Florence gives me a total boner

I was into Florence before she sold out. Now I've moved on to stuff too cutting edge to interest any of you people.

Unplugged reality show?

That's almost as bad as L.P.

TravisBickle62: I was into Florence before she sold out. Now I've moved on to stuff too cutting edge to interest any of you people.

Faux hipsterism. How novel.

TravisBickle62: I was into Florence before she sold out. Now I've moved on to stuff too cutting edge to interest any of you people.

0/10. Learn to try harder.

/Love me some Flo.

What What in the Butt is a serious question... and it deserves a serious answer.

7th Son of a 7th Son: Nothing will ever top AIC's Unplugged. Over Now was haunting yet beautiful.

/R.I.P. Layne

Lauryn Hill's Unplugged was pretty awesome, too. Full of crazy, sure, but as a progression from Miseducation and an indication of things to come (that have yet to come) it was fascinating.

I also had no idea she could play guitar so well.

Dear Subby,

MTV stands for Merchandising TeleVision and originally started as a version of Skymall magazine for those too stupid to read.

Considering the talent level of most bands that fit the Mtv demographic these days, this was probably the best case scenario. They're one of a handful of currently popular bands that can play an acoustic set and not embarrass themselves.

7th Son of a 7th Son: Nothing will ever top AIC's Unplugged. Over Now was haunting yet beautiful.

No argument there though I really enjoyed Arrested Development's show and Unplugged more or less made Stone Temple Pilots a household name.

Also



Weiland sitting in that rocking chair is one of the most enduring images from early 90's pop culture.

/despite that though, yeah, AiC set the high mark for that show.

Is she hot? For some reason I can't tell.

Don't get me wrong, I'd p her v any day of the week.

rthanu: Is she hot? For some reason I can't tell.

Don't get me wrong, I'd p her v any day of the week.

No, she isn't all that attractive. She actually made it on talent, amazing in the days of autotune we know.

I love Florence + the Machine, pretty cool that MTV is bringing back the Unplugged's too. Can't wait to see it.

rthanu: Is she hot? For some reason I can't tell.

Don't get me wrong, I'd p her v any day of the week.

Nope her and January Jones, I just don't get the attraction for...

7th Son of a 7th Son: Nothing will ever top AIC's Unplugged. Over Now was haunting yet beautiful.

/R.I.P. Layne

You misspelled SRV.

/got to see AIC as an opening act when Facelift was out.
//great show.

The Incredible Sexual Egg: Josh Homme is the man


/Now put out a new QotSA album already, damnit

Make it Eagles of Death Metal or Desert Sessions, and I'm with you

/would 'settle' for QotSA though

nocturn: January Jones

Never heard of her before, but GIS says you're blatantly wrong.

I didn't realize that Florence was only 25. For some reason, I thought she was in her early 30's.

Ape_Stone: pretty cool that MTV is bringing back the Unplugged's too

Yeah, I'm crossing my fingers that this means there's a market for music more than reality shows.

/pleaseohpleaseohpleaseohplease
//not a huge fan of F+tM, but they're good with me.

I didn't know Unplugged was still a thing. I'm excited to see F+M on it though.

/flo fanboy

I'm hoping that stuff from the second album sounds better unplugged than it did on the album. It was pretty disappointing compared to the first album.

iron_city_ap: The Incredible Sexual Egg: Josh Homme is the man


/Now put out a new QotSA album already, damnit

Make it Eagles of Death Metal or Desert Sessions, and I'm with you

/would 'settle' for QotSA though

Would be a great triple bill for a tour.
/too bad about the Kyuss lawsuit

Florence + the Machine kick off MTV's MTV3's new season of "Unplugged"

FTFY

Apos: TravisBickle62: I was into Florence before she sold out. Now I've moved on to stuff too cutting edge to interest any of you people.

Faux hipsterism. How novel.

Step up and take your prize.

/prizes are so over

Irving Maimway: 7th Son of a 7th Son: Nothing will ever top AIC's Unplugged. Over Now was haunting yet beautiful.

/R.I.P. Layne

I put that with Nirvana for the best of. I think both shows were great, Layne and Kurt's vocals are wonderful. My only problem with AiC is Jerry Cantrell doesn't seem to know how to play an acoustic guitar. He tries to play it like an electric and on "Down in a Hole" he hits some sour notes in the solo.

I'd put "Where Did You Sleep Last Night?" as the best song ever on Unplugged.

Please. Nirvana's was awful - the show was full of sour notes, instrumentally and vocally. Even Pat Smear couldn't help.

For best, I would go with SRV, STP, or Queensryche

rthanu: nocturn: January Jones

Never heard of her before, but GIS says you're blatantly wrong.

She's only skinny. That's it. Skinny don't mean pretty.

Six_By_Nine: Ape_Stone: pretty cool that MTV is bringing back the Unplugged's too

Yeah, I'm crossing my fingers that this means there's a market for music more than reality shows.

/pleaseohpleaseohpleaseohplease
//not a huge fan of F+tM, but they're good with me.

Yes, yes, yes.

Also, Nirvana and Pearl Jam were awesome, and I'm not much for rap, but LL Cool J (new window) was the shining star of Unplugged. Absolutely the most amazing transition to acoustic. Best performance on that show bar none.

7th Son of a 7th Son: Nothing will ever top AIC's Unplugged. Over Now was haunting yet beautiful.

/R.I.P. Layne

I'm sorry to ask, but who/what is AIC?

Has anyone listened to the current Flo+Mach album? The first one was so-so, some great songs, mostly meh songs to me.

kroonermanblack: 7th Son of a 7th Son: Nothing will ever top AIC's Unplugged. Over Now was haunting yet beautiful.

/R.I.P. Layne

I'm sorry to ask, but who/what is AIC?

Has anyone listened to the current Flo+Mach album? The first one was so-so, some great songs, mostly meh songs to me.

I don't know your personal tastes, but I think Ceremonials > Lungs

7th Son of a 7th Son: kroonermanblack: 7th Son of a 7th Son: Nothing will ever top AIC's Unplugged. Over Now was haunting yet beautiful.

/R.I.P. Layne

I'm sorry to ask, but who/what is AIC?

Has anyone listened to the current Flo+Mach album? The first one was so-so, some great songs, mostly meh songs to me.

AIC = Alice In Chains. Hit it big in the 90's. Them and Soundgarden were the 2 best to come out of Seattle, IMHO.

Bah. I know who Alice in Chains is. They just don't get any airtime now adays, and I wasn't a big music person in the 90's (or truth be told a big Alice fan period, just not my sound), so it's not stored in my mental rolodex. Thanks for the answer though.

Who's Florence?

MTV had Martha Quinn when it was good.

Excellent. I'm looking forward to when I can get my hands on this.

Considering she wasn't actually unplugged when she recorded the set, and she also had to start over on several tracks after farking up, this show doesn't seem worth the time of day.

austerity101: I'm hoping that stuff from the second album sounds better unplugged than it did on the album. It was pretty disappointing compared to the first album.

agreed. Lungs has some duds on it, but overall it's quite a powerful yet fun record. Ceremonials seems to moved into the pop diva direction with its sweeping hooks and big production style. It's not my cup of tea, but I can understand why people like it. I've made an edited version of it from the deluxe version, and as an 8 song album it is quite strong.