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What are you listening to....... right now...........

B bairdMember
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Originally posted by TBird:
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Originally posted by Baird:
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Originally posted by TBird:
G3


What? Malmsteen wasn't available? Razz Big Grin


they couldn't pry the donut out of his hands in time. Razz Big Grin

Thant's funny. I saw the cocky ba$tard on the cover of a guitar mag lately and he did indeed look puffy. Maybe he will look like that Leslie West guy from Mountain one day. Razz Big Grin
S spoMember
Hunter,

How about Thin Lizzy? They had a big hit with The Boys Are Back in Town.

You are not too old or out of touch. I like weird music. Some call it "progressive" or "experimental". I like haveing cds that have not been played to death on the radio. I still listen to the radio to stay current and keep some neccesary classics (cds) lying around.
S spoMember
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Originally posted by tanglenet:
spo1977:

If you like Tommy Bolin, you may like a guitar solo he did with Billy Cobham on a song called Quadrant 4. High speed, frentic, flashy and wild...


I like your style Tanglenet,

I have the "Spectrum" cd which has Qudrant 4 and Tommy Bolin plays throughout the whole cd. I also like Alphonse Mouzon "Mind Transplant" with Bolin as well and I think the next cd I will buy is Mahavishnu Orchestra "Inner Mounting Flame". No Tommy Bolin but a great cd none the less.
T tanglenetMember
Wow. I forgot about the Inner Mounting Flame. I had it on cassette eons ago and burned the tape out from listening to it.

I bought the Bolin box set when it came out and was disappointed and turned around and sold it. I remember a song that he did on an LP which did not make it to the box set (which was one of the reasons I bought it the thing). It was a song titled "coke" or "peruvian flake" or something like that. It had some hot guitar, but I haven't heard it in years so my memory may have enhanced it.

By the way, I listened to Quadrant 4 before I went to work this am. It still held up!
B bairdMember
A little different for me, but I can't get enough of Neil Diamond's new disc "12 Songs".

Very mellow stuff. Very acoustic and incredibly produced by Rick Rubin.

Maybe that is why I like it so much... after all, Rubin has also recently produced System of a Down, Slipknot, Weezer, Nine Inch Nails, Audioslave, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Johnny Cash.
V vMember
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Originally posted by spo1977:
Rush- Moving Pictures


very nice Smile

Merle Haggard & George Jones - Yesterday's Wine

Merle Haggard, Buck Owens, and Dwight Yokam - Beer Can Hill

Tim McGraw - Indian outlaw

Montgomery Gentry - Speed

Merle Haggard - Rainbow Stew

Toby Keith - Should've Been A Cowboy

Dwight Yoakam - Fast As You

Hank Williams Jr. - Country Boys Can Survive
D dcodyMember
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Originally posted by James Suckling:
Red Red Wine UB 40......

Just what you need for inspiration to taste 2003 Bordeaux. It's on my i-Tunes right now playing during the tasting. Reggae is cool for tasting.


Yah mon, Reggae is the best . Ne'er heard o' Marley, mon? UB 40 be paleface pretenders next to Bob & the Wailers, but who am I to argue or to judge.
S spoMember
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Originally posted by spo1977:
Genesis- Trick of the Tail

Favorite Tune= Dance on a Volcano


I haven't heard "Trick of the Tail" in years.

My favorite song is "Entangled"


Hey Duojet,

Dust it off and let it play.I am still absorbing the cd but I like it. I bought it because one of my favorite bands, Mekong Delta do a cover of "Dance on a Volcano" on their "Kaliedescope" album. This is the kind of cd that takes a while to get to know.
D duojetMember
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Originally posted by spo1977:

Hey Duojet,

Dust it off and let it play.I am still absorbing the cd but I like it. I bought it because one of my favorite bands, Mekong Delta do a cover of "Dance on a Volcano" on their "Kaliedescope" album. This is the kind of cd that takes a while to get to know.


I just put "Trick of the Tail" on the turntable. It doesn't as good as I remember it.... I wonder if it's because I haven't found the bong yet? Wink
T tanglenetMember
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Originally posted by mitchie:
carriedca,

Is that the Vince Guaraldi Trio cd? If so you do understate it a bit by referring to it as the Charlie Brown Christmas CD. It's a great jazz Christmas cd, that I will even listen to out of season from time to time.


I use to listen to Vince Guaraldi play live. He use to play in a bar in Menlo Park (if my memory serves 1-2 nights a week) near Beltramo's and K&L Wines. He died in the motel next door to the bar of a heart attack.
T tbirdMember
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Originally posted by spo1977:
How is it being on the East Coast TBird?
Are you going to miss California?


thanks for asking, i am truly having a great time so far. i have been here for only 3 weeks, so it doesn't exactly feel like home yet(more like an extended vacation)..the people are FAR nicer than what i expected(dunno what i expected, but the people here are GREAT! Smile). getting around can be quite tiresome tho(coming home from board-o's house last night was a 3 hour event, and only 28 miles away... Eek).
H hunterMember
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I saw that guy on the O'Reilly Factor. Those two sure got into it.


I like O'Reilly, but he appeared dorky and out of touch talking with Howard Stern (especially obvious since they are almost the same age and grew up 5 miles from each other). Stern came off as pretty charming and a shrewd business man who knows exactly what he is doing.

I guess he does: $200 mil Eek
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