Wasn’t that Ted Theodore Logan who said that?

He's a bad seed

It's why I listen to talk radio more. I'm 57 so I get it

just turned 50. Started listening to Birthday Party and Crime and the City Solution

Well, let's just say I've been listening since his Birthday Party records were new releases lol. Coincidentally, I scored great tickets yesterday for his upcoming US tour - September can't get here fast enough!

No Quarter is the most liquid, smooth song ever written

54 from Florida, former newspaper reporter and editor now a woodturner/carver. Music taste is wide but mostly alternative/indie/weird.

Hash up.

Agreed. But got all innocent into financial turmoil.

Good call on Lizzy. Phil does not get enough recognition

Let us read it and follow , involve multiple high profile fig.

40s. Ship song is my fave. Skeleton Treeeee... nothing is for free.

Wouldn't say lifelong fan. But I'm a fan of music, and you'd certainly discover him along the way.

He served the Chinese Communist Party and was not registered as a foreign agent, so he was charged, is that so?

God is in the house.

make sure you check out Grinderman

56, New England, Illustrator, big fan since the 90's.

Have a bunch of his stuff on vinyl.

It's just the right mix of sad, weird, and intellectual.

I second this. My Sony's have so much bass i have to attenuate

It’s amazing how timeless the production on Zeppelin records sounds. Rock is kind of gone as a genre from mainstream radio now but you could have released these albums 20 or even 40 years later and they’d still totally fresh and contemporary, not dated in the least.

Music tastes all over the place.

Nick Cave is amazing, but you got to be careful with some albums you don't go into a dark depressed place if you listen to them too much.

Beautiful music and lyrics, but sometimes they get dark.

Skelton Tree / Ghosteen are gorgeous, but given the place Cave was in when writing/ recording it, you can understand why it's filled with grief. I generally need something lighter after a listening session on those.

31 year old construction knuckle dragger from Canada, big fan.

Listen to everything from death metal to disco, but mostly metal and bluegrass.

Why'd You Do What You Did - Marian Faithful, she is pissed!

I see

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37yo from Sydney. Mostly into metal, hard rock and alternative

I listened to The Birthday Party in Junior and high school and then he came out with The Mercy Seat with the Bad Seeds and I was hooked. I have a ton of his stuff but not even close to acquiring everything of his catalog. I’ve turned a lot of people that didn’t know of him into fans as well. The guy is amazing and he collaborates with other really great artists all the time as well. The guy was just made to be an artist.