Shred XLIX: And then the North Koreans attacked

I'll be 13 (young, i know)

I kind of prefer Tori Amos to Kate Bush.  I think that Tori has a better voice.  Kate Bush sounds good as Peter Gabriel's back-up singer, but I'm not as keen on her singing on her albums.

I will remember November 2012 as the month I lived on Benadryl.

I plan to try out more albums in the coming days.  Conveniently, most of them are on youtube in their entirety.

Ooh, good idea.

I've been living for decades under the misapprehension that Kate Bush was some corny cross between the hyper-feminist rage of Tori Amos and the marshmallowy, dilletantish, mystic world music vapor of Enya.    Listened to a couple of albums on a whim today and really like them.  Enough to listen to them again, surely.


Edited by HolyMoly - November 20 2012 at 12:14

HolyMoly wrote: Nope, nothing in the mail currently.  That is a great feeling though, getting new music in the mail.  And I was just thinking of placing a Wayside order in the near future. Hmm.. As for Earth, I knew that used to be Sabbath's original name.  Did they ever record anything under that name? The Earth they were talking about here is a drone project (at least their earlier stuff was drone; I understand they've changed up their sound a bit on recent albums).

I don't know if the pre Black Sabbath Earth recorded anything, would be cool if they did

I call it nothing because if they like Earth's early stuff, they'll like the new stuff :P

Symphonic Drone with some Gothic Folk and Kraut influences.

Early Earth is drone doom, later is something I am not entirely sure of. It's pretty though.

Some of you previously mentioning a band called Earth. That's what Black Sabbath used to be called.
 
Waiting patiently for some CDs in the mail, old recordings of Bruckner from the 1930s

Anybody else waiting for music in the mail?


Edited by presdoug - November 20 2012 at 11:10