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It's time for an alteration in my musical universe. I'm rebuilding my car stick this weekend. I want upbeat music - nothing maudlin and nothing with a freakin' broken heart.
I am a fan of classic rock, 80s alternative Britpop, some pop (not too bubblegummy), old timey music from the 40s and 50s, jazz, some classic. I'm not a particular fan of harsh sounding music - harder rock, punk etc. For country, it depends.
I don't keep track of the newest and latest so I really don't know all what is out there. I'd love to get some suggestions. I'll take a listen to everything... even if it's not my normal, I'll at least give it a try.
Help?![]()
Also try 'Still Corners', a UK group that does SynthPop which is somewhere between soft rock and New Age. Easy to listen to as background while doing other things.
I may have to forgive you for being cranky and demanding. At least give you one get out of free jail card. One.
Good find.
Jazz:
Woody Herman's Herds of the first half of the 1960s are excellent examples of a tight jazz band. Caldonia zooms along at the speed limit. After You've Gone, begins and ends with a solo by the keyboard player on a celest, and then zooms through this lovely song. Good luck to you on your search.
I know you'll hate both of these but they are both amazing live.
Snapcase - Typecast Modulator
MASTODON - "Iron Tusk"
ETA: Make it all 3 of them.
WHORES. - MENTAL ILLNESS AS MATING RITUAL (shout-out to an ex)

Matt posted this up the other day... apparently there's now a video to go with it. I've only ever seen it with the album cover before.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xyJvYZQSOXo
There's always 'Earth, Wind and Fire'.
Purely silly song with a funky beat that probably brings back childhood memories for many:
The House - Air Traffic Controller (Indie Group)
Excerpt of lyrics:
"So much to see and everyone knows.
The band's in the basement putting on a show,
the girls in the living room playing nintendo.
(the house x2)
3+4, come knock on my door
never the same kid you saw before
business out front
the party's back there
I'm talking about my house and not my brother's hair.
We had the house where everybody came.
We had the music we played the games.
And nobody's parents worried about mine,
my mother never left one child behind."

Herbie Hancock, 'Give It All Your Heart'. Funky. Jazzy.
portishead - glory box live https://youtu.be/MnMTK8EdsOc
Tedeschi Trucks Band (blues and blues-inspired rock)