WESLEYS THEORY

1y

We listened to a whole different version of Lodger to make the experience better and it still wasn’t that good

JACKIE ARTIST

1y

It was???????

Nort

1y

i’ll try to convert the wavs to mp3 tonight

Mmm Hmm

1y

Second time is the charm? Maybe

Nort

1y

i’ll try to convert the wavs to mp3 tonight

WESLEYS THEORY

1y

We listened to a whole different version of Lodger to make the experience better and it still wasn’t that good

WESLEYS THEORY

1y

You really wanna hurt Artists feelings when you tell them it wasn’t any better a second time?

e t

1y

Let’s rank old white musicians to make Wesley and Camille feel comfortable

Kdogone

1y

Beck sessions

e t

1y

Let’s rank old white musicians to make Wesley and Camille feel comfortable

Mmm Hmm

1y

Artist will be fine

Purrp

1y

There was another 80’s album that had a remixed/ updated Version and it was actually VERY good lmao

THEREALHNDRXXFREE

1y

They are trying to do Bowie sessions remakes itt

Its truly over

JACKIE ARTIST

1y

I don't think they even listen to Prince that frequently.

Sly Stone, Curtis Mayfield, Frank Zappa, Joy Division, sure.

Purrp

1y

GNX session in two hours

THEREALHNDRXXFREE

1y

They are trying to do Bowie sessions remakes itt

Its truly over

rvi

1y

Frank zappa is literally the goat

WESLEYS THEORY

1y

I bet it was Never Let Me Down

Best one from the 80s by far after Scary Monsters

e t

1y

Let’s rank old white musicians to make Wesley and Camille feel comfortable

THEREALHNDRXXFREE

1y

They are trying to do Bowie sessions remakes itt

Its truly over

THEREALHNDRXXFREE

1y

Why not now

frenchpress

1y

1. Bach - Mathematical precision that stands the test of time
12. Radiohead (Thom Yorke) - Experimental yet accessible
3. Beethoven - Revolutionary in every sense
4. Jack White - Modern traditionalist with authentic edge
5. Stravinsky - Changed music's direction forever
6. David Byrne - Intellectual pop that challenges boundaries
7. Mozart - Technical brilliance with surprising depth
8. Bon Iver (Justin Vernon) - Emotional vulnerability with production innovation
9. Debussy - Impressionism that still feels fresh
10. Björk - Avant-garde with surprising accessibility
11. Tchaikovsky - Emotional resonance that transcends eras
2. Nick Cave - Dark storytelling with literary weight
13. Chopin - Romantic complexity worth revisiting
14. Fiona Apple - Technically brilliant with raw honesty
15. Brian Eno - Ambient pioneer whose influence touches everything

Kdogone

1y

Thread hasn’t listened to Blkswn once and rerun sessions being planned

Mmm Hmm

1y

Instead of hating

Join us this time