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

W waltMember
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Originally posted by Jazzman:
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Originally posted by brighthue:
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Originally posted by Jazzman:
"The Essential Mingus Big Band"

For any jazz fans out there, this disc is a must.


It's good to see another jazz fan on the board. "The three M's" - Miles, Mingus and Monk. Haven't explored Mingus -- yet.



Brighthue, Start with "Mingus Ah Um" and the from there Blues & Roots, The Clown or "Passion of a man box set. Then I would get the Mingus Big Band discs and see them live if you get the chance.
Don't forget the 4th M Hank Mobley Mobley's Blues is my theme song
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S sublimeMember
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Originally posted by Baird:
This cd is really growing on me. Do you know if their first cd is any good?

I was a huge Rancid fan back when Let's Go and And Out Come the Wolves were released.

The first Transplants CD is better than Haunted Cities in my opinion. But I just picked up Haunted Cities so I'm still getting a feel for it and like you it is growing on me. I've been listening to all of Tim Armstrong's bands for awhile, one of my favorite musicians for sure.
J jazzmanMember
Don't forget the 4th M Hank Mobley Mobley's Blues is my theme song[/QUOTE]

Walt, Good to see another Hank Mobley fan out there. You made me search through all my discs including the Mosaic Box set and I don't have Mobley's Blues. What disc is that on? I tend to favor Tenor Sax players and Mobley's high up there as one of my favorite, after Rollins and Coltrane.

Jeff
W waltMember
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Originally posted by Jazzman:
Don't forget the 4th M Hank Mobley Mobley's Blues is my theme song


Walt, Good to see another Hank Mobley fan out there. You made me search through all my discs including the Mosaic Box set and I don't have Mobley's Blues. What disc is that on? I tend to favor Tenor Sax players and Mobley's high up there as one of my favorite, after Rollins and Coltrane.

Jeff[/QUOTE]I think my dog ate that cd and I havn't been able to find it again, !@#$%.I finnally broke down and got the Madeleine Peyroux Careless Love cd with j'ai duex amours on it. She really doe's a great Billie Holiday impersanation and the accompaning intsruments sound terrific.
B bairdMember
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Originally posted by Gigond Ass:
Dio - Holy Diver


I haven't heard Holy Diver since my band played it almost 20 years ago. I can still remember the bass line. Cool

I still think the 2 Sabbath albums he sang on were some of their best work. Still love Children of the Sea. "In the misty morning....at the edge of time..." Classic. Who still writes cheezy lines like that these days?
G grunhauserMember
Air "How does it make you feel"

p.s. I ended up partying with Dio once back in the mid 90's. Short and puny, but what vocal cords. Too bad all his music sounds the same - I told him just that, so he knows. I think Ritchie Blackmore exploited Dio's talent best. My band played lots of Sabbath covers too, but no Dio material, Ozzy and Gillan only.
B bairdMember
Grun,

I don't think we will ever see another character like Dio in his heyday..... A 5 foot tall Italian guy, singing heavy metal in skin tight spandex, with a huge perm and the classic unbelievably hairy chest. He was a thing of beauty. Big Grin Sorry... IS a thing of beauty. I'm sure he's working in a Walmart somewhere. Wink

Tbird,

I stand corrected. Big Grin
T tbirdMember
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Originally posted by grunhauser:
Too bad all his music sounds the same - I told him just that, so he knows.


good job grun. he dramatically altered his sound after you told him that. Razz Big Grin

the million dollar question is if you ever covered any sabbath WITH gillan on vocals? "disturbing the priest" baby! Cool

baird, a walmart? i don't think so. "still touring"! he got craig goldy back on guitars and rudy sarzo on bass.... Smile
T tbirdMember
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Originally posted by grunhauser:
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Originally posted by TBird:

the million dollar question is if you ever covered any sabbath WITH gillan on vocals? "disturbing the priest" baby! Cool


Big Grin Ha-ha!! I was the frontman, dude! I needed oxygen pillow after covering Gillan's "trashed" and "hot line"


i am now in awe of you, grun! Smile those are two m-f'ers to pull off. my hats off.

now get to work on "disturbing the priest"!! Eek Smile
L luvbubbaMember
I have tried to stay away from this thread. I can not stand it any longer. So, now to show my age (at least I'm not bald, yet!)...

Little Feat, 'I've Been Down...', on http://www.radiomargaritaville.com (and now Sirius, also).

While I am a 'Parrot Head,' I couldn't listen to this all day, every day. But, I have to play something mellow for the customers in my store. The only problem is when they play songs like, 'Why Don't We Get Drunk and Screw.' Eek
T tanglenetMember
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Originally posted by Vinyrd Skynyrd:
I saw him backing up Steve Vai in April on what was reportedly the final show of his tour. That show was quite a wankfest, in the most positive sense of the word.


To wank, means to masturbate, usually a male, hence the term, wanker.

A wankfest (although not in my dictionary), is what I assume to be a festival where wankers wank.

How could this not be a positive experience?
B bairdMember
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Originally posted by grunhauser:
wow! I don't what happened, but WS was outta reach for a few hours. Confused

Anyway, here it is Baird. klikken


That's bloody terrible. How can that guy get a recording contract?

Although the worst singer EVER was that guy that sang "Up The Country". Canned Heat? I forget the name of the band. He is head and shoulders over any competition. Lemmy from Motorhead sings like an angel compared to that guy.
V vsMember
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Originally posted by Baird:

Although the worst singer EVER was that guy that sang "Up The Country". Canned Heat? I forget the name of the band. He is head and shoulders over any competition. Lemmy from Motorhead sings like an angel compared to that guy.


You're talking about the late Bob "the Bear" Hite. Yes, his voice was so ill-suited for singing the blues, it always made me wonder if Canned Heat was from some foreign country that had no connection to the blues. Liechtenstein, maybe.
G geotMember
Alan "Blind Owl" Wilson sang Going Up The Country, not Bob "the Bear" Hite. They're both gone now, but Bob outlasted Al. I just listened to Goin' Up The Country for the first time in several years last week, and I was so impressed as to what a great performance it was on so many levels.

Sorry to disagree, but that song is one of the better things that ever came out of that period, IMNSHO.

Just my 2 oz.,

geo
G gigondassMember
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Originally posted by D. Cody:
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Originally posted by Gigond Ass:
Try listening to some real music you pud. Cool


Try wiping the feces from around your mouth and gargling with Lysol Toilet Bowl Cleaner.
You seem to be rather obsessed with my feces Cody.

It doesn't surprise me. You have sh!t for brains and you listen to poser music. LOL.

Now go dust off your Helloween albums and continue to suck. Cool
I icemanMember
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Originally posted by steve8:
Springsteen - Devils and Dust

Hey Steve. Nice enough choice. I gotta say though, when you generally think of the Boss, none of D&D really fits the picture. LOL.

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Well I've got God on my side
And I'm just trying to survive
What if what you do to survive
Kills the things you love
Fear's a dangerous thing
It can turn your heart black you can trust
It'll take your God filled soul
Fill it with devils and dust

It'll take your God filled soul

Fill it with devils and dust
B bairdMember
System of a Down - "Violent Pornography" from Mezmerize.
I can't understand how these guys mix thrash metal, Armenian traditional hooks and finger snapping choruses into 3 minute catchy tunes. Confused Big Grin Crazy stuff but I love it.



Hey TBIRD - What was the name of the band that you said you absolutely loved at Otis' but couldn't remember the name?
T tbirdMember
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Originally posted by KillerB:
I was listening to a band called Mojo Rib earlier. New stuff, pretty good. There was this track called SUI-Sayanora - starts off like Fireball by Deep Purple but Ian Paice appears to be playing paint buckets, mind you my headphones are buggered.


paint buckets. hilarious! Razz

all fixed now, btw. or as fixed as it's gonna be.

now to record the next phase("payback for the mudshark". you gotta admit the brilliant title!)... Cool
T tbirdMember
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Originally posted by spo1977:
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Originally posted by TBird:
F5(dave ellefson) - a drug for all seasons


He left Megadeth. I lost interest in them a while ago but I heard their last cd had Chris Poland on guitar and it was supposed to be good.


i don't think he "left". i think mustaine didn't "invite" him back. this disc isn't bad, but it certainly isn't anything close to megadeth. 12 songs and comes in barely over 36 minutes. and they cover an edie brickell song... Eek
R redmeatMember
Easy to track what I listen to... I just look at my iTunes receipts or sort my purchased music by date added. I'm pretty eclectic and, lately, nostalgic. Believe it or not:

Rap
Kanye West
Fugees
Jay-Z

Big Band
Lotsa Sinatra (Luck be a Lady - Luvit)

Rock
White Stripes
Stone Roses
Happy Mondays
The Who
Mammas & the Pappas (YES THE EFFING M&Ps!)

R&B
Luthher Vandross

Jazz
Assorted Latin
Filling out my Miles collection
T tbirdMember
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Originally posted by TBird:
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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.
I isnaddMember
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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.
D dcodyMember
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Originally posted by isnadd:
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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.