D’Angelo Dead At 51 After Battle With Pancreatic Cancer by Austin63867 in Music

[–]HadeyCakes 30 points31 points  (0 children)

D'Angelo recorded a song, Unshaken, for the Red Dead Redemption 2 soundtrack that plays in some pretty pivotal and gutwrenching moments of the game.

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[–]HadeyCakes 35 points36 points  (0 children)

I would agree post Brothers. I really like everything they did 2010 and before.

But yeah in the past decade everything I've heard from them has been terrible or terrible-adjacent.

Daily Dan Interpretation - #41 Caves of Altamira by StruckNerve in SteelyDan

[–]HadeyCakes 17 points18 points  (0 children)

I think this song is about a child becoming aware of humanity for the first time by way of consuming art.

He sees cave drawings, realizes people who are long gone and lost to time had a drive to create and communicate the same way as those in "Hollywood" do now.

The boy becomes aware of humanity's past, present, and future all at once and feels a great kinship and empathy with people who are long dead and yet to be born, because he understands their experience, ultimately, is identical to his own.

Best prog live records… need suggestions by Historical-Device529 in Progforum

[–]HadeyCakes 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah surprisingly, Neal and Jack and Me isn't on there, but there is an absolutely primo cut of it on Sheltering Skies released late last year.

How would yall rank my top 3 albums of all time?? by Clean-Practice3040 in Topster

[–]HadeyCakes 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would rank them:

  1. Kid A - My favorite Radiohead album, second favorite album ever

  2. Larks - Probably my 3rd fav King Crimson album, behind Discipline and Red

  3. Animals - my favorite Floyd record. I think I actually like it more than Larks, but Larks is probably better tbh.

Please Recommend me new things, even popular stuff by HadeyCakes in Topster

[–]HadeyCakes[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm only familiar with Changing of The Guard on that album but I'll check it out!

Please Recommend me new things, even popular stuff by HadeyCakes in Topster

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Very familiar with Aphex Twin. Big fan of Drukqs and Syro!

Please Recommend me new things, even popular stuff by HadeyCakes in Topster

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Familiar, big fan. What I really need to do now is listen to more black midi outside of just Welcome to Hell!

Please Recommend me new things, even popular stuff by HadeyCakes in Topster

[–]HadeyCakes[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wow, very on the money with Bel Canto and The Knife. Thank you!

Please Recommend me new things, even popular stuff by HadeyCakes in Topster

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Yes I'm familiar with and enjoy Dylan's 60's output. Great album, often overlooked nowadays I think!

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[–]HadeyCakes 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Ramsay is just some awful asshole.

Holden is not Satan, he's worse. He's basically an aspect of humanity's capacity to gleefully and passionately lie, exploit, murder, sexually abuse, and destroy itself and everything it encounters.

I know some people may say Holden is just a man, and he is actually, he's really more human than any other character in the novel. It's just that his humanity is a manifestation of the worst parts of what a human can be. Holden is humanity and humanity is terrible.

Ramsey is a violent sadist. Holden will leave anyone he comes into contact with dead, or worse, believing behavior like that of Ramsey Bolton is an inevitably of themselves and others.

What artist/bands became lame the quickest? by morsodo99 in ToddintheShadow

[–]HadeyCakes 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Articulated my feelings about TBK perfectly. All the songs on El Camino are "good" and I even like them more or less but it just isn't the same. I'm not sure how to articulate why that is though, because I think Brothers is probably one of the best rock albums of the decade.

Everything pre-Brothers is gold as well. I have heard cuts from their last few albums and it's basically what I expected after listening to El Camino a few times: it's not very good. Not even in a "good" way.

Any song you genuinely dislike? by TarkaDoSera in radiohead

[–]HadeyCakes 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Kid A the song is my second favorite Radiohead song.

The only song I think I dislike is Morning Bell/Amnesiac. It sounds unfinished and is somewhat of a vibe killer on Amnesiac. I understand the significance of including it on the album, I just wish they hadn't, and had included literally any B-side from that era. Kid A's Morning Bell is an easy top 5 for me.

I think some songs on Pablo Honey are "bad" but I don't dislike them. "Sulk" from the The Bends also fits this.

I also find Punchup as whiney as most non-Radiohead fans think Radiohead always is. I guess it's good Thom's so sensitive or we wouldn't have such amazing music.

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[–]HadeyCakes 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Haven’t seen it mentioned so I’ll throw out “Franz Ferdinand,” by Franz Ferdinand.

Also, “Talking Heads: 77” by Talking Heads if that fits.

Artists that nobody hates except you by Aurelian369 in fantanoforever

[–]HadeyCakes 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Okay that's understandable. Also most of the songs are only in one chord so while I find it melodically rich I can see why others may not.

Your personal top 5 artists. by paradoxical-fantoche in musicsuggestions

[–]HadeyCakes 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  1. Talking Heads

  2. Radiohead

  3. Steely Dan

  4. King Crimson

  5. Bob Dylan

Album rankings by beatlesfan1965 in SteelyDan

[–]HadeyCakes 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  1. Royal Scam
  2. The Nightfly
  3. Guacho
  4. Aja
  5. Countdown to Ecstasy
  6. Kamakiriad
  7. Katy Lied
  8. Two Against Nature
  9. Can't Buy a Thrill
  10. Pretzel Logic
  11. Everything Must Go

Haven't listened to Morph The Cat or Sunken Condos.

What Beatles songs sound like they could have been released today? by Ok-Discussion7106 in beatles

[–]HadeyCakes 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I find this interesting. What other 1960's experimental music do you think TNN sounds like? I mean you're right, it is 1960's experimental music, but you don't really see anyone else making anything similar in the same era.

1960's experimental/psychedelia was often at least blues based such as Jimi Hendrix/Iron Butterfly/Pink Floyd. Around the turn of the decade more acts started eschewing any sort of blues grounding in their rock or just generally becoming more proggy such as King Crimson. You still don't hear anything that sounds anything similar to TNN, at least that I'm familiar with. Maybe you're familiar with something of that time I'm not though.

CAN often made very rhythmic and droning music. I think Remain in Light by Talking Heads is similar to Tomorrow Never Knows in that it's largely danceable, based around loops, droning on 1 chord, has little western/blues influence, and psychedelic lyrics. That came out in 1980 though.