/lit/ - Literature

Goin' downtown to the disco
Gotta do it right away
Gotta funky thing to get into
Gonna blow my blues away

Talkin' Camel walk!

Guff-on garoovin ar-hound
Movin to the beat of the sou-how-hound

Strut your stuff
Strut your stuff
CAMEL WALK

>>6660338
>You have to get an english degree to not read dogshit
>"Grown up books are boring"

>>6479862
Yeah man honestly it's for drinking and smoking weed. Plus it lead to american jam and psychedelic folk and all that other stuff. Even the more famous and rock oriented bands are aware the aren't popular; one of moe.'s lyrics "we keep on playing the songs that no one wants to hear."

Idk it's hard to explain if you aren't in it. That blues/reggea/folk/rock morphing into even modern post-rockish jammy bands like Umphrey's McGee and Lotus.

I'm not big into strictly "blues" but I love original rock n roll sounds, Bill Haley, Edgard Winter, etc. But all of my favorite music, and the basis for modern american festival culture, is blues influenced. It's not really disputable in the latter case.

>>6271427
I don't know man this isn't really the board or thread but I have noticed some wierd shit with rock and especially jam-based rock. From local bands to Umphreys to Phish to The Dead there is this same esoteric theme of the realm of confused pleasure just beyond our perceptions and the neverending joy of it's paradoxes but I know from talking to a couple of the lesser known songwriters that the songs seemingly coalesce as if from nowhere. My IRC friend who is into astral projection and hermetics says that the horned figure and the wierd implications are just the earth's creative spirit but it's all so confusing.

Sorry for semi-hijacking your thread.

>Who's the most /lit/ band

It's phish