Everybody Needs Love
#so man temptations
 
Glasgow

Can't get more brand new than this

The Snuts
Album: W. L. (Deluxe version) (02/04/2021)

Finally, the debut album of one of the most promising new bands, which I've been following since their early EPs, has been released. Truly a great work, with various inspirations ranging from their trademark indie rock to funk, R&B, and ballads reminiscent of Kings of Leon. The idea of placing one of these ballads as the opening track is quite curious.

Favorite tracks: Glasgow/Always/Juan Belmonte/All your friends/Don't forget it (punk).
 
#2021

I continue with the Greeks who make music "without playing instruments"
Unspoken | Moderator
 
Natalie Imbruglia - Want

Afternoon chills.
 
La Rappresentante di Lista - Mai Mamma (Official visual art)
#2021
Already mentioned here by G; can we iterate the proposal by varying the piece?
 
The Verve - Numbness beautiful and hypnotic!
 
Track 3: Gli Uccelli (Remastered)
A sinuous orchestral introduction guides us into the piece, the first slow track of the album. The lyrics, compared to the two previous ones, do not feature overly complex imagery, but in their simplicity, they hide a very beautiful meaning: the birds that are the protagonists of the song are divine signals, these entities that exist above everything and therefore have a closer connection to the origin of things. Despite the fact that the text expresses this without secret meanings in the verses, we need to pause for two minutes to discuss the chorus: "They open their wings, dive down, land better than airplanes, change the world’s perspectives. Unpredictable flights and very fast ascents, imperceptible trajectories, codes of existential geometries," meaning the birds are not just a form of "divine presence" but are themselves the regulators of existence through the trajectory of their flight.
But one very important thing for the vitality of the piece is the base, which alternates between orchestral and elegant moments to more danceable passages that do not lose a bit of the orchestra’s presence and the elegance that characterizes it; everything explodes at the end of the second chorus when the piece gains speed until the end of the track.
I know this time the listening review is slightly shorter, but this is all I had to say about this track; an extra word, in my opinion, would have spoiled it, and finding other possible hidden meanings would have somewhat ruined the experience of the piece, which manages to thrive in its elegant musicality and its "simple" and poetic lyrics. Nothing more and nothing less.
 
Caravan - The Dabsong Conshirtoe
The favorite track, as well as suite, of Cunning Stunts. The subsequent "Blind Dog" would have pleasant pieces like "All the way" but they managed to move me again in 1982 with "Back to front," where they shake off a bit of excessive simplicity.
 
The Stone Roses - Mersey Paradise (Live in Blackpool)

river cools where I belong in my Mersey Paradise
🍋 🍋 🍋
 
Cream - White Room -1968

today I'm feeling this way, who knows why
 
First of the Last Glaciers I look forward to your thoughts.
 
Ira Sullivan - Horizons

Ira Sullivan - from "Horizons"
1967 (Atlantic)

#jazzlegends