Delays — Wanderlust
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Can you hear that knocking in your soul
No, no, you don't listen
Can you hear that knocking overload
No, no, you don't listen
Never see the high beyond the low
No wonder, you lay twitching
Do you share the rush to be alone
Come over, we'll go missing
We'll go where there's no snow
We'll go and they won't know
But just please don't give me your word
Do do do
Can you hear that knocking in your soul
No wonder, you don't listen
We'll go where there's no snow
Just please don't give me your word
Do do do...
Just please don't give me your word
All that matters is the music tonight
Just please don't give me your word
All that matters is the music tonight
But you don't listen
But you don't listen
Ah you don't listen
So, we'll go running, running til we start again
Yeah we'll run, we'll run away
Yeah, we'll go running, running til we start again
Yeah we'll run, we'll run away
Yeah, we'll go running, running til we start again
And we'll run, we'll run away
No, no, you don't listen
Can you hear that knocking overload
No, no, you don't listen
Never see the high beyond the low
No wonder, you lay twitching
Do you share the rush to be alone
Come over, we'll go missing
We'll go where there's no snow
We'll go and they won't know
But just please don't give me your word
Do do do
Can you hear that knocking in your soul
No wonder, you don't listen
We'll go where there's no snow
Just please don't give me your word
Do do do...
Just please don't give me your word
All that matters is the music tonight
Just please don't give me your word
All that matters is the music tonight
But you don't listen
But you don't listen
Ah you don't listen
So, we'll go running, running til we start again
Yeah we'll run, we'll run away
Yeah, we'll go running, running til we start again
Yeah we'll run, we'll run away
Yeah, we'll go running, running til we start again
And we'll run, we'll run away
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The guy had one hell of a natural falsetto, didn't he?
How have I never rated this delightful song? It grabs me every time it comes around. 7-->8
A Cocteau Twins clone.
Aud wrote:
Reminds me of the Cocteau Twins
A lot. Cheers to that Cocteau Twins - Carolyn's Fingers (Official Video)
Reminds me of the Cocteau Twins
A lot. Cheers to that Cocteau Twins - Carolyn's Fingers (Official Video)
RodneyAjax wrote:
Love the Twins
Same. But I was convinced this was a Sundays song I never heard.
Love the Twins
Same. But I was convinced this was a Sundays song I never heard.
Anyone who sounds like the Twins is alright in my book. 
Timbo080 wrote:
Love the Twins
Cocteau Twins anyone?
Love the Twins
Cocteau Twins anyone?
As others have noted the falsetto on this song is impressively done. It makes one do a double take upon initial listening. Sets me in mind of the same neck-wrenching twisty twist when first hearing LP. And all in a good way, of course.
Excellent song - new to me so thanks again RP.
Super song. Many thanks RP.
darcyc wrote:
I actually like this song more after finding out that its a guy singing falsetto.
yes, it's a guy singing - yes, he has a high voice.....why does that make so many of you think less of the song ? sheesh
I actually like this song more after finding out that its a guy singing falsetto.
Pretty impressive countertenor. Great range.
It's kind of amazing what they were able to pull all this off with a 10-note riff. I guess that goes to show what musical craftsmanship is capable of.
I always think this is Aimee Mann from her 'Til Tuesday days.
Not a bad thing.
c.
Not a bad thing.
c.
Beautiful song.
nagsheadlocal wrote:
Nope. I work at a Tier-1 academic referral hospital (150 beds, 155 physicians in 12 specialties) and we treat everyone who walks in the door, regardless of ability to pay. This includes things like CRISPR and oncology immunotherapy. We have patients whose outstanding bills are in the millions of dollars - I doubt we ever see a penny of that, but it's not an issue for our faculty or physicians.
We also run a regional pediatric 24/7 ER that maintains a pretty hefty deficit. No one's talking about shutting it down for lack of funds; in fact the plan is to expand it.
The tiresome health care debate in the US boils down to who's going to pay - not who's going to be treated.
Oh if only this was typical. Healthcare delivery in America suffers from being captive of the insurance industry. This promoted distortions in the market, encouraging healthcare providers to raise their fees dramatically at the same time negotiating discounts with insurance companies for health services from providers, sometimes as much as 90%.
This created incentives for carrying insurance since the threat of illness now was accompanied by the likelihood of insolvency or bankruptcy. Today, 50% of bankruptcies filed in America are to discharge medical expenses.
It may present in theory that everyone can be treated but that's only true if you have access. Having insurance does not guarantee treatment. I watched my late friend turned away from a radiologist because his Medicare plan didn't compensate as well as other coverages. On an referral marked "stat" they offered him an appointment three months out. Let's hear again how America's fee for service system will get you treatment at any facility(in network), without regard to state of the art technology.
NHS has its problems, most of which stem from insufficient funding. But in America, we decided a child's leukemia was a profit point. I want to know what OP thinks goes on outside his facility but this comment indicates a certain detachment from reality.
Nope. I work at a Tier-1 academic referral hospital (150 beds, 155 physicians in 12 specialties) and we treat everyone who walks in the door, regardless of ability to pay. This includes things like CRISPR and oncology immunotherapy. We have patients whose outstanding bills are in the millions of dollars - I doubt we ever see a penny of that, but it's not an issue for our faculty or physicians.
We also run a regional pediatric 24/7 ER that maintains a pretty hefty deficit. No one's talking about shutting it down for lack of funds; in fact the plan is to expand it.
The tiresome health care debate in the US boils down to who's going to pay - not who's going to be treated.
Oh if only this was typical. Healthcare delivery in America suffers from being captive of the insurance industry. This promoted distortions in the market, encouraging healthcare providers to raise their fees dramatically at the same time negotiating discounts with insurance companies for health services from providers, sometimes as much as 90%.
This created incentives for carrying insurance since the threat of illness now was accompanied by the likelihood of insolvency or bankruptcy. Today, 50% of bankruptcies filed in America are to discharge medical expenses.
It may present in theory that everyone can be treated but that's only true if you have access. Having insurance does not guarantee treatment. I watched my late friend turned away from a radiologist because his Medicare plan didn't compensate as well as other coverages. On an referral marked "stat" they offered him an appointment three months out. Let's hear again how America's fee for service system will get you treatment at any facility(in network), without regard to state of the art technology.
NHS has its problems, most of which stem from insufficient funding. But in America, we decided a child's leukemia was a profit point. I want to know what OP thinks goes on outside his facility but this comment indicates a certain detachment from reality.
When I discovered RP in 2004 this was one of the first tracks I was introduced to. A lovely ear awakening sound. Mr Gilbert will be miss. RIP.
RIP Greg Gilbert❤️
Is someone's phone ringing throughout?
justin4kick wrote:
Tell that to Frankie Valli. I dare you.
The singer must be very low on testosterone.
Tell that to Frankie Valli. I dare you.
And today we are proud to introduce Aimee Mann from Til Tuesday as our guest vocal for the Cocteau Twins!
Reminds me of a band called Puressence - they had a decent song called This Feeling
Good Tune! I never heard of them before. Thanx RP!
I'm just learning today (22 Nov 21) that Greg Gilbert passed away in September of cancer. It makes me doubly sad as this song was a favorite of my close friend Byrd, who died of breast cancer two years ago. In fact I had the lyric "We'll go where there's no snow" inscribed on her memorial stone. Rest in peace you two, you both brought a lot of beauty into my life.
A really underrated band, great live and very sad to hear that the lead singer Greg Gilbert died this year who was an incredible vocalist.
nagsheadlocal wrote:
Nope. I work at a Tier-1 academic referral hospital (150 beds, 155 physicians in 12 specialties) and we treat everyone who walks in the door, regardless of ability to pay. This includes things like CRISPR and oncology immunotherapy. We have patients whose outstanding bills are in the millions of dollars - I doubt we ever see a penny of that, but it's not an issue for our faculty or physicians.
We also run a regional pediatric 24/7 ER that maintains a pretty hefty deficit. No one's talking about shutting it down for lack of funds; in fact the plan is to expand it.
The tiresome health care debate in the US boils down to who's going to pay - not who's going to be treated.
Thanks for that good explanation.
Nope. I work at a Tier-1 academic referral hospital (150 beds, 155 physicians in 12 specialties) and we treat everyone who walks in the door, regardless of ability to pay. This includes things like CRISPR and oncology immunotherapy. We have patients whose outstanding bills are in the millions of dollars - I doubt we ever see a penny of that, but it's not an issue for our faculty or physicians.
We also run a regional pediatric 24/7 ER that maintains a pretty hefty deficit. No one's talking about shutting it down for lack of funds; in fact the plan is to expand it.
The tiresome health care debate in the US boils down to who's going to pay - not who's going to be treated.
Thanks for that good explanation.
nagsheadlocal wrote:
Nope. I work at a Tier-1 academic referral hospital (150 beds, 155 physicians in 12 specialties) and we treat everyone who walks in the door, regardless of ability to pay. This includes things like CRISPR and oncology immunotherapy. We have patients whose outstanding bills are in the millions of dollars - I doubt we ever see a penny of that, but it's not an issue for our faculty or physicians.
We also run a regional pediatric 24/7 ER that maintains a pretty hefty deficit. No one's talking about shutting it down for lack of funds; in fact the plan is to expand it.
The tiresome health care debate in the US boils down to who's going to pay - not who's going to be treated.
"Academic Referral hospital". Meaning you need a referral to the facility to get ANY treatment. Can't just "walk in the door". That would seem to be boiling down to "who's going to be treated". "Ability to pay", may have something to do with who gets the referral?
Nope. I work at a Tier-1 academic referral hospital (150 beds, 155 physicians in 12 specialties) and we treat everyone who walks in the door, regardless of ability to pay. This includes things like CRISPR and oncology immunotherapy. We have patients whose outstanding bills are in the millions of dollars - I doubt we ever see a penny of that, but it's not an issue for our faculty or physicians.
We also run a regional pediatric 24/7 ER that maintains a pretty hefty deficit. No one's talking about shutting it down for lack of funds; in fact the plan is to expand it.
The tiresome health care debate in the US boils down to who's going to pay - not who's going to be treated.
"Academic Referral hospital". Meaning you need a referral to the facility to get ANY treatment. Can't just "walk in the door". That would seem to be boiling down to "who's going to be treated". "Ability to pay", may have something to do with who gets the referral?
RIP Greg Gilbert
Gone way too soon
Gone way too soon
damn, the lead singer just passed away a few weeks ago from cancer.
great tune
great tune
klaasstap wrote:
I'm sorry but this is just a copy of Cocteau Twins.
first thing I heard sounded CT - then I read and saw "falsetto" - good Lord I wish my voice was that pretty!!Wonderful, every time! The steel drums, the fantastic singing, the crystal-clear production and arrangement -- sends my heart soaring!
I love this song… great voice and cool harmonies, falsetto. Brilliant
Jakethemuss wrote:
Great voice regardless of anatomical part types.
Didn't say it wasn't great. I'd rated it an 8.
Great voice regardless of anatomical part types.
Didn't say it wasn't great. I'd rated it an 8.
darcyc wrote:
Yes, to me and probably many others it's quite a surprise that the lead singer is a man. But where did you get the impression that many of us think less of the song because of it? I don't think this narrow mindedness is a common thing among RP-listeners and I don't read it in the comments.
yes, it's a guy singing - yes, he has a high voice.....why does that make so many of you think less of the song ? sheesh
Yes, to me and probably many others it's quite a surprise that the lead singer is a man. But where did you get the impression that many of us think less of the song because of it? I don't think this narrow mindedness is a common thing among RP-listeners and I don't read it in the comments.
Great stuff 😊
Very cool distinctive voice of the lead singer. Nice. 8+
Jelani wrote:
Great voice regardless of anatomical part types.
Really find it hard to believe that this is a guy singing.
Great voice regardless of anatomical part types.
klaasstap wrote:
A very good copy though.
I'm sorry but this is just a copy of Cocteau Twins.
A very good copy though.
justin4kick wrote:
I kid myself I can sing this good/this well. Fantastic voice from a man or a woman. Great song!
The singer must be very low on testosterone.
I kid myself I can sing this good/this well. Fantastic voice from a man or a woman. Great song!
darcyc wrote:
yes, it's a guy singing - yes, he has a high voice.....why does that make so many of you think less of the song ojobojhhb0j877yyyt6tu yy_yhuy yy_yhuyh b guiltyjughuh gift hugging highlightingh b b; hghui y ggggnjjjn b bhhbhhhhigvbggb;bbhb b n bvbgg
? sheesh
? sheesh
I'm sorry but this is just a copy of Cocteau Twins.
sieversfam wrote:
I was sure it was Aimee Mann too. Funny. Nothing wrong with that, I like 'em both.
c.
I love Aimee Mann!
I was sure it was Aimee Mann too. Funny. Nothing wrong with that, I like 'em both.
c.
I love Aimee Mann!
Perfect summer song!!!!
Jan '19 news about Greg Gilbert, for those who don't know about his cancer:
https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2019/jan/30/greg-gilbert-cancer-delays-paintings-peppermints-da-vinci
https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2019/jan/30/greg-gilbert-cancer-delays-paintings-peppermints-da-vinci
aaronm wrote:
That's a keyboard not actual steel drums but I don't know if that improves it for you.
Is it possible that they have a clinical addiction to the steel drums? (It's a bit much, is what I'm saying.)
That's a keyboard not actual steel drums but I don't know if that improves it for you.
Really find it hard to believe that this is a guy singing.
kingart wrote:
From the Wikipedia column to the immediate right: " ... The band's sound combines guitar and synths and features Greg Gilbert's distinctive falsetto lead vocals. ..."
What? The lead singer is a man?
From the Wikipedia column to the immediate right: " ... The band's sound combines guitar and synths and features Greg Gilbert's distinctive falsetto lead vocals. ..."
Tim_in_N_FL wrote:
What? The lead singer is a man? I love that Cocteau Twins kinda sound, but the guy-that-sounds-like-a-girl is...unusual. Silversun Pickups moves my needle in the same direction. I'll subject myself to couch analysis on that matter.
No women on the personnel roster for The Delays:
* Greg Gilbert: lead vocals, guitar
* Aaron Gilbert: keyboards, vocals
* Colin Fox: bass guitar, vocals
* Rowly: drums and percussion
Nice sounding band but it would be easier for me to digest if it was a female lead vocalist...not a big fan of castratos in my alt / indie rock
* Greg Gilbert: lead vocals, guitar
* Aaron Gilbert: keyboards, vocals
* Colin Fox: bass guitar, vocals
* Rowly: drums and percussion
Nice sounding band but it would be easier for me to digest if it was a female lead vocalist...not a big fan of castratos in my alt / indie rock
What? The lead singer is a man? I love that Cocteau Twins kinda sound, but the guy-that-sounds-like-a-girl is...unusual. Silversun Pickups moves my needle in the same direction. I'll subject myself to couch analysis on that matter.
Kate Bush dude
AbileneTexas wrote:
Brilliant segue for sure! I'm even going 7 to 8 on this one on the strength of the segue. Long Live RP!!
Good song and nice segue from Joni Mitchell!
Brilliant segue for sure! I'm even going 7 to 8 on this one on the strength of the segue. Long Live RP!!
VV wrote:
Reminds me of the Cocteau Twins
Haven't heard this one in a while.
A gem if ever there was one. A little bit like Stereophonics except in a higher register.
A gem if ever there was one. A little bit like Stereophonics except in a higher register.
Reminds me of the Cocteau Twins
Now I want to listen to this album...nice fall day, windows open...
The whole album is great.
Good song and nice segue from Joni Mitchell!
Haven't heard this one in a while.
A gem if ever there was one. A little bit like Stereophonics except in a higher register.
A gem if ever there was one. A little bit like Stereophonics except in a higher register.
love
love
love
it
carlos65 wrote:
Nope. I work at a Tier-1 academic referral hospital (150 beds, 155 physicians in 12 specialties) and we treat everyone who walks in the door, regardless of ability to pay. This includes things like CRISPR and oncology immunotherapy. We have patients whose outstanding bills are in the millions of dollars - I doubt we ever see a penny of that, but it's not an issue for our faculty or physicians.
We also run a regional pediatric 24/7 ER that maintains a pretty hefty deficit. No one's talking about shutting it down for lack of funds; in fact the plan is to expand it.
The tiresome health care debate in the US boils down to who's going to pay - not who's going to be treated.
Ahh, if he was in the States he would only be getting treated at state of the art facilities if he was suitably insured. (as relatively unknown musician he probably couldn't afford insurance) whereas NHS care isn't strictly rationed at all. Under-funded and overwhelmed certainly, but never rationed. It is still a free-to-all service.
thewiseking wrote:
Talented artist. Let's hope he is ok. If you read along the GoFundMe it points to major deficiencies in the NHS system, where care is strictly rationed. Here in the States he would be receiving state of the art immunotherapy at a top academic center
thewiseking wrote:
Talented artist. Let's hope he is ok. If you read along the GoFundMe it points to major deficiencies in the NHS system, where care is strictly rationed. Here in the States he would be receiving state of the art immunotherapy at a top academic center
Nope. I work at a Tier-1 academic referral hospital (150 beds, 155 physicians in 12 specialties) and we treat everyone who walks in the door, regardless of ability to pay. This includes things like CRISPR and oncology immunotherapy. We have patients whose outstanding bills are in the millions of dollars - I doubt we ever see a penny of that, but it's not an issue for our faculty or physicians.
We also run a regional pediatric 24/7 ER that maintains a pretty hefty deficit. No one's talking about shutting it down for lack of funds; in fact the plan is to expand it.
The tiresome health care debate in the US boils down to who's going to pay - not who's going to be treated.
Go Everton.
carlos65 wrote:
carlos65 wrote:
Ahh, if he was in the States he would only be getting treated at state of the art facilities if he was suitably insured. (as relatively unknown musician he probably couldn't afford insurance) whereas NHS care isn't strictly rationed at all. Under-funded and overwhelmed certainly, but never rationed. It is still a free-to-all service.
thewiseking wrote:
Talented artist. Let's hope he is ok. If you read along the GoFundMe it points to major deficiencies in the NHS system, where care is strictly rationed. Here in the States he would be receiving state of the art immunotherapy at a top academic center
thewiseking wrote:
Talented artist. Let's hope he is ok. If you read along the GoFundMe it points to major deficiencies in the NHS system, where care is strictly rationed. Here in the States he would be receiving state of the art immunotherapy at a top academic center
Ahh, if he was in the States he would only be getting treated at state of the art facilities if he was suitably insured. (as relatively unknown musician he probably couldn't afford insurance) whereas NHS care isn't strictly rationed at all. Under-funded and overwhelmed certainly, but never rationed. It is still a free-to-all service.
thewiseking wrote:
Talented artist. Let's hope he is ok. If you read along the GoFundMe it points to major deficiencies in the NHS system, where care is strictly rationed. Here in the States he would be receiving state of the art immunotherapy at a top academic center
thewiseking wrote:
Talented artist. Let's hope he is ok. If you read along the GoFundMe it points to major deficiencies in the NHS system, where care is strictly rationed. Here in the States he would be receiving state of the art immunotherapy at a top academic center
CoYoT51 wrote:
First time i do this kind of thing but...
Greg, the singer of this beautiful song, is very sick and desperately needs help. Please help if you can! https://www.gofundme.com/give4greg
Greg, the singer of this beautiful song, is very sick and desperately needs help. Please help if you can! https://www.gofundme.com/give4greg
thewiseking wrote:
Talented artist. Let's hope he is ok. If you read along the GoFundMe it points to major deficiencies in the NHS system, where care is strictly rationed. Here in the States he would be receiving state of the art immunotherapy at a top academic center
Here is an article with the latest news (from Greg Gilbert twitter account) - Greg Gilbert cancer battle latest - Delays frontman talks candidly about living with cancer (Source - Southern Daily Echo)
(...)
"Greg is currently enjoying a three month break from treatment, following a far more successful response to chemotherapy than anyone had hoped for.
He is not cancer free; no tumours were visible in his last scan but he has been told that there is a 99 per cent chance that they will grow back.
But today, as we chat in a Southampton cafe, the sun in shining, Greg feels well, and they are making the most of life."
Wish him the best recovery surrounded by his family, friends and band members
CoYoT51 wrote:
Talented artist. Let's hope he is ok. If you read along the GoFundMe it points to major deficiencies in the NHS system, where care is strictly rationed. Here in the States he would be receiving state of the art immunotherapy at a top academic center
First time i do this kind of thing but...
Greg, the singer of this beautiful song, is very sick and desperately needs help. Please help if you can! https://www.gofundme.com/give4greg
Greg, the singer of this beautiful song, is very sick and desperately needs help. Please help if you can! https://www.gofundme.com/give4greg
Talented artist. Let's hope he is ok. If you read along the GoFundMe it points to major deficiencies in the NHS system, where care is strictly rationed. Here in the States he would be receiving state of the art immunotherapy at a top academic center
First time i do this kind of thing but...
Greg, the singer of this beautiful song, is very sick and desperately needs help. Please help if you can! https://www.gofundme.com/give4greg
Greg, the singer of this beautiful song, is very sick and desperately needs help. Please help if you can! https://www.gofundme.com/give4greg
Haven't heard this in a while... very unique and pleasing!!!!
Amazingly rich, lush soundscape here — addicting! I got turned onto this by an Ozzie mate named Greg who taught with me at the big uni near Fuji-san and used to throw unforgettable roof-top parties in ShimoKitaZawa and SanGenJaya... Then RP began playing it, and it always seemed to be on my iPod just in time for the train ride back up the Odakyu to Setagaya-ku; this forever takes me back there.
beautiful
The lyrics have always been secondary to the melody and vocals. Now reading them, I see they are resonant.
Sasha2001 wrote:
...And the Cocteau Twins.
+1
Very like later Cocteau Twins (which is no bad thing)
...And the Cocteau Twins.
+1
Very like later Cocteau Twins (which is no bad thing)
odopop wrote:
...And the Cocteau Twins.
Just thought: that sounds like the sundays.... and then next song: Sundays
...And the Cocteau Twins.
justin4kick wrote:
First reaction was to think you were being facetious. I do like the song.
The singer must be very low on testosterone.
First reaction was to think you were being facetious. I do like the song.
The singer must be very low on testosterone.
Just thought: that sounds like the sundays.... and then next song: Sundays
Hmmm, No
Don't know this band. Guess I missed 'em in 2004. Good stuff though. Thanks Bill!
so good to hear on the very rough morning at work.
A Summer song if there ever was one... smack dab in the middle of Winter! Damn you Punxsutawney Phil!
CaptTofu wrote:
Shades of Cocteau Twins and Til Tuesday
Yes, I thought this might be an old Aimee Mann tune. That's some falsetto the singer has. Not bad though.Like this - makes me want to head to a tropical beach and, well, be tropical!
Is it possible that they have a clinical addiction to the steel drums? (It's a bit much, is what I'm saying.)
Hi.... It is Delays - "Wandarlust"
mostling wrote:
wait......"GUYS"?
been a delay since I heard these guys. The Delays get the sweetness just right.
wait......"GUYS"?
8 
9
9been a delay since I heard these guys. The Delays get the sweetness just right.
Still love this song.
Proclivities wrote:
Not sure why Magnetic Fields tunes are not played - there's one (as-of-yet-unplayed) tune on the playlist. Maybe no one has attempted more uploads. This is a pretty cool tune - interesting mix of sounds.
Does this answer your question?
In Library: Magnetic Fields - Papa was a Rodeo
Rejected: Magnetic Fields - All My Little Words
Rejected: Magnetic Fields - Candy
Rejected: Magnetic Fields - You Must Be Out Of Your Mind
Rejected: the Magnetic Fields - Busby Berkeley Dreams
Rejected: The Magnetic Fields - I Don't Really Love You Anymore
Rejected: The Magnetic Fields - I Don't Want to Get Over You
Rejected: The Magnetic Fields - Meaningless
Rejected: The Magnetic Fields - Swinging London
Rejected: The Magnetic Fields - The Night You Can't Remember
Rejected: The Magnetic Fields - Underwear
A couple of those are mine.
Not sure why Magnetic Fields tunes are not played - there's one (as-of-yet-unplayed) tune on the playlist. Maybe no one has attempted more uploads. This is a pretty cool tune - interesting mix of sounds.
In Library: Magnetic Fields - Papa was a Rodeo
Rejected: Magnetic Fields - All My Little Words
Rejected: Magnetic Fields - Candy
Rejected: Magnetic Fields - You Must Be Out Of Your Mind
Rejected: the Magnetic Fields - Busby Berkeley Dreams
Rejected: The Magnetic Fields - I Don't Really Love You Anymore
Rejected: The Magnetic Fields - I Don't Want to Get Over You
Rejected: The Magnetic Fields - Meaningless
Rejected: The Magnetic Fields - Swinging London
Rejected: The Magnetic Fields - The Night You Can't Remember
Rejected: The Magnetic Fields - Underwear
A couple of those are mine.
Everything I love in a song - beautiful music and clear vocal - going to search out more by this group. Nice!
Don't let Greg Gilbert's beautiful falsetto keep you from noticing Colin Fox's wonderfully understated drumming.
tutakea wrote:
Not sure why Magnetic Fields tunes are not played - there's one (as-of-yet-unplayed) tune on the playlist. Maybe no one has attempted more uploads. This is a pretty cool tune - interesting mix of sounds.
this is . .. quite likeable.
but: the (early) magnetic fields, however, did something like this, but a lot better. (on their first LPs "Distant Plastic Trees" and "The Wayward Bus" 1990 resp. 1991)
and that reminds me that one of the really BIG things i constantly miss here are those Magnetic Fields.
what for heaven´s sake did Stephin Merritt do to stay forever on the "things that never will be played on radio paradise"-list?
am i the only one who thinks TMF one of the best bands (or, better. projects) ever?
but: the (early) magnetic fields, however, did something like this, but a lot better. (on their first LPs "Distant Plastic Trees" and "The Wayward Bus" 1990 resp. 1991)
and that reminds me that one of the really BIG things i constantly miss here are those Magnetic Fields.
what for heaven´s sake did Stephin Merritt do to stay forever on the "things that never will be played on radio paradise"-list?
am i the only one who thinks TMF one of the best bands (or, better. projects) ever?
Not sure why Magnetic Fields tunes are not played - there's one (as-of-yet-unplayed) tune on the playlist. Maybe no one has attempted more uploads. This is a pretty cool tune - interesting mix of sounds.
this is . .. quite likeable.
but: the (early) magnetic fields, however, did something like this, but a lot better. (on their first LPs "Distant Plastic Trees" and "The Wayward Bus" 1990 resp. 1991)
and that reminds me that one of the really BIG things i constantly miss here are those Magnetic Fields.
what for heaven´s sake did Stephin Merritt do to stay forever on the "things that never will be played on radio paradise"-list?
am i the only one who thinks TMF one of the best bands (or, better. projects) ever?
but: the (early) magnetic fields, however, did something like this, but a lot better. (on their first LPs "Distant Plastic Trees" and "The Wayward Bus" 1990 resp. 1991)
and that reminds me that one of the really BIG things i constantly miss here are those Magnetic Fields.
what for heaven´s sake did Stephin Merritt do to stay forever on the "things that never will be played on radio paradise"-list?
am i the only one who thinks TMF one of the best bands (or, better. projects) ever?
niiiiceeeeeeeeeeee
Shouldn't it be "Wanderlust"?
So good to hear a dreamy melody I've never heard before... Beautiful!
Stingray wrote:
It's OK.
I don't like Corvettes.
1001 times heard!
In the 80's....!
TERRIBLE!
In the 80's....!
TERRIBLE!
It's OK.
I don't like Corvettes.
Wizzuvv_oz wrote:
Bill covered a lot of ground between Peter Gunn and Wonderlust, (seems to me—all good though).
I agree. Some great music, and all very inspiring. Crap - it's darned near midnight, but I can't make my brain shut down...
Bill covered a lot of ground between Peter Gunn and Wonderlust, (seems to me—all good though).
I agree. Some great music, and all very inspiring. Crap - it's darned near midnight, but I can't make my brain shut down...
CaptTofu wrote:
And this is a BAD thing? I'm loving it.
Shades of Cocteau Twins and Til Tuesday
And this is a BAD thing? I'm loving it.
1001 times heard!
In the 80's....!
TERRIBLE!
In the 80's....!
TERRIBLE!
Shades of Cocteau Twins and Til Tuesday
This just made my day. Sasha2001 wrote:
I'm definitely hearing the Cocteau Twins, not sure about ABBA!
Cocteau Twins meets New Order meets ABBA
I'm definitely hearing the Cocteau Twins, not sure about ABBA!
darcyc wrote:
Because they were imagining what a beautiful voice she had before they realized it was a guy.
Sorry to reply to such an old comment, but I just had to!
yes, it's a guy singing - yes, he has a high voice.....why does that make so many of you think less of the song ? sheesh
Because they were imagining what a beautiful voice she had before they realized it was a guy.
Sorry to reply to such an old comment, but I just had to!
I'm living in a bubble when a band like this has been around for 5 years and I haven't heard them before. Thanks for introducing them to me - you've done it again Bill!
P.S. Cocteau Twins meets New Order meets ABBA
fatcatjb wrote:
I'm with you! What an amazing range that guy has, and how often do you hear steel drums in pop/rock music? These guys deserve more airplay.
male or female singing, that is one spectacular voice...I like the steel drum sounding in the background
I'm with you! What an amazing range that guy has, and how often do you hear steel drums in pop/rock music? These guys deserve more airplay. pianocomposer wrote:
Bill covered a lot of ground between Peter Gunn and Wonderlust, (seems to me—all good though).
The average rating for this set is a 9. One of the best sets for me personally here at RP.
Now Playing:
Delays - Wonderlust
Venus Hum - Hummingbirds
Stevie Ray Vaughan - Pipeline
Art Of Noise - Peter Gunn
Now Playing:
Delays - Wonderlust
Venus Hum - Hummingbirds
Stevie Ray Vaughan - Pipeline
Art Of Noise - Peter Gunn
Bill covered a lot of ground between Peter Gunn and Wonderlust, (seems to me—all good though).
The average rating for this set is a 9. One of the best sets for me personally here at RP.
Now Playing:
Delays - Wonderlust
Venus Hum - Hummingbirds
Stevie Ray Vaughan - Pipeline
Art Of Noise - Peter Gunn
Now Playing:
Delays - Wonderlust
Venus Hum - Hummingbirds
Stevie Ray Vaughan - Pipeline
Art Of Noise - Peter Gunn
Boston_Ed wrote:
sure enough.. RP provides.. the links take me to the AMG site, see "Delays" and I'm like.. there's no girl there.. hmmm perhaps assisted by E.F.? .. but can't find that.. however did find they list the Cocteau Twins as an influence. LOL
For years I thought this was Cocteau Twins.
LOL .. you know.. that's the first thing I thought when I heard it.. but thought that lead voice maybe not so.. perhaps background.. sure enough.. RP provides.. the links take me to the AMG site, see "Delays" and I'm like.. there's no girl there.. hmmm perhaps assisted by E.F.? .. but can't find that.. however did find they list the Cocteau Twins as an influence. LOL
No women on the personnel roster for The Delays:
* Greg Gilbert: lead vocals, guitar
* Aaron Gilbert: keyboards, vocals
* Colin Fox: bass guitar, vocals
* Rowly: drums and percussion
Nice sounding band but it would be easier for me to digest if it was a female lead vocalist...not a big fan of castratos in my alt / indie rock
* Greg Gilbert: lead vocals, guitar
* Aaron Gilbert: keyboards, vocals
* Colin Fox: bass guitar, vocals
* Rowly: drums and percussion
Nice sounding band but it would be easier for me to digest if it was a female lead vocalist...not a big fan of castratos in my alt / indie rock
rKokon wrote:
I didn't know that either! Had to youtube it... Wow : ) I like it MORE now!
Nor did I realize it was a man singing falsetto. That makes me like it even less!
I didn't know that either! Had to youtube it... Wow : ) I like it MORE now!
billbangert wrote:
welcome to the master of sets. Listen long enough and you will come to appreciate how Bill not only mixes tracks but also sets with each other, sort of like adding another level to the art of DJ-ing
Like this song a lot, but just saw a previous post, and this is the same stretch of songs from earlier this year:
Delays - Wonderlust
The Police - Invisible Sun
Jeff Beck - Going Down
The Church - Destination
Never noticed that before.
welcome to the master of sets. Listen long enough and you will come to appreciate how Bill not only mixes tracks but also sets with each other, sort of like adding another level to the art of DJ-ing
Like this song a lot, but just saw a previous post, and this is the same stretch of songs from earlier this year:
Delays - Wonderlust
The Police - Invisible Sun
Jeff Beck - Going Down
The Church - Destination
Never noticed that before.
For years I thought this was Cocteau Twins.
A major improvement on the previous track!
calray wrote:
Delays - Wonderlust
The Police - Invisible Sun
Jeff Beck - Going Down
The Church - Destination
GREAT SET
I never knew Bill recycled playlists, because that is exactly what is playing/just played right now. Not that I have a problem with it as long as they are far enough apart (and I think over a year counts).
Oh yeah, and good song.
A happy song...nice for the afternoon gloom.
steel drums=automatic zero
Colin Fox has that Ringo touch - clever drumming that moves a song along without being obtrusive.
the steel drum loop is annooooooooooying
rKokon wrote:
Nor did I realize it was a man singing falsetto. That makes me like it even less!
Dear God! That's unprecedented!
E_A_D_G wrote:
Y'all can go on about the voice - it's a guy. I'm goin' for the Musicman Bass.
Even if it was an ape or a dog...the voice is impressing and clear.
Y'all can go on about the voice - it's a guy. I'm goin' for the Musicman Bass.
male or female singing, that is one spectacular voice...I like the steel drum sounding in the background