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Mark Hollis Mark Lager Music Talk Talk

Talk Talk’s Mark Hollis and His Experimental, Innovative Legacy on ‘Spirit of Eden’

It’s not the notes you play, it’s the notes you don’t play. Miles Davis At the age of 32, Mark Hollis had achieved commercial success with his band Talk Talk’s first three albums, which combined the new wave synthpop of the 1980s with subtle art rock arrangements. This was not the style of music that …

Amon Düül II Beatles Mark Lager Music Vinyl Wankers

An Argument with a Hipster Troll: Why Psychedelic Music Does Not Begin and End with the Beatles

April 2020 was the 50th anniversary of the album Yeti (1970) by Amon Düül II, so I celebrated and commemorated by posting my thoughts about this album and sharing a humorous meme where Charlie Brown is about to listen to Yeti. The other character has a thought bubble (“Always Charlie plays strange records, why can’t …