Sigur Ros - that's one trippy band there, le bastard tannique.
Hey, again an npp. I'm killing on the local scene, just can't seem to go international with it.
The American Masters Bob Dylan TV show on Public Television. Name of show: No Direction Home, name of currently playing song: Rip It Up by Gene Vincent.
Derek
Derek
quote:Originally posted by grunhauser:
Sigur Ros - that's one trippy band there, le bastard tannique.
It's true, I'm tripping as I type.
I've now moved on to The Most Serene Republic.
http://www.arts-crafts.ca/themostserenerepublic/index2.html
quote:Originally posted by steve8:quote:Originally posted by Gigond Ass:
Dead Boys-Night of the Living Dead Boys.
I Need Lunch. :-)
The Decemberists - Picaresque



Why not try out the all wine show - http://www.graperadio.com
Recent interviews include:
-In the Vineyard with Claude Blankiet
-The Business of Champagne with Bruno Paillard
-Wine and Dine with The Zagat Survey
Brian Clark
Recent interviews include:
-In the Vineyard with Claude Blankiet
-The Business of Champagne with Bruno Paillard
-Wine and Dine with The Zagat Survey
Brian Clark
Just finished listening to the post-game show for the first place NY Yankees
My ears are still ringing from the Rolling Stones show in Toronto tonight.
Good show.... nothing unexpected.....
Cool to see Mick run at least 10k on the massive stage at his age and still be able to sing.
Sound was good but not great. Keef's solos were hard to hear but dead on.
I hate to say it, but it was exactly as I expected (and I saw them 2 years ago and 10 years ago).
Good show.... nothing unexpected.....
Cool to see Mick run at least 10k on the massive stage at his age and still be able to sing.
Sound was good but not great. Keef's solos were hard to hear but dead on.
I hate to say it, but it was exactly as I expected (and I saw them 2 years ago and 10 years ago).
quote:Originally posted by spo1977:
"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'm pretty certain there were some three year olds at the gig I went to.
It's nineties week on my favorite radio station: they are playing 2Unlimited right now...it hurts! My ears! My ears! AAAAAAARGGGGHHH!!!....
Rossini: La Cenerentola (Cinderella) Opera
Ryuichi Sakamato - Das Neue Japanische Electronische Volkslied, among others.
あなたを音楽的な天才ありがとう。
あなたを音楽的な天才ありがとう。
quote:Originally posted by grunhauser:
Ryuichi Sakamato - Das Neue Japanische Electronische Volkslied, among others.
あなたを音楽的な天才ありがとう。
link?
quote:I'm pretty certain there were some three year olds at the gig I went to.

I guess I have no excuse then.
The Exploited - Let's Start a War
Vinyl Rules.
Vinyl Rules.
I remember the Exploited... Wan doo free fur da na na na na na na...
quote:Originally posted by Gigond Ass:
Let's Start a War
Was this a song by FEAR in the early 80's?
http://www.sing365.com/music/lyric.nsf/Let's-Have-A-War-lyrics-Fear/82A2F57189DA0E6248256D92000D368D
I still have their album somewhere...
Dead Can Dance- Toward The Within
Saw them last Sunday at the Hollywood Bowl. What a great venue. What a great show. Next weekend it's the Eagles at the Staples!
Saw them last Sunday at the Hollywood Bowl. What a great venue. What a great show. Next weekend it's the Eagles at the Staples!
cocteau twins - heaven or las vegas.
tindersticks
tindersticks
Psychotic Waltz- Into the Everflow
A San Diego band that never really made it.
A San Diego band that never really made it.

Airel
Daydream Nation
Richard Ashcroft
Delays
Skywave
The Great Depression
Call and Response
Verve
Daydream Nation
Richard Ashcroft
Delays
Skywave
The Great Depression
Call and Response
Verve
Paul McCartney. His concert in Toronto last night was simply spectacular.
Dropkick Murphy's - The Gang's All Here
- AD
- AD
Grace Jones, Island Life - because the "What's 007 Drinking thread" made me think of it. Also, some Hooverphonic, ELO, Chemical Brothers, A3, & Keane on the new Vandersteen 5A's. 

quote:Originally posted by just a skosh:
Grace Jones, Island Life

You know, skosh, Victor, should have been a jazz musician. He loves his music, he plays his music, somewhere..
Russian composer Modest Mussorgsky's "Night on a Bare Mountain" performed by German Progressive band Mekong Delta. They also do a killer cover of the Genesis classic "Dance on a Volcano".
Is this deja vu??? 

Motorhead-Bomber
Jurassic 5 from the CD Quality Control.
quote:Originally posted by spo1977:
Russian composer Modest Mussorgsky's "Night on a Bare Mountain" performed by German Progressive band Mekong Delta. They also do a killer cover of the Genesis classic "Dance on a Volcano".
Have you ever heard Kronos Quartet do Purple Haze by Hendrix?
switchfoot - nothing is sound
The Dead 60s - Self-titled
OK Go - Oh No
Sigur Ros - Takk...
Rolling Stones - Live in Brussels '73 Bootleg
Nada Surf - The Weight Is A Gift
OK Go - Oh No
Sigur Ros - Takk...
Rolling Stones - Live in Brussels '73 Bootleg
Nada Surf - The Weight Is A Gift
Laura Veirs- Carbon Glacier
Huge talent, beautiful song writer, drift in, drift out.
Huge talent, beautiful song writer, drift in, drift out.
my morning jacket - Z
quote:Originally posted by tanglenet:quote:Originally posted by spo1977:
Russian composer Modest Mussorgsky's "Night on a Bare Mountain" performed by German Progressive band Mekong Delta. They also do a killer cover of the Genesis classic "Dance on a Volcano".
Have you ever heard Kronos Quartet do Purple Haze by Hendrix?
No, do you reccomend it?
Yes. But it's on a CD that I didn't care for anything else on it, so I got rid of it. If you can get the song without paying for the entire CD I recommend it. The arrangement is an almost note for note rendition of the song. The violin is used instead of electric guitar and it's really really good performance. A fun listening oddity.
You're absolutely right, Grunhauser, and, the people dancing on the floor, dancing on the floor, were so high.quote:You know, skosh, Victor, should have been a jazz musician. He loves his music, he plays his music, somewhere..
Tonight a bit of Vangelis (Oceanic), Republica, and Sinead O'Connor (like Halle, she may be a bit wacky, but does have a good set of pipes).
After reviewing the entries in this thread I've come to conclusion - people like to listen to bad muzik very much.
Nicht ich.
Nicht ich.
Sufjan Stevens - Seven Swans
Right now I'm listening to a mix that includes:
Louis XIV
Sam Cooke
Jedi Mind Tricks
Franz Ferdinand (new one)
John Legend
Death From Above 1979
The Coup
Bessie Smith
Louis XIV
Sam Cooke
Jedi Mind Tricks
Franz Ferdinand (new one)
John Legend
Death From Above 1979
The Coup
Bessie Smith
Bessie Smith! Now there is a name I haven't heard in a while.
Back in my youth I was quite taken with Janis Joplin and she often cited Bessie Smith as one of her strong influences. One Christmas I got a double LP of Bessie's music. I no longer have the album, but the one song I recall had a chorus where she sang about: "Me and my gin." Now that was hurtin' music.
Back in my youth I was quite taken with Janis Joplin and she often cited Bessie Smith as one of her strong influences. One Christmas I got a double LP of Bessie's music. I no longer have the album, but the one song I recall had a chorus where she sang about: "Me and my gin." Now that was hurtin' music.
Hey kettle.............quote:Originally posted by grunhauser:
After reviewing the entries in this thread I've come to conclusion - people like to listen to bad muzik very much.
Nicht ich.
This damn thread is going to go on forever, isn't it?
quote:Originally posted by TBird:
my morning jacket - Z
Picked this up over the weekend. Loving it so far...
Ramblin' Jack Elliott. The Cd is "The Essential Ramblin' Jack Elliott."
Derek
Derek
My son playing piano.
quote:Originally posted by acaronianasa:
Ramblin' Jack Elliott. The Cd is "The Essential Ramblin' Jack Elliott." Derek
That is definitely a name from the past...
quote:Originally posted by Baird:
This damn thread is going to go on forever, isn't it?
Baird, You have been immortalized just like the guy who started "Ignore This Post".
quote:Baird, You have been immortalized just like the guy who started "Ignore This Post".
Hey, that's "Please Ignore This Post".
2000+ replies and almost 50,000 views - still the king. In fact, I think I will post there now that you reminded me.
Just finished listening to:
Claudia Acuna, "Rhythm of Life".
Now I have on:
Charles Lloyd, "Hyperion with Higgins".
Baird, thanks for starting this thread. It's the only subject on this board that I have any knowledge about. Someday I hope to be able to post a TN with some real understanding of what I'm drinking, other than "I really like it".
Jeff
Claudia Acuna, "Rhythm of Life".
Now I have on:
Charles Lloyd, "Hyperion with Higgins".
Baird, thanks for starting this thread. It's the only subject on this board that I have any knowledge about. Someday I hope to be able to post a TN with some real understanding of what I'm drinking, other than "I really like it".
Jeff
...the sound of the latest version of Age of Empires loading on to two PC's. Only video game I ever play.
quote:Originally posted by just a skosh:
...the sound of the latest version of Age of Empires loading on to two PC's. Only video game I ever play.
No Half Life 2

The Astros locker room celebration. Go Astros 

The 4th person in line to British throne gives us "Hung Up".
Goldfrapp meets Kylie at ABBA's place....
Goldfrapp meets Kylie at ABBA's place....
Tinnitus, from years of listening to loud music while jogging!
No can do. I'm one of those freaks that gets sick as a dog when I play "1st person shooter" games. Can't watch an iMax movie either without turning green. Annoying. Good news is I'm fine on boats, roller coasters, etc.quote:No Half Life 2!!!???
Thanks, I'd wanted to hear that track. Man, it's awful. Your title was spot on.quote:The 4th person in line to British throne gives us "Hung Up".
Goldfrapp meets Kylie at ABBA's place....
quote:Originally posted by just a skosh:No can do. I'm one of those freaks that gets sick as a dog when I play "1st person shooter" games. Can't watch an iMax movie either without turning green. Annoying. Good news is I'm fine on boats, roller coasters, etc.quote:No Half Life 2!!!???
So it is not an issue of motion, maybe it is the plotlines.
I've been told that it is a form of motion sickness. If I'm actually physically moving, I'm fine. Maybe I should try running in place while playing Half Life 2?quote:So it is not an issue of motion, maybe it is the plotlines.

The Eagles "Hell Freezes Over" in preparation for their show tonight at the Staples Center. I went 2 weeks ago and it was so good I bid on another ticket on eBay and won. $10!!!! It kind of makes up for the $193 I spent on the first ticket (face value), I guess.
Jethro Tull - Stand Up
JJ Cale: Special Edition
I was in a serious heavy metal mood on the way home from dinner tonight. In between the wife saying "turn that $hit down!", I enjoyed a mixed CD of:
Ozzy
Judas Priest
Motley Crue
Iron Maiden
I'll actually play Frank Sinatra and Count Basie tomorrow. My moods are all over the road. A true Gemini is I.
Ozzy
Judas Priest
Motley Crue
Iron Maiden
I'll actually play Frank Sinatra and Count Basie tomorrow. My moods are all over the road. A true Gemini is I.

quote:Originally posted by Hunter:
I was in a serious heavy metal mood on the way home from dinner tonight. In between the wife saying "turn that $hit down!", I enjoyed a mixed CD of:
Ozzy
Judas Priest
Motley Crue
Iron Maiden
hunter, 3 out of 4 ain't bad!




which maiden? my fave is "piece of mind".
which priest? my fave is "sin after sin".
which ozzy? "heaven and hell"?

which crue? ____________________


The Vikings getting their ass kicked by the Packers. I'm a Vikings fan.... 
Ok that was the first half. Nothing better than seeing the Vikings come back and win against the Packers. The Monday morning office water cooler talk will be all sooooo good.

Ok that was the first half. Nothing better than seeing the Vikings come back and win against the Packers. The Monday morning office water cooler talk will be all sooooo good.

quote:I was in a serious heavy metal mood on the way home from dinner tonight. In between the wife saying "turn that $hit down!", I enjoyed a mixed CD of:
Maybe you should have gone with Pat Boone's "In a Metal Mood" cd.
John Cale - Slow Dazzle (there's a great cover of Heartbreak Hotel on it)
The Kinks - Village Green Preservation Society
The Kinks at their artistic peak.
The Kinks - Village Green Preservation Society
The Kinks at their artistic peak.
Machine Head by Deep Purple
quote:Originally posted by Pauly:
Machine Head by Deep Purple
I think the best song on that cd is "Pictures of Home". In my opinion "In Rock" is an underrated cd. I think percentage wise it is better than Machine Head.
quote:hunter, 3 out of 4 ain't bad! motley crue, metal?
which maiden? my fave is "piece of mind".
which priest? my fave is "sin after sin".
which ozzy? "heaven and hell"?
which crue? ____________
T,
Not full albums. It was a mixed burn. Off the top of my head:
Ozzy: Flying high again, you can't kill rock n'roll
IM: Two Minutes to midnight, the trooper
JP: Heading out to the highway
Crue: Too young to fall in love.
I believe I woke up the neighbors and pulled into the driveway after that.

"I can see through mountains watch me disappear,
I can even touch the sky...."
quote:Originally posted by Hunter:quote:hunter, 3 out of 4 ain't bad! motley crue, metal?
which maiden? my fave is "piece of mind".
which priest? my fave is "sin after sin".
which ozzy? "heaven and hell"?
which crue? ____________
T,
Not full albums. It was a mixed burn. Off the top of my head:
Ozzy: Flying high again, you can't kill rock n'roll
IM: Two Minutes to midnight, the trooper
JP: Heading out to the highway
Crue: Too young to fall in love.
I believe I woke up the neighbors and pulled into the driveway after that.
"I can see through mountains watch me disappear,
I can even touch the sky...."


quote:Originally posted by spo1977:quote:Originally posted by Pauly:
Machine Head by Deep Purple
I think the best song on that cd is "Pictures of Home". In my opinion "In Rock" is an underrated cd. I think percentage wise it is better than Machine Head.
I like "when a blind man cries" best. I'm not sure if it was included in the original release of the album. I remember seeing Deep Purple being interviewed about Machine Head, and before it's release they thought "Smoke on the Water" was one of the weakest tracks on the album.
quote:hunter, 3 out of 4 ain't bad! motley crue, metal?
If you get past the glam and the B.S and just crank it, Motley Crue had some good stuff, and a fun listen.
When he wasn't playing with his "other drumstick", Tommy Lee could play big time drums.
quote:Originally posted by Hunter:quote:hunter, 3 out of 4 ain't bad! motley crue, metal?
If you get past the glam and the B.S and just crank it, Motley Crue had some good stuff, and a fun listen.
When he wasn't playing with his "other drumstick", Tommy Lee could play big time drums.
good and fun, yes. metal? no. i LOVE their first release, which was waaayyyy more "pop" than anything else they ever did.
and i agree, tommy was one of the better drummers out there for that era. he had personality.
quote:Originally posted by Hunter:
Ozzy: Flying high again, you can't kill rock n'roll
IM: Two Minutes to midnight, the trooper
JP: Heading out to the highway
Crue: Too young to fall in love.
I believe I woke up the neighbors and pulled into the driveway after that.
"I can see through mountains watch me disappear,
I can even touch the sky...."
Wow! Except for me not being a huge Crue fan, my picks would be a duplicate of yours.

I would likely add IM's Flight of Icarus to the list.
Free.....All Right Now......baby...its alright now......
Please don't ask me why!
Cheers,
Trey
Please don't ask me why!
Cheers,
Trey
quote:Originally posted by Hunter:
Ozzy: Flying high again, you can't kill rock n'roll
IM: Two Minutes to midnight, the trooper
JP: Heading out to the highway
Crue: Too young to fall in love.
I have been trying to ignore this but I must offer my opinion.
Ozzy- best performances Black Sabbath "Volume 4", "Sabbath Bloddy Sabbath" and the "self titled debut". He ruined "Never Say Die" and then took his ****ty vocals with him.
Iron Maiden- I prefer the Dianno era but I think Maiden was still great through Powerslave. Dianno was more rock, Dickinson was more operatic vocals and literate subject matter and the song structures became more epic. I respect both but Dianno was more fun.
Judas Priest- Heading out to the highway is a great rock song. The beginning of their decline though.
My favorite Crue song was Wildside, Kickstart my Heart was okay and I like Home Sweet Home only because they played that song twice at my junior high graduation, ah nostalgia.
quote:I like "when a blind man cries" best. I'm not sure if it was included in the original release of the album. I remember seeing Deep Purple being interviewed about Machine Head, and before it's release they thought "Smoke on the Water" was one of the weakest tracks on the album.
You must have the anniversary release because I am without that track. I guess Deeep Purple wanted "Never Before" to be their hit single, it's funny how things work out.
quote:Ozzy- best performances Black Sabbath "Volume 4", "Sabbath Bloddy Sabbath" and the "self titled debut". He ruined "Never Say Die" and then took his ****ty vocals with him.
This will be unpopular with Sabbath fans but, I think Ozzy's first two solo albums were better than anything he ever did with Black Sabbath AND to commit further Black Sabbath Blasphemy, I also think Sabbath was better with Ronnie James Dio as well - but it's a matter of taste and it is a different sound.
Mob Rules still sounds great today. I'm a big RJD fan though. I think he was/is the best hard rock vocalist ever.
quote:Originally posted by Hunter:
This will be unpopular with Sabbath fans but, I think Ozzy's first two solo albums were better than anything he ever did with Black Sabbath AND to commit further Black Sabbath Blasphemy, I also think Sabbath was better with Ronnie James Dio as well - but it's a matter of taste and it is a different sound.
Mob Rules still sounds great today. I'm a big RJD fan though. I think he was/is the best hard rock vocalist ever.
i agree 100000000% on everything stated above, with only a minor variation of, i think heaven and hell was a bit better than the mob rules. i also liked dehumanizer better than the mob rules. but i don't want it to sound like i dislike the mob rules. GREAT record!
warner bros is trying to put together a box set, sabbath, the RJD years, so they are probably gonna write a new song(or three) for it. woooohoooo!!!

quote:i agree 100000000% on everything stated above, with only a minor variation of, i think heaven and hell was a bit better than the mob rules. i also liked dehumanizer better than the mob rules. but i don't want it to sound like i dislike the mob rules. GREAT record!
Oh, those were all real good. I was just using MR's as an example. I was just thinking of DIO, and I thought of the song "Turn Up The Night".
That song has more jolt than a double espresso.

quote:This will be unpopular with Sabbath fans but, I think Ozzy's first two solo albums were better than anything he ever did with Black Sabbath AND to commit further Black Sabbath Blasphemy, I also think Sabbath was better with Ronnie James Dio as well - but it's a matter of taste and it is a different sound.
I think Black Sabbath in the 70's is a completly different entity than it was in the 80's, I do like both, however.
Ozzy's vocals completly changed. I think it was Never Say Die or maybe Technical Ecstasy where he opted for a more nasal/whiny delivery that I do not care for. I found his first two, or any of his solo albums for that matter to be dull. I can understand a different personal preference, I just can't condone it.

Cream from "Live at Albert Hall" (not The Garden).
They certainly haven't forgotten how to play.
Derek
They certainly haven't forgotten how to play.
Derek
Current favourites are:
Luiz Bonfa
Ray LaMontagne
Beck
Luiz Bonfa
Ray LaMontagne
Beck
elf - trying to burn the sun
elf - carolina county ball
dio - intermission
"Someone told me I would never be free
The way you are is way you'll always be
But it's all wrong"
elf - carolina county ball
dio - intermission
"Someone told me I would never be free
The way you are is way you'll always be
But it's all wrong"
quote:Originally posted by TBird:
elf - trying to burn the sun
elf - carolina county ball
dio - intermission
"Someone told me I would never be free
The way you are is way you'll always be
But it's all wrong"
TBird, Do you have any cds without Ronnie James Dio as the vocalist?

Tommy Bolin- Teaser
Mekong Delta- The Principle of Doubt
High Tide- High Tide
Billy Cobham- Spectrum
Mekong Delta- The Principle of Doubt
High Tide- High Tide
Billy Cobham- Spectrum
quote:Originally posted by spo1977:
TBird, Do you have any cds without Ronnie James Dio as the vocalist?![]()
i've heard tales of their existence.

the "elf" stuff is vinyl.

Earlier today, my 'Porgy & Bess' CD performed by The Glyndebourne Festival Opera. (1989)
I especially enjoy listening to it during the holiday season, although Gershwin is to be enjoyed at anytime.
I especially enjoy listening to it during the holiday season, although Gershwin is to be enjoyed at anytime.
Trent Renzor-NIN remix
Moses P.-Twilight Zone
Juno Reactor-Pistolero
Jene Loves Jezebel -Desire remix
Front 242 -Animal remix
White Zombie -Black Sunshine
Kraftwerk -Trans Europe Express oriental computer live
Moses P.-Twilight Zone
Juno Reactor-Pistolero
Jene Loves Jezebel -Desire remix
Front 242 -Animal remix
White Zombie -Black Sunshine
Kraftwerk -Trans Europe Express oriental computer live
Texas Vines,
Whoa, I was was expecting Perry Como from you.
Whoa, I was was expecting Perry Como from you.
Alpha Blondy -Interplanatery Revolution
Bob Marley and Funkstar Delux -The Sun Is Shining
Inner Circle -Bad Boys
Inner Circle -Girl I wanna Make You Sweat
Bob Marley -Im a Rainbow Too fatboy slim techno remix
DJ Tiesto -Urban Train
Daft Punk -Da Funk
Crystal Method and Chemical Brothers -Megamix
Bob Marley and Funkstar Delux -The Sun Is Shining
Inner Circle -Bad Boys
Inner Circle -Girl I wanna Make You Sweat
Bob Marley -Im a Rainbow Too fatboy slim techno remix
DJ Tiesto -Urban Train
Daft Punk -Da Funk
Crystal Method and Chemical Brothers -Megamix
Nunsexmonkrock - Nina Hagen
It's driving my wife nuts...
It's driving my wife nuts...
Led Zeppelin III
quote:Originally posted by TBird:quote:
they couldn't pry the donut out of his hands in time.![]()
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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.


Uncle Tupelo. I don't think they listen to this stuff in MA, but they sure as heck do in Texas and Kansas (Where I'm from)
Doors - LA Woman
The Cult -Edie Ciao Baby acoustic
Thrill Kill Cult -Sex on Wheels
INXS -Suicide Blonde 12 inch extended remix
Suicidal Tendancies -Institutionalized
The Vandals -I Want To Be A Cowboy
Thrill Kill Cult -Sex on Wheels
INXS -Suicide Blonde 12 inch extended remix
Suicidal Tendancies -Institutionalized
The Vandals -I Want To Be A Cowboy
The Makem and Clancy Collection - "The Band Played Waltzing Matilda", in honor for our upcoming Veterans Day.
motley crue....
girls, GIRLS, GIRLS!!!!!
Vrrrrrooooommmmmm!
I love it!
girls, GIRLS, GIRLS!!!!!
Vrrrrrooooommmmmm!
I love it!
Dead Boys- All This and More
X-Ray Spex - Cigarettes
Wednesday 13 - Planet of the Apes
Channel 3 - I've Got a Gun
Spent Idols - Pistols and Prozac
X-Ray Spex - Cigarettes
Wednesday 13 - Planet of the Apes
Channel 3 - I've Got a Gun
Spent Idols - Pistols and Prozac
pysco!!! what *IS* up, brother! 

the sound of the dishwasher running upstairs
Voivod- The Outer Limits
Voivod- Voivod
Voivod- Voivod
quote:Originally posted by TBird:
pysco!!! what *IS* up, brother!![]()
TBird! My favorite forumite, I'm gonna miss seeing you around here.
quote:Originally posted by pysco-rotie:quote:Originally posted by TBird:
pysco!!! what *IS* up, brother!![]()
TBird! My favorite forumite, I'm gonna miss seeing you around here.


thievery corportation
morcheeba
groove armada
my first electronica albums and they are great!
morcheeba
groove armada
my first electronica albums and they are great!
New Carlos Santana album: All That I Am
Like it a lot, after 1 listen. We'll see if it becomes tiresome soon.
Like it a lot, after 1 listen. We'll see if it becomes tiresome soon.
John Meyer; rotating all 3 albums on my changer....
good relaxing, reflective music
good relaxing, reflective music
The Call - Reconciled
Felix Da Housecat- Devin Dazzle and the Neon Fever
Joe Meek- The Alchemist of Pop
Holocaust- Spirits Fly
Joe Meek- The Alchemist of Pop
Holocaust- Spirits Fly
Jarabe de Palo La Flaca
Norah Jones Vs. Aerosmith Sweet Child O' Ravi
Tennesse Ernie Ford Sixteen Tons
The Dead She Said She Said
Sons of Champlin Hip Little Dreams
Set list for November
Norah Jones Vs. Aerosmith Sweet Child O' Ravi
Tennesse Ernie Ford Sixteen Tons
The Dead She Said She Said
Sons of Champlin Hip Little Dreams
Set list for November
Just got the Live Aid 1985 DVD
Highlight: Queen OMG (as great as I remember)
Watched sets of U2 and Bowie too. 10 hours more to go.
20 years ago. Damm, I feel old today
Highlight: Queen OMG (as great as I remember)
Watched sets of U2 and Bowie too. 10 hours more to go.

20 years ago. Damm, I feel old today

Band: Death Cab For Cutie
Album: Plans
Song: Soul Meets Body
Wine: 7 Deadly Zins - Michael David Vineyard

Album: Plans
Song: Soul Meets Body
Wine: 7 Deadly Zins - Michael David Vineyard

Peter Murphy- Deep
quote:Felix Da Housecat- Devin Dazzle and the Neon Fever
Joe Meek- The Alchemist of Pop
Holocaust- Spirits Fly
Peter Murphy- Deep
Spo, I'm still waiting to read one group that you listen to that I have heard of.

Or am I that out of touch?

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.
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.
quote:How about Thin Lizzy?
Didn't see you post that. OK, that's one.
I may not of posted it. I just wanted you to know I buy cds from the same planet as you. 
You have never heard of Tommy Bolin?

You have never heard of Tommy Bolin?
quote:You have never heard of Tommy Bolin?
No
I have heard of Marty Balin and Tommy Lee though.
Well Hunter,
I would reccomend him, but you probably should not take music reccomendations from a guy who marinates his ribeyes in orange juice.
I would reccomend him, but you probably should not take music reccomendations from a guy who marinates his ribeyes in orange juice.

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...
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...
quote: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.
i loved bolin's performance on deep purples' "come taste the band" recording. to this day, i still remember hearing his amazing solo in "gettin' tighter" on casey kasems american top 40 when i was maybe 10-11 years old. it rocked my world. espicially the (fading)outro solo.
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!
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!
Apologies to the Queen Mary - Wolf Parade
Chopin - Raindrops Prelude
Spanish Classical Romantic Guitar - Chopin Prelude
Chopin - Military Polonaise
Gazebo - I like Chopin (techno remix)
Beethoven - Flight Of The Bumblebee
Beethoven - Moonlight Sinata
Trans-Siberian Orchestra Metallica - Carol of the Bells
Spanish Classical Romantic Guitar - Chopin Prelude
Chopin - Military Polonaise
Gazebo - I like Chopin (techno remix)
Beethoven - Flight Of The Bumblebee
Beethoven - Moonlight Sinata
Trans-Siberian Orchestra Metallica - Carol of the Bells
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.
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.
Broken Social Scene - Broken Social Scene
Not as easy a listen as their previous album, You Forgot It In People, but it's growing on me.
Not as easy a listen as their previous album, You Forgot It In People, but it's growing on me.
quote:Originally posted by mitchie:
Not as easy a listen as their previous album, You Forgot It In People, but it's growing on me.
Sometimes those are the kind of cds that wind up being your favorites.
Vaughn Williams - Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis
Joni Mitchell - Blue
Kanye West ft Jamie Foxx - Gold Digger
Fall Out Boy - Sugar, We’re Goin’ Down
Kate Bush - Aerial
Joni Mitchell - Blue
Kanye West ft Jamie Foxx - Gold Digger
Fall Out Boy - Sugar, We’re Goin’ Down
Kate Bush - Aerial
Barenaked Ladies
quote:Originally posted by GreenDrazi:
Joni Mitchell - Blue
I can't get enough of this one. A 36 minute epic.
Porcella - The Deadly Snakes
Drazi, how is the new Kate Bush?
Drazi, how is the new Kate Bush?
The new System of a Down - Hypnotize.
Produced by Rick Rubin but a little heavier than the new Neil Diamond which he also produced!
Produced by Rick Rubin but a little heavier than the new Neil Diamond which he also produced!
steve8,
Not sure how to explain it, but as with all of her albums - I’m still getting used to it.
The K Bush “gestalt” hasn’t hit me yet.
Not sure how to explain it, but as with all of her albums - I’m still getting used to it.
The K Bush “gestalt” hasn’t hit me yet.
Twin Cinema, New Pornographers
Devils & Dust, Bruce Springsteen
Devils & Dust, Bruce Springsteen
The New Darkness CD - One Way Ticket to Hell
Not a bad cd. How can one not like the title track? Catchy and lots of cowbell. No need to ask for more cowbell here!
Not a bad cd. How can one not like the title track? Catchy and lots of cowbell. No need to ask for more cowbell here!

Kicking Television (Live) - Wilco
Coldplay - live...aaaaaaaaaaaaaahh!
Dean Martin...something I bought with a title about the Ratpack. The current song playing is "standing on the corner watching all the girls go by" if that's the real title of the song.
Rush- Moving Pictures
This might be my first npp or new page post. Not as valuable as one in "Please Ignore This Post" but still an npp for spo.
Marillion- Afraid of Sunlight
Best of The Johnson Mountain Boys. (That's Bluegrass)
Derek
Derek
Cindy Lauper "Girls just wanna have fun".
Cindy is cool.
Cindy is cool.

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.
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.
Cool. I feel like I should be smoking a cigar on a beach somewhere listening to this....where's my blonde when I need her?
Music from the soundtrack Cool World
quote:Originally posted by spo1977:
Rush- Moving Pictures
very nice

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
Genesis- Trick of the Tail
Favorite Tune= Dance on a Volcano
Favorite Tune= Dance on a Volcano
talking heads - "psycho killer" from stop making sense
Bjork - Öll Birtan from Medulla
quote: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.
Neil Young "Prairie Wind", Neil's comin' home. His best in a decade.
quote: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"
Johnny Cash - American Recordings I thru IV
quote:Originally posted by Duojet:quote: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.
Riverside- Second Life Syndrome
quote: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?

My Life in the Bush of Ghosts - Eno / Byrne
Buddy Lackey- The Strange Mind of Buddy Lackey
Sorry Baird, this thread will not die.
Sorry Baird, this thread will not die.

Joe Sample playing in the background for dinner tonight.
Charlie Brown X-mas CD 

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.
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.
quote: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.
The House of the Rising Sun - The Animals.
Passacaglia for Orchestra - Anton Webern (Boulez conducting)
Stormy Monday Blues - T-Bone Walker, B.B. King, Muddy Waters.
These Foolish Things - Bryan Ferry
Etta James. nice.
glen campbell - the legacy(box set)
How is it being on the East Coast TBird?
Are you going to miss California?
Are you going to miss California?
quote: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!


quote:Originally posted by TBird:
coming home from board-o's house last night was a 3 hour event, and only 28 miles away...