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This is the fifth post in my series called
5150 Music Pickings
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The formula driving this series is explained in an introductory post.
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Our 5150 journey this time around takes us to what I personally might call decidedly peripheral territory; but hey, music is an insane, practically infinite universe of soundscapes and wild encounters. Stick with me. We are all learning together!
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We shall continue our never-ending chain of links with JG THIRLWELL and his atonal composition Ozymandias (2023) performed by Mivos Quartet.
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moving on to NICK CAVE AND THE BAD SEEDS with The Weeping Song (1990).
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then to THE BIRTHDAY PARTY singing Release the Bats (1983).
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after which we listen to THE SENSATIONAL ALEX HARVEY BAND with Midnight Moses (1973).
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and finally THE CURE performing Lovesong (1989).
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This concludes 5150 Music Pickings #5.
Join me next time, when we will begin with another track by The Cure.
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~ Trivial Music Silliness ~ 
I listened to a lot of Cure in the late eighties. Great band.
Good to see Alex Harvey Band included in your post. I saw them open for Jethro Tull back in 1975. Both bands were outstanding and made for one of my all time favorite concerts.
Lee
By: Arlee Bird on April 30, 2024
at 8:55 pm
Cool. Glad this round prompted pleasant memories, Lee! ~Ed.
By: boromax on April 30, 2024
at 11:55 pm