corkybstewart said:I just listened to Time Was from the Wishbone Ash album Argus, probably my all time favorite album, followed by a Uriah Heep song from Demons and Wizards. It hit me that every thread I see about music here is from you youngsters with no appreciation of where your music came from. So who do you love that I've never heard of?
Whsoj said:+1 on the Avett brothers
Acoustic Syndicate
The Upton Brothers
Big Daddy Love
The Silent Comedy
The Heavy
JeffoC6 said:Lotus Plaza- Spooky Action at a Distance
Scatterbrain was on full repeat back in the day! The whole family sometimes cranks it up in the car now.
T is for my TIME in Jail
R Rot Gut
O Overdose
U an Ugly Lot
B forgot what that is for.. Oh yeah, BLACKOUT!
L Liver Damage
E is for ELEGANCE oh well at least I ain't got that!
Steve Vai turned me on to them by showing their Hey Dude! video.
My current favorite unknown band is Euforquestra, out of Iowa/Colorado. Saw them at two beer festivals in Northern Michigan and you can (probably) download their entire Soup album from their website. Jazz/Reggae/Cuban/awesome style of music.
Also discovered Ella Riot at a beer festival and even though they are now defunct, the lead singer, Michele, came in second place in the most recent The Voice competition!
Reckless Kelly
Cross Canadian Ragweed
Casey Donahew Band
I love Cross...not sure what in hell Cody is doing now but it quit being bad @ss Texas rock and roll! Carney Man just gets the party started!
I'll add Bleu Edmondson, Randy Rogers, Wade Bowen, Stoney LaRue, Kevin Fowler (Beer, Bait, and Ammo), and Jason Boland and The Stragglers to the list of great music that's obscure if you don't live in Texas! Everyone knows them boys from Oklahoma roll their joints all wrong...
I also love old punk and thrash. Suicidal has already been mentioned (You Can't Bring Me Down is still my F U anthem) and I'll add the Vandals (The Mullet Song and John Wayne Was a Nazi are personal favorites) and my all time favorite band, The Cramps! Lux Interior is Elvis on acid psychobilly at its finest. Bikini Girls with Machine Guns, Creature From the Black Leather Lagoon, I Wanna Get In Your Pants, Sheena's in a Goth Gang, Daisies Up Your Butterfly, All Women Are Bad, Human Fly...they all rock!
Concrete Blonde... the one with bloodletting... a black album cover with a red rose(?) on it....
Aslo... the Young Einstein movie sound track and hell, why not go deep... the Bill and Ted Excellent Movie soundtrack.
Concrete Blonde... the one with bloodletting... a black album cover with a red rose(?) on it....
Aslo... the Young Einstein movie sound track and hell, why not go deep... the Bill and Ted Excellent Movie soundtrack.
I used to listen to Uriah Heep back in the day! It's been about 35 years since I've even thought about them.
I'll have to pull out some of that music tonight because I do think it will bring back a ton of memories!
I don't really listen to anything "unknown" but I'm sort of stuck in 90s grunge and someone at NHC told me that I needed to listen to Porcupine Tree so I've been into them lately. Otherwise, I listen quite a bit to Mark Lanegan (from the Screaming Trees).
Other than Tom Waits (my all time favorite) and some Neil Young (Bob's favorite), I don't usually listen to much besides 90s grunge too often.
We have a lot in common.
I was coming here to list Alice, the greatest album ever written.
I love Cross...not sure what in hell Cody is doing now but it quit being bad @ss Texas rock and roll! Carney Man just gets the party started!
I'll add Bleu Edmondson, Randy Rogers, Wade Bowen, Stoney LaRue, Kevin Fowler (Beer, Bait, and Ammo), and Jason Boland and The Stragglers to the list of great music that's obscure if you don't live in Texas! Everyone knows them boys from Oklahoma roll their joints all wrong...
Concrete Blonde... the one with bloodletting... a black album cover with a red rose(?) on it....
Aslo... the Young Einstein movie sound track and hell, why not go deep... the Bill and Ted Excellent Movie soundtrack.
Ween - The Mollusk
Whsoj said:Reckless Kelly
Cross Canadian Ragweed
Casey Donahew Band
"There too damn skinny or way too long, but I aint no holy roller so I just use a bong"I love Cross...not sure what in hell Cody is doing now but it quit being bad @ss Texas rock and roll! Carney Man just gets the party started!
I'll add Bleu Edmondson, Randy Rogers, Wade Bowen, Stoney LaRue, Kevin Fowler (Beer, Bait, and Ammo), and Jason Boland and The Stragglers to the list of great music that's obscure if you don't live in Texas! Everyone knows them boys from Oklahoma roll their joints all wrong...
I also love old punk and thrash. Suicidal has already been mentioned (You Can't Bring Me Down is still my F U anthem) and I'll add the Vandals (The Mullet Song and John Wayne Was a Nazi are personal favorites) and my all time favorite band, The Cramps! Lux Interior is Elvis on acid psychobilly at its finest. Bikini Girls with Machine Guns, Creature From the Black Leather Lagoon, I Wanna Get In Your Pants, Sheena's in a Goth Gang, Daisies Up Your Butterfly, All Women Are Bad, Human Fly...they all rock!
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