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I really enjoyed the "Where the Gods Live" video.
Cover Of The Day:
"Do You Realize ??", released 7/16/2002, by the Flaming Lips on their 10th album, "Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots"
Covered by Father John Misty, for an AV Club session,June 1st, 2018
Today, in Musical History, July 17th, 1967: Jimi Hendrix and the Experience bail on their wildly-mismatched tour with the Monkees, at the Forest Hills Tennis Stadium, in Queens, NY - Mainly because they were sick of the horrified reactions they were getting from teenyboppers screaming for Davy Jones, but also because the parents of those teenyboppers were complaining about Hendrix's obviously more mature content and onstage antics; Dick Clark (HIM again), the tour's promoter, together with Hendrix'; manager, Chris Chandler, concoct a story where the Daughters of the American Revolution social group forced the Experience off the tour.
Cover Of The Day:
"You Don't Love Me Yet",released July of 1985, by Roky Erickson, on "Clear Night For Love"
Spooky cover by Copenhagen band Rhonda Harris, from a 1997 various artist tribute to Mr. Erickson, "Children Of The Night, What Music They Make"
Today, in Musical History, July 18th, 1993: Rage Against The Machine protest against music censorship - and, specifically, the Parents Music Resource Council - by appearing at the Lollapalooza festival stark naked, except for duct tape over their mouths, and each band member sporting a "P", a "M", a "R", or a "C", painted on their chests.
They perform no music. They stand motionless for 25 minutes. I'm sure plenty of RATM bros didn't get the message whatsoever. Just like MAGA don't get the point now.
Cover Of The Day:
"Keep On Pushin'" (Curtis Mayfield), # 10 Pop, 7/18/1964 (the Impressions)
Cover by The Now Time Delegation, kind of an early version of the BellRays, from their one and only album, 2001's"Watch For Today"
Today, in Musical History, July 19th, 1989: After finding $40,000 in cash and checks in his cell at the Stevenson Correctional Institute, in South Carolina, prison officials move its' occupant, James Brown, to a cell with somewhat tighter security.

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