Sara Groves - The Other Side of Something
Barenaked Ladies- Greatest Hits; 1991-2001
quote:Originally posted by TBird:quote:Originally posted by acaronianasa:
Paul Rogers doing a live version of Queen's "fat Bottom Girls". It's very good but would be better if my wife wasn't reading and I could turn the volume up to 10.
Derek
listening to this right now. "return of the champions" - queen + paul rodgers
after listening to this in it's entirity 3 x's, it's official. i do not like this pairing.
A really cool Queen cover is Geoff Tate of Queensryche doing Need Somebody to Love.
This guy has the best range BY FAR in rock and does it as good or (I hate to say it) even better than Mercury. Truly a great cover. His version of Rush's Closer to the Heart isn't bad either.
This guy has the best range BY FAR in rock and does it as good or (I hate to say it) even better than Mercury. Truly a great cover. His version of Rush's Closer to the Heart isn't bad either.
Baird-
Yes!!! Goeff Tate is absolute incredible in his vocal abilities! He rocks. His song, "Someone Else," is incredible. It's on their Promised Land LP.
Yes!!! Goeff Tate is absolute incredible in his vocal abilities! He rocks. His song, "Someone Else," is incredible. It's on their Promised Land LP.
Godspeed You Black Emperor - F#A# (lemniscate)
Brian Eno - Ambient 4 On Land
Brian Eno - Ambient 4 On Land
Steve8,
As a Montrealer, I thought you might think it was pretty damn cool that Arcade Fire was playing last night at the ACC just as U2 hit the stage. I swear to god I could hear Bono singing along with "Wake Up" for a bit before jumping into Vertigo. Quite a neat thing to see, IMO.
As a Montrealer, I thought you might think it was pretty damn cool that Arcade Fire was playing last night at the ACC just as U2 hit the stage. I swear to god I could hear Bono singing along with "Wake Up" for a bit before jumping into Vertigo. Quite a neat thing to see, IMO.
How was Arcade Fire? I hear they're excellent live, but that was a big venue for them. You would think I would have seen them before living here, but no 
Arcade Fire didn't play. They were just playing assorted songs off various CDs before U2 came on.
Dashboard Confessional opened and I didn't see much of them as they were boring. More exciting to stand in line for a $12.50 beer.
Dashboard Confessional opened and I didn't see much of them as they were boring. More exciting to stand in line for a $12.50 beer.
Ahhh, I should have read your post more closely. $12.50 for a beer!! 
quote:Originally posted by steve8:
Ahhh, I should have read your post more closely. $12.50 for a beer!!
Yeah, but that IS for a large beer.
They have smaller sizes for $9.00 and $6.50.
Evanesence - Going Under - Yeah, I know this is what 15 year old girls listen to. Don't tell anyone.
Followed by... Faith No More - Zombie Eaters (great little walking bass riff in this song)
Followed by... Faith No More - Zombie Eaters (great little walking bass riff in this song)
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Fives and Hot Sevens
Willie the Weeper
Wild Man Blues
Savoy Blues etc...
Willie the Weeper
Wild Man Blues
Savoy Blues etc...
quote:Originally posted by TBird:
BAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHA
That is friggin' beautiful. I have never seen a band where every musician absolutely sucks.
The guitar solo killed me. Note for note but no clue! Man, that tableture music sheets from the magazines is a dangerous thing in the wrong hands.
Slightly Stupid
Gorillaz
Nas
Gorillaz
Nas
The Supersuckers - Must've Been High
XTC - Peter Pumpkinhead
Jazz a la mode, WFCR-Amherst, MA Public radio @ UMASS. Currently playing John Coltrane's "A Love Supreme"
quote:Originally posted by Jazzman:
Jazz a la mode, WFCR-Amherst, MA Public radio @ UMASS. Currently playing John Coltrane's "A Love Supreme"
What an amazing recording that is. I was just listening to Coletrane's ballads and his duet record with Johnny Hartman on vocals. He was as good at what he did as anyone ever at what they did, regardless of what it was.
Tonight I am listening to Michael Brecker's first solo record called Michael Brecker. Pat Metheny has some amazing guitar work on this record.
Cheers.
quote:Originally posted by isnadd:quote:Originally posted by Jazzman:
Jazz a la mode, WFCR-Amherst, MA Public radio @ UMASS. Currently playing John Coltrane's "A Love Supreme"
What an amazing recording that is. I was just listening to Coletrane's ballads and his duet record with Johnny Hartman on vocals. He was as good at what he did as anyone ever at what they did, regardless of what it was.
Tonight I am listening to Michael Brecker's first solo record called Michael Brecker. Pat Metheny has some amazing guitar work on this record.
The Johnny Hartman set is a lovely romantic soporific but A Love Supreme raises the bar exponentially with the modal concept. Giant Steps is in the middle ground and tickles the jazz fancy relentlessly. Ascension is another matter.
For more thrills, groove on LIVE AT THE VILLAGE VANGUARD.
quote:Originally posted by steve8:
The Supersuckers - Must've Been High
*NOW* me and you have hit comman ground, my friend!
Come on Tbird, tell the truth. It was Don't you think I'm sexy from Rod Stewart wasn't it !!!!
quote:Originally posted by TBird:
BAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHA
holy $hit i cannot get enough of this BAHAHHAHHAHAHHAHHAHAHHA
quote:Originally posted by Flubis:
Come on Tbird, tell the truth. It was Don't you think I'm sexy from Rod Stewart wasn't it !!!!
if you f- with that record i will slit your throat!
Bjork - Homogenic
quote:Originally posted by kumazam:
Slightly Stupid
Slightly Stoopid...excellent, which albums/songs have you heard? I've been following these guys since 2000 or so, seen them live around two dozen times. I saw them early this month down at the Del Mar Races and they were amazing.
As for what I'm listening to now:
Willie Nelson - Countryman
His new reggae album! Yes that's right, reggae.
Been listening to a selection of things:
Hildegard von Bingen - Heavenly Revelations Cypriot Chants
Michael Haydn - Symphonies
Beatles - Past Masters 2
Byrds - We Have Ignition (from complete set)
Hendrix - Electric Ladyland
REM- Monster
Sonny Rollins - Way Out West
Hildegard von Bingen - Heavenly Revelations Cypriot Chants
Michael Haydn - Symphonies
Beatles - Past Masters 2
Byrds - We Have Ignition (from complete set)
Hendrix - Electric Ladyland
REM- Monster
Sonny Rollins - Way Out West
Dead Boys-Night of the Living Dead Boys.
quote:Originally posted by Gigond Ass:
Dead Boys-Night of the Living Dead Boys.
Do you like the Damned? I love Machine Gun Ettiquette and most their cds are pretty good.
Yes. If you didn't see them live, in the day, I feel for you.quote:Originally posted by spo1977:quote:Originally posted by Gigond Ass:
Dead Boys-Night of the Living Dead Boys.
Do you like the Damned? I love Machine Gun Ettiquette and most their cds are pretty good.
I saw the Damned on the Machine Gun Etiquette tour - madness.
"Yes. If you didn't see them live, in the day, I feel for you."
"I saw the Damned on the Machine Gun Etiquette tour - madness."
They were before my time, during that tour I was about 3. I became aware of them in the last few years though, great punk band.
"I saw the Damned on the Machine Gun Etiquette tour - madness."
They were before my time, during that tour I was about 3. I became aware of them in the last few years though, great punk band.
quote:Originally posted by Gigond Ass:
Dead Boys-Night of the Living Dead Boys.
I Need Lunch. :-)
The Decemberists - Picaresque
Sigur Ros - Takk