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Rilo Kiley - The New Fleetwood Mac?
They're on the cover of the new SPIN - ^^ that's the headline with an asterisk, then the cover folds out and it says:
*All they need is some righteous facial hair, witches' frocks, and a marching band. Haven't read the article yet, it was in my mailbox when I went home for lunch. But I flipped through, and there's a pic of the BN cover with a caption that says something like, "Stevie and Lindsey in happier, nakeder times." |
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I guess the real Fleetwood Mac has given rise to many many other Fleetwood Macs, some of them staring back at us from the magazine page & others dancing across the stages of the world at places like IHOP. I thought this was sort of interesting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXgBR...elated&search= And yet sort of odd & even somewhat frightening, too. In fact, I'm a great big bundle of emotions when I watch it. |
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from merf...cause she's awesome...
i'm surprised no one else has chimed in yet -- carrie? greg?
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figures, i'm actually sitting here listening to the album for about the 4th time today ...
i think there are obvious similarities ... but there doesn't seem to be the same kind of overt antagonism between blake & jenny that has been palpable between SN&LB for the last, oh ... 150 years or so. and that's what keeps RK a vital artistic force rather than merely a moneymaker (o hay puns are fun) like FM. and thanks to merf for the scan. i'd go broke if i tried to buy every magazine that had a spread on my favorite bands/people. |
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apart from the obvious similarities (i.e. relationship), dreamworld specifically seems like blake channeled lindsey buckingham circa 1987 tango in the night -- the guitar work bares an uncanny resemblance to the whole vibe of that era as does the faded echo technique he has going on during the chorus. it's craziness. sometimes when i listen to the song, i can kind of imagine what buckingham and nicks would sound like on the track. buckingham and blake are both visionaries for sure. i'd be into them both collaborating on something together.
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seriously. having it on repeat isn't even a voluntary thing, it's just ... i can't help it. although at the moment i'm a liar because right now i'm listening to more adventurous.
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at the moment my favorite tracks are under the blacklight and close call. i love the crazy open harmonies on UTB and close call harkens back to early RK way more successfully than smoke detector does. Quote:
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I'm kinda new to RK (where have I been, I know.), but I can't stop listening to this album. it's such lushy goodness.
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DreamWorld is the best track on the album! Reminds me of Fleetwood Mac, in a way. What a great song. Very catchy.
I do like Moneymaker, Silver Lining and Close Call. Great album all around.
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well, i didn't know them, only their name from here. So I tried the new album today. Didn't impress me much, although she has a pretty voice, it seems that she's not very diverse in tone throughout the album. that gets on my nerves a little. For me the song 15 stands out. not lyricly, but musically. and there are some really funky/freaky production-gags in some songs. AND: I want more harmonizing! everytime THAT happens they get something extra. And at those moments I hear The Connection.
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Well I just ordered on Amazon. I'm intrigued, but I'm going to try to keep all Mac comparisons outta my head when i listen...
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I like the new album, but I'd say it's easily their worst effort, and one where they are clearly going for crossover appeal (two videos already?) the exception being the sublime Dreamworld, which is one of my very favourite things they've done.
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Hmm. Kinda like Stevie on SYW.
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For those that download off of dimeadozen...newly added
http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-d....php?id=159703 Rilo Kiley Islington Academy, London 2007-08-20 ==== Source: Audience Lineage: Sony MZ-NH600 w/Sony ECM - 719 (Mic) > SonicStage 4.3 > WAV > Audacity 1.2.6 > WAV > FLAC Link: http://www.rilokiley.net/viewtopic.php?t=12185 Setlist: 01 It's A Hit 02 Close Call 03 Portions For Foxes 04 Paint's Peeling 05 Breakin' Up 06 Dreamworld 07 Moneymaker 08 Wires and Waves 09 Ripchord 10 Under The Blacklight 11 Silver Lining 12 Smoke Detector 13 Dejalo 14 15 15 Rise Up With Fists (Cover) 16 Spectacular Views 17 Encore Break 18 Give a Little Love 19 Does He Love You? Recording, Editing and Artwork by Ben Grubb Photography by Lorne Thomson and Ben Grubb Artwork is included in the torrent. |
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Yeah Dreamworld reminds me of Nightbird...the drum intro. Then a splash of Dreams offa Rumours.
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