ive always been super fond of pharoah sanders kazuko in an abandoned tunnel - https://youtu.be/Y7EGQzn8e1k
tenniscoats did a similar thing as well, which im quite fond of. not sure if its a tribute to the above or not but they're similarly mapped in my head: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MwdLCVB9xk
what's yours?
https://youtu.be/nb_qNg-1XiM?is=TdmJq8OM2DqLyUhu tricot manila random one that come to mind
nirvana live at the Paramount obviously
https://youtu.be/n2OjMfTi8ak most important piece of music of all time
jeromes dream at munoz gym https://youtu.be/mbonW6edqxI
And One Panzermensch for sure, the live is so much better than studio. i reckon its the additional singer
https://youtu.be/XTT5hHVaUTg
"performance" might be stretching it but it has the most beautiful sound ever made https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJHsT8kEyzs
ok yes here is a performance https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSG3m5ujegA
When I was like, sixteen or so, I fell deeply in love with Kid Koala. I still like Kid Koala, but back then I had T-Shirts and stuff.
When I saw him perform "Drunk Trumpet" (which is just him sawing on some Louis Armstrong vinyls) I thought it was the fucking coolest thing I've ever seen, and I still kind of think it is. He's also just a really charming showman.
You can peep it here:
https://youtu.be/Ia5oK4PCCoM
I did not expect the very cool segment where it kind of sounds like you're a touch drunk in a cartoon at the four minute mark.
The whole thing is very cool and tonally pleasant.
>>3mu7w54yoes2f
The really build into such a storm, holy shit.
I love the part where they just stop performing for a moment and let the audience take it, too.
https://tenniscoats.bandcamp.com/album/tasmania-bootleg
> This recording was made in the audience by a friendly local and is an entirely faithful capture of the atmosphere that surrounded Tenniscoats during this time. You can literally hear the audience becoming completely entranced by Saya and Ueno’s performance. I was honoured to play alongside them for this show. It’s not something I talk about much, but my first life in music was as a drummer and a flicker of that life is captured here
"heathen earth" is my favorite throbbing gristle release, not quite as gritty and nightmarish as second annual, and not quite as austere and quirky as jazz-funk, it manages this middle ground that truly feels oneiric and surreal, no other gristle album feels to me as specific to the internet age's twilight than this one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgeHzn_PJGE [video]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmkZPCB5PsI [high quality rip]
>>3muqjfadfg226
this is wonderful, thank you.
Favorites in descending order. Because of how frequently I've migrated to fresh accounts, over the course of six years, I have lost and subsequently found the DnB set, which I linked below, a total of four times. I decided to wisen up today and rip it to my phone so that I won't lose it again (~_~;)
https://youtu.be/qqgmrDE4p40 [17:02, Fusion Jazz]
https://youtu.be/LqneyjLXSBM [31:36, DnB]
https://youtu.be/3eVt3NvhiZ8 [2:00:12, Footwork]
https://youtu.be/S2rOh6dCwao [4:11, Pop-Rock]
https://youtu.be/TMXg9ZBUoGQ [52:55, Indie Rock]
>>3mwrao6tkr224
Luv Exposure's きららCarat✖︎ performance would eclipse with my list, but I don't think anything besides a small snippet was ever posted online (https://x.com/cocoameltglt/status/1899443914769363234)
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