The Album Review Club - Week #137 - (page 1774) - Wet Dream - Richard Wright

[threespires]

Happy to drop a ‘get everyone talking’ type of album in the mix.

Mantovani ?

 

[FogBlueInSanFran]

I take it that doesn't mean she's grown massive incisors and a bushy tail?

She'll be 50 next year, being a bit hatstand is clearly the secret to avoid aging.

I am not familiar with the phrase "a bit hatstand". All I know is she is she is (was) smart, edgy, innovative, outspoken, exotic and hot. IMO.

 

[LGWIO]

I am not familiar with the phrase "a bit hatstand". All I know is she is she is (was) smart, edgy, innovative, outspoken, exotic and hot. IMO.

"Wibble wibble wibble, I'm completely hatstand" is the more complete phrasing

 

[threespires]

I am not familiar with the phrase "a bit hatstand". All I know is she is she is (was) smart, edgy, innovative, outspoken, exotic and hot. IMO.

I've looked up squirrelly, it means the same.

 

[GornikDaze]

Btw - people in moshpits exhibit pretty much the same physical behaviour as gas atoms and they are using this research to model safer physical environments for people:-)

That makes sense - I’ve been in a few mosh pits where they’ve seemed to be trying to split the atom!!

 

[threespires]

That makes sense - I’ve been in a few mosh pits where they’ve seemed to be trying to split the atom!!

Their simulation model used to be online but I can't find it. Most crowd movements studies at the time were around pedestrian flow but because moshpits include certain types of collisions and flocking behaviours it's much more useful to study for emergency situations. If I remember their model even allowed you to vary the degree of inebriation of the moshpit to understand what 'noise' that introduces to the system.

Imagine getting paid to study mosh pits, what a job!

 

[Coatigan]

I've looked up squirrelly, it means the same.

I looked it up too. I woukd have thought 'squirrely' would have meant secretive, guarded etc, like hiding their nuts. There you go, metaphors that don't immediately make sense.

 

[Mancitydoogle]

MARK GERMINO RIP

I’ve just discovered he passed away aged 73 earlier this month and I thought it’d be more apt to post this on here as his best known song sums up this thread.
I first heard this track played on the late Roger Scott’s Saturday afternoon BBC radio show as did Rob.I went out and bought the album ‘Caught in the act of being Ourselves’ and have most of his others, he only released five.Unfortunately nothing came near to ‘Rex Bob Lowenstein’.

 

[RobMCFC]

MARK GERMINO RIP

I’ve just discovered he passed away aged 73 earlier this month and I thought it’d be more apt to post this on here as his best known song sums up this thread.
I first heard this track played on the late Roger Scott’s Saturday afternoon BBC radio show as did Rob.I went out and bought the album ‘Caught in the act of being Ourselves’ and have most of his others, he only released five.Unfortunately nothing came near to ‘Rex Bob Lowenstein’.

That is sad, but thanks for posting.

Yes, that Saturday afternoon show with Johnny Walker then Roger Scott is responsible for so much of my musical taste and like you say, the song "Rex Bob Lowenstein" is pretty apt for this thread.

 

[journolud]

Thanks for the replies. Let’s go with:-

@GornikDaze 31/7
@Mancitydoogle 7/8
@threespires 14/8
@LGWIO 21/8
@FogBlueInSanFran 28/8

Happy to slot back in after that