Whittle it down to an EP and I’m in!

I don’t see much jam band celebration on this subreddit interestingly enough, a comment here or there. Definitely not a fan personally, but I guess I kind of ‘get it’, which is more than I can say for a lot of acts (cough…Linkin Park).

If they're zero for English, it's not actually a bad assumption. OP might want r/musictheory or r/theirinstrument or even r/wearethemusicmakers if you want your creativity gaslit from the consistent advice to just feel what sounds "good."

Seconding Interpol! Also, Paul Banks' solo work ad Julian Plenti is worth a listen (start with the song Games for Days" to get hooked).

Last one I promise . There was a guy called Frank Sidebottom who used to wear a paper mache head and had a hand puppet called little Frank. He was as much performance art as anything but his rendition of the Sex Pistols Anarchy in the UK with all the punks dancing to it was the most surreal thing I have ever seen .

Guided by Voices. I’ve been a fan since the 00’s and I’ve not even scratched the surface of their catalog lol. Start with Bee Thousand.

I'd maybe agree with you if WHP were 8 1/2 minutes long.

You could have said Fitter Happier

To me, Electioneering is to OK Computer what Ignoreland is to Automatic For The People. A faster paced uptempo political song that breaks up both albums very nicely imho

Lily, Rosemary, and the Jack of Hearts from Dylan's Blood on the Tracks

Last one from me this as I love this post ! Krokus on their One Vice At A Time tour. Again far too much dry Iso you could barely see anything . It sounded as though a fog horn was going off. The clouds cleared then one of the band members was blowing a Swiss alpine horn which are about 20 foot long and took the whole stage up. I loved heavy metal deeply but Spinal Tap it was !

Another infamous one was when the pigs head got thrown on the stage at Castle Donnington. I did not realise what had happened I think in 1985? It raises the question of what for, how did they sneak it in and where did they get it ? Frankly best not to ask !

Well, that is a broad question. Let’s narrow it down.

Do you want to learn to make music? Is there an instrument you want to learn to play? What type of music inspired you?

Another good one was Roy Harper in Manchester many years ago . The gig was near the curry mile aka Rushhome . His PA acted as an aerial for incoming curry orders which came thick and fast. Roy just laughed and laughed.

And the band so much poorer

What do you want to learn?

you want to learn music, so you post in r/music?

There’s many but Ted Nugent swinging across the stage on a rope wearing a loin cloth with a guitar on his back on the Scream Dream tour. There was that much dry ice you could barely see him then the clouds opened and Ted appeared in mid air !

I've always thought that OK Computer would have been better without Electioneering.

Ween - The Mollusk

All the skits on Crazy Sexy Cool by TLC. Kills the flow of the album and you can never play it through unless you like the sounds of toilets flushing.

I liked that one. For me, it fits in nicely.

Even hotter take, I prefer Hot Dog over The Crunge 😂

Revolution No. 9 gets way too much hate for being the 2nd most unlistenable track on the record. Looking at you, Wild Honey Pie

Listening Wind and The Overload are great songs. Sure, they are very much removed from the tempo etc of the rest of the album, but still great. If anything, Seen and Not Seen is also an outlier.

F/X from Black Sabbath’s Vol 4

Fitter Happier from Radiohead’s OK Computer

Bull Session with the Big Daddy from The Beach Boys Today!