sebastian bach angel down. he's armed with 3 members from rob halford's post judas priest solo effort "fight" and kicking a$$ while taking no names.
Guided by Voices - Under the Bushes, Under the Stars
Dire Straits
quote:Originally posted by winetarelli:
I fell in love with 3 dimentional art the summer I turned 17.
Something of interest to you.
My wife and daughters are out this evening. I decided to open an '05 Zapaltas La Cruz Pinot Noir and blow some dust off of the Klipsch's . . . playing D.J. for myself
Steve Walsh - Every Step of the Way
The Black Crows - Remedy
Genesis - Home by the Sea
Supertramp - Sister Moonshine
U2 - When Love Comes to Town
Robert Bartley Band - Baby
Sophie B. Hawkins - Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover
INXS - The Stairs
Joe Walsh - Rocky Mountain Way
The Call - I Still Believe
Bruce Hornsby (with Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - The Valley Road
I need to do this more often!
Steve Walsh - Every Step of the Way
The Black Crows - Remedy
Genesis - Home by the Sea
Supertramp - Sister Moonshine
U2 - When Love Comes to Town
Robert Bartley Band - Baby
Sophie B. Hawkins - Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover
INXS - The Stairs
Joe Walsh - Rocky Mountain Way
The Call - I Still Believe
Bruce Hornsby (with Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - The Valley Road
I need to do this more often!
quote:Originally posted by Sharkey:
Klipsch's . . .
I love mine!
Klipsch K-horn equal greatness.
Me too! . . . Cornwall's. I need to get a bigger house in order to fit K-horns 
This Mortal Coil - It'll End in Tears
I'm at work at have Pandora's Holiday station on. It's playing 'Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree' right now. I also really like their message boards message boards to hear about new music.
Leonard Cohen
quote:Originally posted by wine+art:
Leonard Cohen
Which LC? The Suzanne era? Or his recent gravelly self? Good stuff all.
Me, about halfway through "Frances the Mute" by The Mars Volta.
quote:Originally posted by indybob:
Which LC?
Essential...
quote:Originally posted by wine+art:quote:Originally posted by indybob:
Which LC?
Essential...
Have you heard Rufus Wainwright's version of Hallelujah? It is absolutely incredible -- worth seeking out. Actually, if you can't find it anywhere, it is on the Shreck soundtrack, but you can probably download it or something else...
Suzanne was the first song I ever learned to finger pick on the guitar.
You have good taste in music.
quote:Originally posted by winetarelli:
You have good taste in music.
And what is wrong with my taste is wine?
Thanks for the tip Former15!
Right now I'm at work listening to some stuff i have never heard of in my LIFE! It sounds like a depressing country song.
Supersuckers!
quote:Originally posted by grape8:
Right now I'm at work listening to some stuff i have never heard of in my LIFE! It sounds like a depressing country song.
That's because country songs are all depressing. Depressing in how unlistenable they are. The Cowboy Junkies and the occasional John Denver song is as close as I'll get to Country music.
quote:Originally posted by wine+art:quote:Originally posted by winetarelli:
You have good taste in music.
And what is wrong with my taste is wine?
Ummmm....
Here is Wainwright's version via youtube. He slowed it down a bit live. An example. I was supposed to go to a concert of his but plans fell through at the last minute. Even if all the stuff I like of his is covers, I still think he is just about the best thing going in popular music right now. He does an awesome version of "Across The Universe" as well.
Actually, when I was in middle school and beginning high school, one of the acts that people liked was Jeff Buckley (don't laugh, that dates me because he died when I was still in high school -- 1997). He did a great cover as well, not as good as Wainwright, imo, but still excellent. This is his 6+ minute version. This is a shortened version that they played at the End of season 1 of The OC. (Again, I'm in my 20's, don't laugh.)
quote:Originally posted by Purple Teeth:
Supersuckers!
"You don't need an education,
to be a slaughtering fool..."
I'm diggin' on the new Freak Accident: http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.vi...le&friendID=75544637
You guys missed the best version of Hallelujah
Mason Williams.... Classical Gas (with both my golden retrievers laying on my lap). Life is good!
quote:Originally posted by steve8:
You guys missed the best version of Hallelujah
Steve8,
That is, indeed, a great version. And I'd never heard it before. I still tink I prefer Wainwright's version -- there is such desperation in his voice. But I really thank you for that link.
U2 also did a version, but I found it less successful.
A techno song made by my friends 12 years ago.
Imagine - Lennon
Astral Weeks the album straight through. Didn't get enough so my three favorites from Tupelo Honey -- Tupelo Honey, Wild Night, and When That Evening Sun Goes Down.
quote:Originally posted by winetarelli:quote:Originally posted by wine+art:quote:Originally posted by winetarelli:
You have good taste in music.
And what is wrong with my taste is wine?
Ummmm....
Here is Wainwright's version via youtube. He slowed it down a bit live. An example. I was supposed to go to a concert of his but plans fell through at the last minute. Even if all the stuff I like of his is covers, I still think he is just about the best thing going in popular music right now. He does an awesome version of "Across The Universe" as well.
Actually, when I was in middle school and beginning high school, one of the acts that people liked was Jeff Buckley (don't laugh, that dates me because he died when I was still in high school -- 1997). He did a great cover as well, not as good as Wainwright, imo, but still excellent. This is his 6+ minute version. This is a shortened version that they played at the End of season 1 of The OC. (Again, I'm in my 20's, don't laugh.)
All now on my ipod... thank you 15!
Political Science -- Randy Newman
van halen II
van halen women and children first
van halen diver down
van halen women and children first
van halen diver down
Watching, and listening to, Crossroads, Clapton's '07 benefit Guitar Festival, specifically Steve Winwood and Clapton playing "Dear Mr. Fantasy."
Al Green Greatest Hits
Love and Happiness
Love and Happiness
The Besnard Lakes are the Dark Horse.
Damn there's some good music coming out of this city these days.
Damn there's some good music coming out of this city these days.
The National - Boxer
Traffic, "Low Spark of High Heeled Boys."
I'm in the middle of Hidden Treasure RIGHT now....
Whoa.....
PH
I have long said you have a wonderful palate, and not just in wine. 
Now on to Bob Segar, Turn the Page.
In a different direction, Joe Satriani.......Surfing with the Alien.
PH
PH
Evanescence - Call Me When You're Sober
You Can Take Your Hat Off - Randy Newman
Prefer the Joe Cocker version but Randy wrote the song, as he has for many others who have made the song famous.
Prefer the Joe Cocker version but Randy wrote the song, as he has for many others who have made the song famous.
Interesting title...