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So, on our return to pillage and regain control of the Mog Mothership we found uncertainty and confusion in our midsts, doubters of the power of music to pull it all together, still clinging to the black and white notions that there are dividing lines amongst us. These false notions will be dealt with accordingly.
We also found an unexpected cache in the holds; untold of wealth that could indeed make the much needed and long overdue repairs that were the major cause of the first mutiny. This bounty was no doubt being shipped to the power hungry firms that seek to control our fate, fortunately we have uncovered their plot and infiltrated their ranks. Their end is near.
Others could have written this entry more skillfully, but the time is near and my scrawled notes will for now have to suffice...
Ship of Fools - L=SD2
"Fantasy obsessed and deep into the neo-prog scene of the early '90s, few bands were as self-consciously weird and engaging as Ship of Fools."
Hieronymus Bosch's 15th century Ship of Fools
Michael posted a kick ass version of The Who's Magic Bus (here) earlier and it got me looking around for other versions or covers if you will...and after listening to this pretty funky kick by The Radiators, the net being what it is, I wandered back into the wild with this great scene...
just been one of those days, hope you're having a funky one :)
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try playing the song and the vid at the same time, it's another one that works well that way...
love these boys, did you know http://www.ancientfurnace.net/ has selective shows embedded into thir setlists?
Seems Railroad Earth has launched a new website in preparation and anticipation of their soon to be released new album. (due out June 10th)
http://www.railroadearth.com/amencorner
"Amen Corner, the band’s fourth studio album, was written and recorded at Sheaffer’s 300-year old farmhouse in the rural New Jersey countryside. Sheaffer had considered unloading the place before the band suggested he keep it, at least temporarily, as a recording outpost. Once agreed, the band quickly moved their gear in and started doing what they do best: making music. “We thought, ‘Let’s get in there and see what happens,’” says Railroad Earth bassist, Johnny Grubb.
"Amen Corner is a collection of crisp and crafted Americana and acoustic roots sides that resonate in all the right places. Each of the tunes breathe both on and between the notes. They hit you immediately, but then linger like a good buzz."
The vid is RRE doing Casey Jones from last year's Winter Garden tribute to the Dead.
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thanks bruce. i think bird in a house, is one of my favorites, just a lovely tune. i need to pick this new one up
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Aaah, the voice of reason! Of course I don't believe in all the silly boundaries, but they are jump off points for further discussion, when used with care. I am trying to formulate something for the defense of the country and its fore bearers in British Folk, blues, mountain music,etc. Anywhoo, great post..maybe I'll hold my tongue, but knowing me, I won't.
Wouldn't be the same around here if you did, I'm just having a bit of fun with it all.
Mountain music, Bluegrass especially, doesn't seem to need much defense, it stands on it's own, Country on the other hand....
As if piloting whist thou mutineers saw how far from shore thou were problematique...
Zabriskie Point-Tennesee Waltz - Patti PageZabriskie Point- Love Scene - Jerry Garcia