Musicological banter

[Julian, Bespoke SEXPERT]

I have no way of actually computing this but it’s got to be either a Smashing Pumpkins or Dinosaur Jr song that they play every single show. So maybe Today or Freakscene.

[Cock Van Der Palm]

 Star Spangled  Banner - hundreds and hundreds

Born To Run - 80-something

[Bombay Chutney]

Drums/Space are by far the most frequent - being in the hundreds.  I imagine "Not Fade Away" is possibly at the top of the list of real songs.  That's the song I saw the Dead play the most (26), so add in the bazillion offshoots and cover bands, that's probably up there.

Non-Dead contenders:
Losing My Religion (30+)
When I Go To The Beach (a couple dozen or so times)

[hutch]

Tractor Rape Chain probably

Or

Highway 61 revisited

[sweetcell]

probably "everything in its right place" or some other RH standard

[kosmo vinyl]

without searching what genre is They Are Gutting A Body of Water

[nkotb]

Gotta be post rock or shoegaze or something, right?  Oh, maybe some shitty screamo band?

[kosmo vinyl]

Gotta be post rock or shoegaze or something, right?  Oh, maybe some shitty screamo band?

they are a shoegaze band from Philly definitely on the noisier side of that genre

it was kinda of funny when I looked them up and saw they were a shoegaze band and thought that tracks

[kosmo vinyl]

with doing an askjeeves what genre is FISH56OCTAGON

[nkotb]

No matter the genre, with a name like that, it's going to be bad

with doing an askjeeves what genre is FISH56OCTAGON

[kosmo vinyl]

Ted Leo now handling guitar duties for the final run of Gang of Four shows...  Gail Greenwood (L7 and Belly) had already been announced as being on bass.. Joining of course Jon King and Hugo Burnam

[kosmo vinyl]

Looking a thread of information on New Order's "Blue Monday" and specifical what influenced Hooky's bass which includes "Few Dollars More" theme.  But, also mentioned is a song by Gerry and the Holograms recorded in Manchester in 79, which some say created the blueprint.

Here is that Self Titled song - https://youtu.be/hUzv9XEhNTQ

Haven't gotten through this video but they are pulling together all the influences involved in Blue Monday "This deconstruction reveals all, including drums from Donna Summer, bass from Sylvester, keys from Klein & MBO and voices from Kraftwerk"  The first5 or so minutes they run through the influences and the rest is them building the track up

https://youtu.be/P-FRgsmMtAQ - New Order – Blue Monday Ableton Live Deconstruction