Thom Yorke In the Basement

1. 2020-09-26 at 7:13 AM UTC

   #21
   

   Bugz Space Nigga

   Originally posted by Indiana-Is-Eternal It sounds a lot like The Slip a nd probably inspired the sound of that album

   
   I thought it was Cory Glover, Frontman from the old band Living Colour. afro-punk out of NYC. couldn't think of his name and had to look it up.
   
   i havn't followed music in years and it's wearing off. my memory of studying bands is lost.
   
   Go take music theory, JIE and maybe communications and become a DJ. you seem to have a thing for modern music. maybe you work long enough as a DJ for a radio station you can one day become program director. chose the lineup for other DJs
2. 2020-09-26 at 1:20 PM UTC

   #22
   

   Sudo Black Hole [my hereto riemannian peach]

   Originally posted by aldra I missed the Saul Williams bit, thought it was referring to the Radiohead/NIN albums that were released with a 'pay what you want' digital model. As far as I know they all did fairly well.
   
   I never even listened to that one, never been a huge fan of NIN and thought 'Niggy Tardust' was a joke rather than an actual release at the time.

   
   niggy played the spoons