol.

I'm intrigued by what he means by 'alt-country' album? I could never see him crossing into country based on their older songs.

 

[MarkusKetterer]

I'm intrigued by what he means by 'alt-country' album? I could never see him crossing into country based on their older songs.

Think of what Jon Snodgrass or Chuck Ragan have done with their solo career. Or Mike Herrera with his band Tumbledown (their one Christmas song aside).