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The Daily Doug Live - 12/18/21 (Patreon)

Published:
2021-12-21 19:50:56
Edited:
2021-12-21 21:00:06
Imported:
2021-12

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Hello all,

This is the archive of our live hangout on December 18. All tiers were invited, and we ended up hanging out together for about 2.5 hours. We're so thankful for all your support. Thanks for spending some of your time with us!

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Comments

Zsuzsanna Vázsonyi

Ummm... Is it just me? I can't open the video 🙄

doughelvering

Many apologies, friends. Thank you for letting us know. Working to fix it now.

doughelvering

Thanks! It looks to be working properly now! Enjoy.

BRIAN MILLER

As a followup to my comment about King Crimson and Talking Heads, check out King Crimson: "Thela Hun Ginjeet" (Discipline, 1981) and Talking Heads: "I Zimbra" (Fear of Music, 1979). Robert Fripp played guitar on both tracks. Not exactly the same, but gives you a rough idea of what I was thinking. Also, Adrian Belew had been a member of Talking Heads before he joined King Crimson.

David Marshall

Hi Dr. D. - having enjoyed the hangout, I now feel emboldened to suggest that the channel could use a bit more feminine energy in terms of the featured artists. One such that I really admire, and who is finally getting the attention she deserves (cf. https://www.theguardian.com/music/2021/feb/10/the-weather-station-tamara-lindeman-climate-grief) is Tamara Lindeman, the songwriter/singer of The Weather Station. Her/their most recent album is "Ignorance". She usually writes in direct narrative, rather than a verse-chorus structure with repeated lines, and her poetry is superb (sample: "I feel like a tree in a city park, standing as a symbol for all that we have blown apart"). Best of all, her music is what I would call progressive - complex, multi-genre, and multi-rhythmic, but never in a way that detracts from the central purpose of the song. If (like me) you revere Joni Mitchell, I think you would like her a lot. My wife and I caught on to her early in her career, and are blown away by her growth as a musician and songwriter.

David Marshall

Sorry for the misquote - correction: "I'll feel as useless as a tree in a city park, standing as a symbol of all that we have blown apart."

BRIAN MILLER

When are you going to post the poll for us to vote on King Crimson vs. Led Zeppelin ?

Vei Hei

Gosh haha this was fun.. i was totally drunk. sorry for the interruptions :D

Garance A Drosehn (edited)

Comment edits

2021-12-25 23:47:01 Looks like Toyah and Robert have changed the name of their "advice" videos from "Agony Aunts" to "Toyah & Robert's Burning Questions".
2021-12-25 19:28:40 Looks like Toyah and Robert have changed the name of their "advice" videos from "Agony Aunts" to "Toyah & Robert's Burning Questions".

Looks like Toyah and Robert have changed the name of their "advice" videos from "Agony Aunts" to "Toyah & Robert's Burning Questions".

BRIAN MILLER

Here are some highlights from the Robert Fripp and Toyah "Sunday Lunch" video series where they perform one song each week. Highlights from some of their most watched videos in that series: https://youtu.be/WepYsv-0z1g