New music thread

[eChameleon]

Alright, so I slogged through that new Taylor Swift album (the 31 track version) twice, and most of the good songs are in that first 16. Then they strip away all the synths and it becomes another Folklore/Evemore for the last 15 tracks and I just don't vibe with that kind of music.

 

[Damage]

Alright, so I slogged through that new Taylor Swift album (the 31 track version) twice, and most of the good songs are in that first 16. Then they strip away all the synths and it becomes another Folklore/Evemore for the last 15 tracks and I just don't vibe with that kind of music.

Even my 8.5 year old isn't a fan.

 

[Criznit]

Isn't new, but this made it into my YouTube feed. It's about an hour and is impeccable quality considering the age, 1976. Loving it.

 

[The Human Q-Tip]

Isn't new, but this made it into my YouTube feed. It's about an hour and is impeccable quality considering the age, 1976. Loving it.

One of the truly great rock voices. Nancy had a very good voice of her own, their harmonies were killer. Always liked Nancy's guitar playing, especially acoustic. I read that she auditioned for her first band by playing "The Clap" by Yes/Steve Howe.

 

[Criznit]

One of the truly great rock voices. Nancy had a very good voice of her own, their harmonies were killer. Always liked Nancy's guitar playing, especially acoustic. I read that she auditioned for her first band by playing "The Clap" by Yes/Steve Howe.

There are a lot of great live Heart performances out there and Ann is amazing in everyone I have heard.

What I like about this one is, they still weren't "famous" yet. Their debut album though officially out, had only been released in the US for about a month and Magic Man and Crazy on You weren't on the regular radio yet.