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Round 2:
Which band name do you like best?
Ladytron
The Klezmatics
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Note that this is about band names not their music or members.
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Round 2:
Which band name do you like best?
Ladytron
The Klezmatics
Note that this is about band names not their music or members.
Listen/purchase: Man in a Hat by The Klezmatics
The Klezmatics - "Happy Joyous Hanukkah" (Woody Guthrie)
What makes this Pride different from all other Prides? A lot, actually. A global pandemic has rendered many of the in-person marches and parades of years past a no-go. Likewise, a righteous movement for racial justice has flooded into our streets, family dinner conversations, and social media scr
Well I'm gonna get through this world The best I can if I can And I'm gonna get through this world And I think I can.
(Lyrics were written by Woody Guthrie [x] [x])
No one:
Not one person:
Not a single soul:
My fuckass echolalic brain: I met a MAN in a HAT with a TAN met a MAN in a HAT with a TAN MAN HAT TAN I met a Manhattan man!!!!!!!!!!!!
The Klezmatics - Apikorsim
I wrote down some words about this album, here they are.
15 songs, all in Yiddish this time after 2 albums in which they lent their extraordinary brand of Jewish folk to unrecorded Woody Guthrie lyrics. Here they are as vibrant and exciting as they've always been, deftly mixing party tracks with haunting ballads and throwing in the odd dancey instrumental here and there. If you're new to Klezmer music then the Klezmatics are a great place to start, their music is dense without ever becoming overwhelming, modern without ever losing site of their roots. Lorin Sklamberg's voice is so accommodating you don't really need to understand what he's saying to appreciate it. Though if you take time to track down translations (i.e buy the physical album) you'll find them to be as sharp and clever as their music would suggest. Sure, It may not be up there with Jews With Horns or Wonder Wheel but it's still a wonderful, joyous trip of an album. I absolutely adore it.
