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Discussion in 'Classic Boxing Forum' started by mr. magoo, Sep 30, 2008.


  1. the cobra

    the cobra Awesomeizationism! Full Member

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    He's an actor, ya know?


    Aye, he's cool as all hell. You heard Beefheart's stuff then, Orr? Big influence on Waits, especially the Sworfishtrombone-stuff and on.

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  2. LittleRed

    LittleRed Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Love the **** out of yesterdays here.

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  3. Flea Man

    Flea Man มวยสากล Full Member

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    I'm a massive Beefheart fan.
     
  4. KOTF

    KOTF Bingooo Full Member

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    heavy_hands couldn't possibly be the legend combatesdeboxeo could it?
     
  5. Flea Man

    Flea Man มวยสากล Full Member

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    Take it easy. Listen to debut album 'Safe As Milk' which is weird but very accessible.

    Then try 'Trout Mask Replica'. You'll hate it, everyone does. Listen to it numerous times and it'll all click and you'll be in awe.

    Then the follow-up 'Lick off my Decals, Baby'. Even more impenetrable.
     
  6. lora

    lora Fighting Zapata Full Member

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    The life anthem for any self-respecting anti-hipster.This plays when Pachilles and Red Cobra walk imperiously down the street.
     
  7. Flea Man

    Flea Man มวยสากล Full Member

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    BORKED for me what is it Mante'?
     
  8. Flea Man

    Flea Man มวยสากล Full Member

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    It may seem like everyone is playing a different song and are all tuned differently and everyone keeps misstepping and playing bum notes but every single second was planned and Beefheart ran the rehearsals like a dictator. A mental one.

    After a few listens, you realise the dense arrangements are probably the most seamless and perfectly executed you've ever heard. It is genuinely a masterpiece. Not in the way albums are often portrayed to be, it's a work of art. Sounds like I'm being hugely pretentious but for this album it's wholly justified.
     
  9. Flea Man

    Flea Man มวยสากล Full Member

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    I cannot really put into words the journey I went on with Trout Mask Replica. Had heard it a few times but didn't have Internet at 15, not accesible enough that I was trawling through Wikipedia. Bought it for £7 IIRC from town. Got home, sparked one up and put it on...what a load of ****. I scorned the hipster types who were obviously saying it was good to seem cool.

    But there was one track I liked so I replayed it. Probably chucked it on again a couple of days after the first listen. Didn't stop/rewind the track in time and heard a bit of the next one. Probably got mashed one day and heard a phrase in another track I half enjoyed. Played it to Dad, who had only heard of Beefheart when he was winding down and we had a chuckle about how mad it was.

    Then it dawned on me. The album is hilarious. Even when it's talking 'bout the Holocaust.

    Very serious music that is so bonkers in it's stylings it forces a smile across your face. I still cannot fathom it. Every time I listen to it (now from start to finish and a few times over whenever the urge takes me) it amazes me.

    Confidently, I can say it is one of the very best examples of MUSIC I have ever heard. Right up there with anything from any time of any genre. And enigmatic, maybe by design but certainly in terms of still trying to put all the pieces of a seemingly jagged and disjointed puzzle together over the years.
     
  10. Flea Man

    Flea Man มวยสากล Full Member

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    Wow. The above is likely the most pretentious and gushing sequence of words I have ever put together in my life.
     
  11. Flea Man

    Flea Man มวยสากล Full Member

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    What other weird stuff do ya' listen to? Are you into Funkadelic at all? My favourite album of theirs is one I find to not be as favoured, but it's their most confusing :lol: 'Free Your Mind And Your Ass Will Follow'

    Try out Monks 'Black Monk Time' a lost classic IMO(EDIT: I say 'lost' it did receive a bit of press a few years back when it was re-released, which was nice to see but not so much for the recently departed members who spent 40-odd years in the wilderness). Some American G.I's based in Germany shave their heads and make repetitive noise-pop-rock n' roll. Glorious stuff and very accessible as well.

    Then again I'm a fan of The Fall. Who are a very marmite outfit (well Mark E.Smith is)
     
  12. Lester1583

    Lester1583 Can you hear this? Full Member

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    Anything with Hazel is worth checking out.
     
  13. lufcrazy

    lufcrazy requiescat in pace Full Member

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    I love 00-09 r&b such a chilled vibe.

    Joined a boxing gym today as well, used to play football but my knee couldn't take it. Seems to be ok with boxing though.
     
  14. Garrus

    Garrus Big Boss 1935-2014 Full Member

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    Only instance of Chavez and Duran interacting that I've seen.

    late in the vid.
     
  15. GPater11093

    GPater11093 Barry Full Member

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    I listen to everything apart from all you guys mad ****.

    Nothing better than some proper band music in the gym, Oasis, James, Stone Roses et... With a couple of cheesy songs thrown in Push it to limit from scarface, a rockky song, bad boys et.... then some dance classics like underworld or something