That is a classic film btw!
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https://youtu.be/oovwoDIFe9c
Ennio Morricone’s latest release. Obscure cuts selected from the experimental Italian films of the 60’s and 70’s. This is a Hendrix wah-wah inspired track that I like quite a bit after a couple of plays. Thought some of you might be tuned in likewise.
This one is for our Mr Gomez. You just keep doing what you’re doing son.
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I had forgotten just how good this is.
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New AC/DC album…yeah turn it the fuck up and rock on!!
Meat and potatoes non PC no bullshit hard rock, you know what you get…was I really expecting anything different.
Anyway it will do me for an uplift.
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I thought they were never a patch on Joy Division once Ian went; not even close.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3RJ4U-KDC0
One of the best rock/pop piece from my youth years 
Well here’s most definitely one: Vernon Reid’s all-Black hard rock band Living Colour:
Here’s Thunder’s track about hard drugs / child prostitution and related deaths not being a particularly heroic thing:
https://youtu.be/RxLTjFGX7is
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Mint, loved Living Colour, we are the children of concrete and steel…everything is possible but nothing is real
Wished I’d understood that when I was singing it in my 20s… 
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That’s the sign of an impressive repertoire range.
I had those two early 90s Living Colour albums and really got one of them (Time’s Up) and the other ‘Stain’ was way over my head (as a white guy in his mid20s at the time.
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Yeah got those two and the earlier one Vivid, played both Time and that a lot, own Stain and have never finished it. Maybe the postmodernism got to them! Vivid is a great album and it wasnt for years that I realised they had covered Talking Heads on it, but I always thought Desperate People was the showcase track. Vernon still ploughed on but I think he got even more experimental and into bit-crushing effects, which knowing a little about guitar effects, sound shite to me.
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Vernon’s views or more accurately feelings about Jimi grabbed my interest in interviews he did with Charles Shaar Murray for his Hendrix bio. I thought I have to hear this black guy with this supposedly great technique who could be a kind of Hendrix compensation figure. I guess my expectations were too high.
Id discovered Vernon before Jimi 
I thought Vernon excelled on Time’s Up but never really did anything else. He was bigged up no-end within the industry, I saw it billed, on the cover of Q I think ‘the next Jimi Hendrix’ etc, once again. Its the death knell.
Incidentally, no intention to offend, but having (modestly) heard mostly everything you should, I think Frank was the best, way ahead.
Murray is a complete gobshite tho!!!
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But Frank normally only plays strummed acoustic:
https://youtu.be/OcFHOGZ-6aM
So I guess you have Francesco in mind 
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Haha good one!! I do love me some Pixies…but no, you know who I meant!
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No I assumed you meant Italian cellist
Francesco Zappa
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