2017/02/10

Blackfield - V

Blackfield is back with another creatively titled album, V. This collaborative project between Steven Wilson and Aviv Geffen is something I've only been casually following. In fact, I don't think I've even listened to Welcome to my DNA (III) or Blackfield IV. Don't worry, this is something I will remedy very soon.

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2017/02/10

Overkill - The Grinding Wheel

Another in depth review.
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2017/02/09

Bandcamp's Friday Fundraising Frenzy

On Friday, February 3rd, Bandcamp pledged to donate their portion (~12%) of any music sales to the ACLU. There were some artists and labels that also donated their proceeds as well (not always to the ACLU), but that was on a strictly volunteer basis.

Bandcamp has been an infinite goldmine of hiddem gems, and has been a great way for independent bands to stream and distribute their music. I generally don't like to purchase music off of Bandcamp simply because I prefer physical formats, and there's almost never a way to get free shipping. Every so often I will come across something that is only available through Bandcamp, so I'm forced to pay the shipping costs.
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2017/02/03

Best Concerts of 2016

I'd like to end the 2016 edition of ListyMcListerson with my favorite concerts of the year.  It was a record year for me, going to 7 concerts in 7 days, and 2 concert in 1 night.  It feels like I went to a LOT of shows in 2016, but when I look back at it all it was only a measly 36.

When you work full time, going to a concert on a school night makes the next day really rough. Even if they don't mention it during the show, bands recognize the fact that you chose to spend your money, your time, and your hours of sleep to see them play.

Without further ado, here are my favorite shows of the year.

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2017/02/01

John Wetton - Rest in Peace

Yesterday, news broke that legendary prog rock bassist John Wetton passed away. He died in his sleep after losing the battle to cancer. It took me a minute to make the connection that he is the low end AND the voice on my favorite King Crimson album, Red.
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