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r/GBV•

Now that it's had ample time to marinate (for Bob standards), I'd say Strut is up with the best releases of the current line-up.

Show Me The Castle is my favorite recent mini-epic and a killer album opener.

Timing Voice and Leaving Umbrella are my next top tracks. Love the psych rock vibe of those two.

Dear Onion, Fictional, Serene King, Cavemen, Olympus...all solid melodic and/or muscular rockers with timeless Bob stamps on them. Could have been Isolation Drills tracks (particularly Fictional).

Bit Of A Crunch has an anthem-like spaciness that's cool to melt into when the mood fits and This Will Go On is a nice quick slice of acoustic prog.

...and Bicycle Garden is a beer stomping cl

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r/10s•

Hello all...

I play with a Blade 98 V7 16x19.

I like everything about the racket except its always felt muted/soft. I switched to multi and it helped somewhat, but I recently played with my friends V8 and I was really able to dig into the ball for bite and spin. He uses some sort of gut/poly hybrid (unsure of details).

Any advice of a string set up on my V7 for a similar bite-y feel? The string world is very confusing and I'm far from sorting it out. Is higher tension better for feel?

Thanks!

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r/sloanmusic•

In a world of “serious music acts”, Sloan is the perfect mix of creatively kick-ass, interestingly fun and memorable music.

Listening to Sloan puts a smile on my face…makes me feel good.

That’s it. Anyone else?

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r/Yachtrock•

Heard a Tull song on a classic rock station the other day and remembered how much I loved the Yacht Rock Jethro Tull episode back when I watched it many years ago.

Queued it up on YouTube and man what a hilarious detour.

What’s the story behind this random gem? Steve’s dad…JD in his patented lovable fool role…Hunter as the waif-like flute fairy…Dave(?)…

I also remember falling out of my chair when ye olde Daryll Hall wanked a carrot around as a detachable penis.

Great stuff fellas, great stuff. Looks like tons of fun prancing around in the woods. Highly recommend all Yacht Rockers to watch that episode again in case they slept on it.

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r/Yachtrock•

Greetings all ye Land Lubbers…

About 3 or 4 songs in to episode 59, Admiral Ryznar introduced a song by the group Shack A Can.

I’ve mightily sailed the stormy seas of the Great Ocean Internet and came up with a crab trap.

Any of ye burgeoning buccaneers willing to throw a life ring to this stymied seafarer?

Happy to swab your deck in exchange for a sparkle in the lighthouse! Perhaps the name needs to be hyphenated to reveal a Google treasure?

Ahoy

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