Music: What are you listening to today?
In the spirit of the books and movies threads, here's one to talk about what you're listening to lately and what you hav
You’d spend a long time trying to guess what Beatles tune David Lee Roth was covering in That Beatles Tune before listening to it.
It’s actually not bad aside from him.
Someone in the comments suggested either Can’t Buy Me Love or Ticket To Ride, the former might’ve been OK done Ice Cream Mannish. I think Fair Warning era VH could’ve done a great version of She Said, She Said, including the vocals.
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Most of the women I work with (early 20s) have terrible taste in music but this is great. Monster by Final Child. Could imagine it being used in a Michael Mann movie.
Courtesy of the You-Tube algorithm, pro-shot Claypool side project with Skerik (sax, etc.) and Mike Dillon (percussion) dialing in a number of Claypool staples.
This may have been a one-off performance.
h boy when seeing idaho in a post i immediately become more than skeptical of the man making it unless he has a license to tuber
and for those potatoes who may not be familar with built to spill, may i suggest you get going on the research of their discography post haste
h boy when seeing idaho in a post i immediately become more than skeptical of the man making it unless he has a license to tuber
and for those potatoes who may not be familar with built to spill, may i suggest you get going on the research of their discography post haste
This sounds familiar. Redeye!
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Songs I am most looking forward to seeing played at the Rose Bowl. Hype level is extremely high ATM
Songs I am most looking forward to seeing played at the Rose Bowl. Hype level is extremely high ATM
OMW. I love Mitch Mitchell. Few rock drummers from any era are willing to carry the melody line but not Mr. Mitchell.
I agree. He always went his own way, and always seemed to be a step ahead of the pack.
Killing Floor - Eric Clapton, Robery Cray, Hubert Sumlin & Jimmie Vaughan
Hubert Sumlin... wonderful.
Killing Floor - Eric Clapton, Robery Cray, Hubert Sumlin & Jimmie VaughanHubert Sumlin... wonderful.
Wow.
i find some of their arrangements astonishing, even though i have a prediction for brass band and occasionally my feeds are flooded with them
the decades of Blakey mentorship may likely be one of the more unrecognized influences in jazz history
In case you want to see the last ever performance of Black Sabbath.
Bill Ward
Geezer Butler
Tony Iommi
Ozzy Osbourne
One last time
