zasada
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Triquetra - Astroblues
Some rock from Polish lakeside.
Some rock from Polish lakeside.
What are you listening to (music!!!) right now? Embarrassing or not... share
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On a JJ Cale kick tonight.
An Ankoù
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Just working through the back catalogue of Apocalypse Orchestra at the behest of my nephew, The lad has excellent taste!
https://apocalypseorchestra.com/
https://apocalypseorchestra.com/
// fave riff of all damn time starts at 5:00
Top 3 sabbath vocalists:
- dio
- gillan
- ozzy
zasada
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Found 2 first Ayo albums on my way from work. So Joyfull & Gravity at last CD's starts to play.
bruce_the_loon
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Broken Peach - excellent yet possibly insane Spanish band
Buck Owens and His Buckaroos Live at Carnegie Hall while I was doing some dinner prep.
Love this. Seriously, she totally kills this.
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Love me some buck. I do remember watching him on hee haw, but these days he pops up all the time on Sirius.
she has a nice cover of purple rain too
That is impressive. She really nails Gilmore's annoying to play slow then fast bends--the strings want to do the exact opposite! As a guy that worked for years in a guitar factory, I'm equally impressed with her guitar's setup. Getting a Strat to stay in tune through that workout takes some skill.
While enjoying the "What are you drinking now?" thread, CDS posted a lovely picture of a beautiful APA that I spent a considerable amount of time admiring. His picture got my gears turning at high RPMs regarding non-existent holes in my brewing schedule. Whenever I start pondering dumb but beguiling ideas Joy Division's "Atrocity Exhibition" starts playing in my mind..."This is the way, step in side!"
I do my best to avoid listening to this record. I don't want to wear it out and wear it down by too many listens. I want it to remain as beautiful, impactful, and horrifying as it was the first time. I haven't listened to it in three years, tonight I gave it a listen because CDS posted a pretty picture in the "What are you drinking now?" thread.
It's a funny ol' world.
I do my best to avoid listening to this record. I don't want to wear it out and wear it down by too many listens. I want it to remain as beautiful, impactful, and horrifying as it was the first time. I haven't listened to it in three years, tonight I gave it a listen because CDS posted a pretty picture in the "What are you drinking now?" thread.
It's a funny ol' world.
Dancing in the streets; 10/10/76 Oakland CA. Also just finished a HB "Heritage IPA" after brewing day.
Seque into "Warf Rat". Same show. XM Grateful Dead channel, my go to for good listening.
I enjoy a good player, after listening to the first track of closer I went to find my favorite joy division song.
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I guess maybe your were into these guys or never heard of them. They go way back with me, this song somehow came into my mind like a long lost "plate of shrimp" out of nowhere today....anyway, I suspect I'll be digging out some old vinyl soon...this stuff is way back under the eaves, with my dead records, grateful that is,, and a lot of other tunes which have not aged as well...
Love this damned song...
Hopefully it is cool back in the eaves
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I "graduated" from camper to staffer at a horse riding camp in New Hampshire at the age of 14 and was actually allowed to drive the camp's semi horse trailer rig to competitions. The very first pre-dawn morning that I pulled out of the camp with a half dozen horses in the trailer, this song was playing on the cab's AM radio...
Cheers!
[edit] For context, I was already over 6 feet tall by then and had a vestigial mustache already
By the time I was sixteen I was my "gang's" go-to for alcohol buys...
Cheers!
[edit] For context, I was already over 6 feet tall by then and had a vestigial mustache already
By the time I was sixteen I was my "gang's" go-to for alcohol buys...
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Note that Buckingham and Nicks had a thing that ended badly and she let's him know it hadn't been forgotten.
Meanwhile Fleetwood loves drumming
Meanwhile Fleetwood loves drumming
Note that Buckingham and Nicks had a thing that ended badly and she let's him know it hadn't been forgotten.
Meanwhile Fleetwood loves drumming
I love how they really played into that. It really amped up (to me) a so-so song.
I "graduated" from camper to staffer at a horse riding camp in New Hampshire at the age of 14 and was actually allowed to drive the camp's semi horse trailer rig to competitions. The very first pre-dawn morning that I pulled out of the camp with a half dozen horses in the trailer, this song was playing on the cab's AM radio...
Cheers!
[edit] For context, I was already over 6 feet tall by then and had a vestigial mustache already
I appreciate those indelible memories, soundtrack intact. I have one of those myself, with the same song. I was brokeazz and living in a friends house with his parents, Doris and Jack. One night, it was just Doris and I, and she put the record on and Unchained Melody blew my mind. It was the 80's, I told her it blew my mind and we laid on the floor and talked about nothing. They are all dead now, but they will live on in my mind, she and I listening to this...
[edit] sorry, we were listening to unchained melody.
