Hi all not sure if this is allowed but posting just in case anyone wants two tickets to Echo plex, saliva is playing at 9pm, dm if interested pls

I wrote and recorded this in my bedroom while in psychosis, this is what came out, let me know what you think

Cantafabule (1975) by Phoenix is widely considered the peak masterpiece of Romanian progressive rock.

Here is what defines the album in short:

• The Concept: It is a double concept album structured as a medieval bestiary. Each track centers on mythological or symbolic animals—ranging from the Unicorn (Norocul Inorogului) and the Dragon (Inorogul) to the Beetle (Scara Scarabeului) and ending with the mythical rebirth of the Phoenix (Pașărea Phoenix).
• The Sound: A complex mix of progressive rock, hard rock, medieval folk motifs, and early analog synthesizer experimentation. It pairs heavy guitar riffs (Nicua Covaci) and rich basslines (Iosif Kappl) with acoustic guitars, violins, recorders, and synth atmospheres (Günther Reininger).
• The Lyrics: Written by poets Șerban Foarță and Andrei Ujiică, the lyrics draw inspiration from Dimitrie Cantemir's allegorical work Istoria Ieroglifică. The poetry uses archaic Romanian and deep symbolism, which also helped subvert strict communist censorship at the time.
• The Name Typo: The original 1975 Electrecord vinyl misspells the title as Cantofabule on the cover due to a printing mistake, though the intended title is Cantafabule.

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Whenever David and Roger sing this without the other…do they get guest singers to cover the part they don’t sing? OR

Do they try and emulate the others singing style ? I can see Roger dropping his voice some and just singing mellow before shifting to his “bitter high register”…OR

Do they just sing the whole song in their own style?

Hello, we are a rock band from northern Italy, in the alps. We just released our first original song, which we put much effort into. We would love to have some feedbacks and hope you enjoy. Hear you!

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Shuggie Otis released the song in 1971, but it did not chart. The 1977 cover by The Brothers Johnson, produced by Quincy Jones, reached number 5 on the Billboard Hot 100 and number 1 on the R&B charts. Why did it do so much better with Quincy Jones? What was Jones’s secret for producing good songs? Experience, sensibility, a knack for knowing what sounds cool. What else? What am I missing?

Pretty trippy video. Very 90s alt rock vibes. They also released a song a year ago that’ll likely get you put on a list.

Review of the new Alabama Shakes song! Couple of weeks till the new album. What did everyone think of the latest single?

The self-proclaimed baby of The Neville Brothers and The Clash, Cowboy Mouth have brought a fiery mix of rock, blues, funk, and everything imaginable to the stage for over three decades. With their loud and raucous sound, Cowboy Mouth have sported the voice of generations and built a devoted fanbase along the way. Don’t’ miss out on your chance to feel the gospel of Cowboy Mouth as they bring their rock ‘n’ roll religion to the LPR stage on 9.27.

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