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Watergh0st - Stressed Out
I know, I know. This is a shameless plug (I did this music video) but she is one of the most unique musicians I have ever known. She is just that damned good. Please check out the other stuff she has done. You won't be disappointed.
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Suicidal Tendencies - S/T
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Animal Bag - Hello Cosmo
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D12 - Purple Pills
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Adina Howard - Freak Like Me
Classic 90's influenced P-Funk/R&B that'll make ya nod ya head
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Over My Dead Body
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Frank Zappa - Live in Barcelona 1988
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Big Black - Jordon, Minnesota
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Cancer - Death Shall Rise
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Aaliyah - Are You That Somebody
great singer, great dancer, and sexy as all hell. such a shame she died when she was 22 cause I think she had alot of potential to go even further.
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This is a posthumous release (recorded in 1997) as their lead singer/guitarist died like 10 years ago. Grunge but more on the metallic side.
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Gruntruck- The Chance Poughkeepsie NY 5/13/93
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D’arcy Reveals All About Her Exclusion from Smashing Pumpkins “Reunion”
According to texts from Billy Corgan to D'arcy, James Iha, too, has little or no contribution to new album
By blastecho on February 11, 2018
http://blastecho.com/darcy-reveals-all-about-her-exclusion-from-smashing-pumpkins-reunion/
As a clock winds down on The Smashing Pumpkins’ website, culminating in, presumably, a Thursday announcement of a “reunion” tour, as well as new music, there remains vagueness about why original bassist D’arcy will have no involvement in any of it.
Last month, D’arcy confirmed to BlastEcho that she was very disappointed that she would not be participating in any sort of reunion with the band and apologized to the fans for her absence
D’arcy’s reveal somewhat coincided with a steady diet of Instagram updates by Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan that appeared to be about new Pumpkins music from the original band—or, at least, three-fourths of it—with producer Rick Rubin in Los Angeles.
Now it’s come to light that the only original members involved in most of the recording were, in fact, Corgan and drummer Jimmy Chamberlin, according to text exchanges between D’arcy and Corgan. D’arcy believes Iha contributed to only one song from the sessions, although that hasn’t been confirmed.
Based on a text conversation between D’arcy and Corgan from mid-January, Corgan wrote, “well, so you know, [original guitarist] James [Iha] isn’t here either. It’s me and Jimmy working and [guitarist] Jeff [Schroeder] now too.”
Further, Corgan texted, “James is focused on his stuff, which is why he isn’t here. And, as far as Rubin, he’s gonna be involved a little but not the whole thing.”
D’arcy said she told that the plan had been to record only one new song with Rick Rubin with all of the original members in January, but unbeknownst to her, the plan changed. She only found out about the recording sessions the same way the rest of the world did: Instagram.
According to D’arcy, Corgan reached out to her through texts trying to explain her exclusion and assuage any worries she might have had after having seen the photo of all her bandmates in an L.A. studio together.
Once Corgan went public, he texted her “as far as you not being involved, there was never any decision to shut you out, or make you not welcome. It’s more about getting on the same page with [the] tour first and then the necessity of the song came up.” He further added, “so focus on [the] tour and I think we can find the right way to have you involved. I know speaking with Jimmy, he wants you involved so that the tour is the best thing we can all give the fans and build for the future.”
Though Corgan recently revealed via Instagram that the band has “26 songs currently in various states of production,” the text exchange between Corgan and D’arcy referenced just one new song.
According to D’arcy, they both spoke many times about their shared desire to “be a band again and to do it right this time and have fun with it in a relaxed environment.” Neither wanted to do a typical “reunion tour.” D’arcy says Corgan told her that Iha and Chamberlin had no desire to record a full album, so they would instead record one new song and then tour the following summer.
Expanding on a previous statement D’arcy made to BlastEcho, D’arcy said that Corgan initially made a contract offer to her, Iha and Chamberlin, which was agreed upon by all parties. However, a month later D’arcy says Billy told her “well, that wasn’t a real offer.” It’s unclear whether or not the initial offer remains for Iha and Chamberlin, although D’arcy is under the impression it is.
An explanation as to why the offer was rescinded, too, remains unclear. Cryptically, she said she has an inkling but “that is a whole other can of worms and a big, ugly one! Another time.”
However, after the offer was pulled, she said he said via text that both Iha–who D’arcy has kept in touch with over the past 16 years–and Chamberlin were “with him” on that decision to reunite without her. “I am totally disgusted with James,” she said via text. “He should be ashamed of himself.”
The clock on the Pumpkins’ website is slated to expire on Thursday, at which point new music and the announcement of a tour slated to begin in July will be revealed. In addition to Corgan, Iha and Chamberlin, Schroeder will play guitar with this new incarnation. It’s also believed, but not confirmed, that Jack Bates, who played bass for the Pumpkins in a recent version of the band, will retain the same role going forward.
This is from Darcy's FB page
QuoteI am truly and deeply sorry. I think one other quote needs to be added to that.
It's a text from Billy to me. I will cut/paste.
"Yes, there will always be a crowd but without real backing in an unbelievably tough environment to win in I will walk away so it doesn't matter that there will always be a club full of people wanting to hear old songs"
So that's what Billy thinks about what fans do or don't want.
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Drama Queens - "Looking For a DUI"
drunk rock and roll from Danville, VA
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Been listening to this Brazilian pianist's channel. Happy Songs in Sad Versions - Turning into depressive songs.
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Unrest - Live @ Rex 1993
It's a shame that many think of punk rock in Washington DC being Fugazi/Minor Threat and Bad Brains sound but it was alot more than that.
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Retard-O-Tron
This is a mixtape of some of the funniest and most disgusting shit compiled together. It's much different than MDPOPE (Most Disturbing Person On Planet Earth) mixtape in that there was time taken to interweave these clips together in mash-up form and video manipulation. That and there are no death clips used with Retard-O-Tron like MDPOPE does
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4 hours ago, st0n3r said:
Am I talking to myself in this topic? :-D
Anyway: new Monster Magnet song sounds great!
http://www.kerrang.com/the-news/monster-magnets-new-song-is-a-proto-punk-banger/It doesn't sound like a complete retread of a song off of Powertrip but it's not too far from it either.
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1 hour ago, soon said:
Even though the link I posted above was also picked up by Ultimate Classic Rock, Im not so sure that its legit.
Im still unclear if that interview is what people are talking about with her social media being hacked? Are these two separate incidences?
She said on (Jan. 21) that her FB page and her phone were hacked and that it is someone pretending to be her
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3 hours ago, ZoSoRose said:
Someone on the SP subreddit said it wasn't D'arcy that sent the message, so she still may be involved. I wouldnt be surprised either way.
If she isn't, it is very annoying how so many big bands are doing "half assed" reunions without all their originals. Van Halen, Black Sabbath, GNR...
Yeah. I follow her on FB and she said that someone had hacked her account
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Looks like I'm gonna have to get YouTube Red for this LOL
Synopsis: Join Internet sensation Poppy as she enters the real world for the very first time and quickly realizes that fame and fortune comes at a price with secret societies, dangerous fanatics, and a very envious mannequin named Charlotte.
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D.A - Ready 'N Steady
This was considered a "phantom record" until 2016. This song is from 1979 and appeared in the Billboard's Bubbling Under Top 100 charts. The song only charted for 3 weeks but the kicker is that the song was never even pressed to vinyl or cassette.
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Saigon Kick - One Step Closer
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The Evil Acid Baron Show
1988 VHS release that mixed in trippy computer graphics and house music
Where is everyone??
in NICE BOYS DON'T PLAY ROCK N' ROLL
Posted · Edited by Jabberwocky
My head has been more into doing videos, short films and shit like that for a long time now