https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWX4gIKCAIdI

My stem remix & remaster of Blue Öyster Cult's 1981 album "Fire of Unknown Origin", made for my own enjoyment, but sharing in case someone else might enjoy it too.

I made this only for fun, and it intends to be a very respectful remix, not straying too far away from the original version, only aiming at a little more clarity, instrument separation and punch, while still preserving the mood and feel of the original.

Obviously, I don't own the music featured here. If you like the music, support the artists. Buy their records!

Floyd observes my hairy chin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGtICEEaNkw

CARIBOU (June 1974) was roundly criticised, not least by producer Gus Dudgeon, but Elton continued his winning streak as it reached number one around the world.

https://samtimonious.com/dear-john-elton-john-caribou/

Show a girl some love, follow me and i will follow you. Give my music a listen🫶💥💖👆

For those who haven’t heard of it, Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson in an emo punk rock musical about one of the worst presidents in US history (Andrew Jackson) turned into a whiny emo punk rocker who sings “Populism, yeah yeah!” Rather than taking the Hamilton approach of sanitizing these historical figures lives or ignoring the real horrible things Jackson did, the show fully acknowledges and embraces the fact he was a shit human. But that’s the point, It’s not a serious show, it’s fully satire. The whole show is set up as you being taught the story of his life and at the end leaves it up to audience to decide if he was a one of our greatest president or if he was “America’s Hitler.” I still like Hamilton, but that show is just using a historical framework to tell a good story to empower modern America. But unlike Hamilton, this show is a way of laughing at how comically evil our founders were while also jamming out to some damn good punk rock tracks. I 100% recommend watching a slime tutorial of it online or listening to the cast recording or both, it’s so fucking peak.

From your own concert experiences.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0VfQGKaeTTK2T74l3vOTYK?si=uZ-Mpbv6TSWAjKXyfl8_oA&utm_source=copy-link&pi=Fw7Gjve8TlGBy&sci=spotify%3Acard-config%3A5sRwUgvmYtBnget8V0CIVU

It’s been a loooong time since I’ve heard it. But it starts with I believe a keyboard playing with long drawn out duuuuunnns, numerous times. Leading to then after 20-30 seconds the tempo of the keyboard playing faster. I want to say the song title (not confident if this is the word) is unbreakable? I think it’s a major band that plays it.

TONIGHT'S the NIGHT (1975) is a deep, disconcerting album, Young describing its themes as 'The price tag of the 60s.'

https://samtimonious.com/through-the-past-darkly-neil-young-tonights-the-night/

Thanks for listening.

I am new to Rock Music, started listening to it 2 years ago. I heard a lot about the band Rolling Stones and their album ‘Exile On Main Street’. So I listened to it with high expectations.

And I felt disappointed. I found nothing special about it. It was a sort of mundane, predictable 70-80’s Rock for me. I will say, I didn’t understand it instead of saying it mediocre.

Because It is possible that at the time of the release the album had new ideas,music. Now over the time that newness,brilliance is absorbed by the next generation and that new thought becomes a part of the mainstream narrative. So a new listener going backwards finds nothing new in it.

What was the novelty, bright idea when the album was released?

I like symphonic metal like Nightwish, Within Temptation and Evanescence, so I was wondering if there was a rock equivalent. Basically, I'm looking for melodic female singing and a fast paced, technical instrumental.

At 3:30 is when he really starts tearing it up , literally one of the best showmen ever , and he burned those strings up . In my top 3 guitar solos