Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

I had a room mate my first year at Tech that really loved Neal Diamond. Sure I like his music but grew to hate it by the end of the first quarter. I think it had something to do with the fact that he listened to it ALL of the time. Along with his depression or something, by the end of the quarter, I avoided going to my room. I recently watched Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and the old music was refreshing to hear again. The movie was also very good. Low and behold, Neal Diamond was in one of the cuts and I actually enjoyed the song after all these years. I think I began to associate my room mate's depression with Neal Diamond way back when. For those who haven't seen it, there is a lot of good old tunes in it.

Brother Love's Travelling Salvation Show | Once Upon a Time in Hollywood OST - Neal Diamond

(01-08-2020 08:55 PM)SpaceRaider Wrote:  

my grandfather will turn 100 this year....that tune and his reel-to-reel in the basement is as good as it gets....it's like going into the wayback....

what a great jazzy ditty.....

#impressive

This is as good as it gets.

Thanks

Artist: Glass Eye
Album: Huge
Track: "Minnie The Moocher" (Cab Calloway Cover)
1986 Wrestler Records

Recorded at Europa Sound, Austin, Texas.

didn't see anyone here had posted about it, so, R.I.P, dude:

10 Times Neil Peart Was the Best Drummer on Earth:



Neil Peart (R.I.P.): checking the 30th anniversary DW kit



Artist: Rush
Album: Permanent Waves
Song: "Spirit of Radio"
December 1979 Mercury Records

Neil Ellwood Peart (September 12, 1952 – January 7, 2020) was a Canadian musician and writer best known as the drummer and primary lyricist of the rock band Rush.

(01-09-2020 12:39 AM)WWDog Wrote:  Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

I had a room mate my first year at Tech that really loved Neal Diamond. Sure I like his music but grew to hate it by the end of the first quarter. I think it had something to do with the fact that he listened to it ALL of the time. Along with his depression or something, by the end of the quarter, I avoided going to my room. I recently watched Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and the old music was refreshing to hear again. The movie was also very good. Low and behold, Neal Diamond was in one of the cuts and I actually enjoyed the song after all these years. I think I began to associate my room mate's depression with Neal Diamond way back when. For those who haven't seen it, there is a lot of good old tunes in it.

Brother Love's Travelling Salvation Show | Once Upon a Time in Hollywood OST - Neal Diamond

my FAVORITE neil diamond song...saw him a few years in dallas, but he didn't play this song...damnit

sorry good Owl....Danny Carey smokes him....however, the best 3 pc. in my skin....Alex was better than he gets credit for.....

my fave from the wayback....first concert in '79 and had all the vinyl to date by 14.....and I drove...

(01-13-2020 04:54 PM)stinkfist Wrote:  sorry good Owl....Danny Carey smokes him....however, the best 3 pc. in my skin....Alex was better than he gets credit for.....

my fave from the wayback....first concert in '79 and had all the vinyl to date by 14.....and I drove...

'sokay stink...when you get to that level all of 'em are great.

Artist: "Weird Al" Yankovic
Album: Dare To be Stupid
Song: "Yoda"
June 18, 1985 Rock 'n Roll Records/ Scotti Brothers

Back when things were the way they should be...from a certain point of view, of course:

This guy --Ray Luzier, the drummer for KORN-- is my next door neighbor in Franklin, TN. Great guy, by the way. Big time family man. LOL!

This guy --Ray Luzier, the drummer for KORN-- is my next door neighbor in Franklin, TN. Great guy, by the way. Big time family man. LOL!

Some forget Neil Peart was also a helluva lyricist, and he has also written 7 nonfiction books relating to his travels. True legend. I like music of nearly every genre, but Rush has always been one of my favorite bands and I spent much of the past weekend listening to their albums in honor of him.

Still not the biggest Rush guy even If I have come across their material a lot in these reaction videos I watch. But I do remember from School of Rock when Jack Black tells the band's drummer to listen to some Rush LOL.

(01-13-2020 04:54 PM)stinkfist Wrote:  sorry good Owl....Danny Carey smokes him....however, the best 3 pc. in my skin....Alex was better than he gets credit for.....

my fave from the wayback....first concert in '79 and had all the vinyl to date by 14.....and I drove...

Damn, that was some great playing. Good listen, thanks.

Artist: Moby
Track: "Shining"
October 28, 1997 MCA Records




Artist: Moby
Album: These Systems Are Failing
Track: "Are You Lost In The World Like Me?"
October 14, 2016 Little Idiot Records/Mute Records

I've caught a few episodes and its ok.... but a Tom Morello reference and I had to listen to this one....

This was the first time ever I have heard Riki Rachtman was a frontman for a metal band from that era. I've only ever heard he owned the Cathouse club.

Artist: Primal Scream
Album: Vanishing Point
Track: "Star"
July 7, 1997 Creation Records/Reprise Records