chinaski
(Dallas, Texas) | | Posted: Jan 06, 2013 - 17:25 | |
That sure sounds like Mountain alright, Theme for an Imaginary Western. Good stuff anyway.
-Chinaski
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deepwoodskev
(In a town west of Chicago) | | Posted: Jul 17, 2012 - 13:58 | |
One of those bands I wish I had seen live before they broke up.
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lazylemming
(City of the Angels) | | Posted: Jul 17, 2012 - 13:57 | |
anyone else hear Ray Davies in this...?
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MiracleDrug
(Earth) | | Posted: Dec 08, 2011 - 10:52 | |
Poacher wrote: hauling the Leslie speakers around with the B-3 mostly did them in... |
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DoctorHooey
(/etc) | | Posted: Nov 06, 2011 - 18:46 | |
Clicked the "Buy @ iTunes" button, did so
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sans
(Philly) | | Posted: Oct 22, 2011 - 07:27 | |
What's the frequency Kenneth?
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otto63
(Kastoria, Greece) | | Posted: Oct 06, 2011 - 05:55 | |
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gypsyman
(just passing through....) | | Posted: Jun 02, 2011 - 09:32 | |
ezzyme wrote:| Posted: Sep 25, 2008 - 10:40 | < Reply > |
bitbanger wrote:I know I might be dating myself but doesn't this tune sound just like Mountian? yes and yes. Mountain? It sounds like the Kinks! |
Strange. I heard "Beth". I didn't want to, it just happened. |
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Poacher
(Brighton, UK) | | Posted: Jun 02, 2011 - 09:29 | |
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socalhol
(Seattle) | | Posted: Nov 09, 2010 - 14:56 | |
vandal wrote:This is easily the weakest ST cut available - couldn't someone have uploaded something that didn't suck? Something like, "Nearly Lost You" from Sweet Oblivion?
Agreed — love Screaming Trees, but this song is "meh". It's making me want to hear Shadow of The Season from Sweet Oblivion — could someone please upload that track? |
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HazzeSwede
(Vinyl Land) | | Posted: Oct 09, 2010 - 03:51 | |
Mugro wrote:Love the organ! How come we don't hear organ in many songs today? A good Hammond organ was the cornerstone of 1960s rock. No more I guess...
Hear,Hear !  |
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99
(South Cackalacky) | | Posted: Jun 03, 2010 - 09:58 | |
Nadine wrote:
saw these lumps 14th of Feb. 1993 opening for alice in chains in hamburg.
never bought the grunge categorizing bs... ;-)
melodic grunge, hmh - screaming trees music I'd just call "cool music"
for me their music is simply timeless...i still love their records...even more than "back then".
back then - I was just a "baby" (concerning music taste)
feeling young is soooooooooo goooooooood
I saw them with Soul Asylum and (gasp) the Spin Doctors in 1992? You'll have to forgive me for my bad taste. I was only 15 years old. Is there any way that I can rate this song an 11? |
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ziggytrix
(Dallas, TX) | | Posted: May 18, 2010 - 09:51 | |
UltraNurd wrote:There's something really familiar about the harpsichord riff, but I can't place it.
It's Pachelbel's Canon (almost) |
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rabaak
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This was a really good album. Where did these guys go?
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ptooey
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apd wrote:
Lanegan as in Mark Lanegan? Twilight Singers?
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apd
(Toronto, On) | | Posted: Oct 09, 2009 - 17:52 | |
spumoni wrote:Dust has gathered on the trees, but their screams still echo in my psyche. Nice album with my personal favorite: All I Know. Screaming Trees Biography "Even on first appearance, Screaming Trees had more sense of history, and a load more talent, than the welter of grunge-styled bands formed in the Seattle/Washington area in the mid-1980s. And it's a promise they at last fulfilled with their 1996 masterpiece, Dust... a perfect synthesis of their many influences, with splashes of Byrds and Hendrix-style guitar, and use of sitars and tablas, produced with unerring clarity by George Drakoulias. Lanegan was on top vocal form, the lyrics (sin, redemption, cold turkey) perfect in their restraint; the guitars and instrumentation wild." Lanegan as in Mark Lanegan? Twilight Singers? |
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UltraNurd
(Boston, MA) | | Posted: May 20, 2009 - 12:02 | |
There's something really familiar about the harpsichord riff, but I can't place it.
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Nadine
(Germany) | | Posted: May 04, 2009 - 13:03 | |
salice wrote:saw these lumps at Reading in '89 when I was into the whole grunge thing. guess you'd call them melodic grunge?
good to hear JAMC in the same 5 minutes too
makes me feel young again...
saw these lumps 14th of Feb. 1993 opening for alice in chains in hamburg. never bought the grunge categorizing bs... ;-) melodic grunge, hmh - screaming trees music I'd just call "cool music" for me their music is simply timeless...i still love their records...even more than "back then". back then - I was just a "baby" (concerning music taste) feeling young is soooooooooo goooooooood |
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mybaldbird
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<3 the harpsichord synth. :D
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salice
(51st state) | | Posted: Jan 14, 2009 - 01:58 | |
saw these lumps at Reading in '89 when I was into the whole grunge thing. guess you'd call them melodic grunge?
good to hear JAMC in the same 5 minutes too
makes me feel young again...
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MTachyon
(Neon United Trails) | | Posted: Dec 29, 2008 - 10:57 | |
Dust has gathered on the trees, but their screams still echo in my psyche. Nice album with my personal favorite: All I Know. Screaming Trees Biography "Even on first appearance, Screaming Trees had more sense of history, and a load more talent, than the welter of grunge-styled bands formed in the Seattle/Washington area in the mid-1980s. And it's a promise they at last fulfilled with their 1996 masterpiece, Dust... a perfect synthesis of their many influences, with splashes of Byrds and Hendrix-style guitar, and use of sitars and tablas, produced with unerring clarity by George Drakoulias. Lanegan was on top vocal form, the lyrics (sin, redemption, cold turkey) perfect in their restraint; the guitars and instrumentation wild." |
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ezzyme
(Santa Barbara, CA) | | Posted: Dec 13, 2008 - 11:04 | |
| Posted: Sep 25, 2008 - 10:40 | < Reply > |
bitbanger wrote:I know I might be dating myself but doesn't this tune sound just like Mountian? yes and yes. Mountain? It sounds like the Kinks! |
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sfListener
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bitbanger wrote:I know I might be dating myself but doesn't this tune sound just like Mountian?
yes and yes. |
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HarrO
(Florida) | | Posted: Sep 09, 2008 - 16:55 | |
ScottFromWyoming wrote:I booked them into a 52-capacity bar ca. 1986. They were the opening act for Mojo Nixon & Skid Roper!
Bodacious! |
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ScottFromWyoming
(A glass house) | | Posted: Jul 08, 2008 - 11:38 | |
zepfan75 wrote:I was probably one of the lucky ones to see these guys in concert back in '93. They put on a really kickass show and they were the opening act. They beat out the main act(s) by far.
I booked them into a 52-capacity bar ca. 1986. They were the opening act for Mojo Nixon & Skid Roper! |
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otto63
(Kastoria, Greece) | | Posted: Jun 05, 2008 - 05:59 | |
vandal wrote:This is easily the weakest ST cut available - couldn't someone have uploaded something that didn't suck? Something like, "Nearly Lost You" from Sweet Oblivion?
I disagree. Dust is a marvellous album, which somehow, needs some attention to realise it. However I agree that 'Nearly Lost You' is their most powerful track ever. Pay some respect to Dust, is worth it! |
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zepfan75
(Oklahoma City, Oklahoma) | | Posted: May 14, 2008 - 22:25 | |
I was probably one of the lucky ones to see these guys in concert back in '93. They put on a really kickass show and they were the opening act. They beat out the main act(s) by far.
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Jimi_the_Saint
(The Dark and Bloody Ground of Kentucky) | | Posted: May 06, 2008 - 12:46 | |
Awesome. ST doesn't get much play, but I love it when it RP shows them a little love.
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sutcliff
(Saint Louis) | | Posted: May 06, 2008 - 12:45 | |
bitbanger wrote:I know I might be dating myself but doesn't this tune sound just like Mountian?
I agree.  |
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ptooey
(Disneyland) | | Posted: Apr 20, 2008 - 18:33 | |
vandal wrote:This is easily the weakest ST cut available - couldn't someone have uploaded something that didn't suck? Something like, "Nearly Lost You" from Sweet Oblivion?
Nah, I think the Numb Inversion version of Something About Today is pretty lame. And some of the stuff off of their first couple of albums was amateurish. Love the Trees, and I've got EVERYTHING available. |
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