I was back at my parent's house earlier this week and I came across some of my Dad's cd's. I came across this one which was mine!!! My dad snagged one of my discs...that ratfuck!! He was one cool guy. :thumbup:
I was back at my parent's house earlier this week and I came across some of my Dad's cd's. I came across this one which was mine!!! My dad snagged one of my discs...that ratfuck!! He was one cool guy. :thumbup:
Ohhhh yeah- very cool! The Bear, The Owl, The Sunflower, The Mole, Fito and later, The Snake. Those guys were very cool!
Speaking of The Snake, I remember seeing Harvey Mandel early on in the Bay Area around 1970 and years later at the Cotati Cabaret in Cotati, CA around '89 or so. That guy was still smokin'!
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
I was back at my parent's house earlier this week and I came across some of my Dad's cd's. I came across this one which was mine!!! My dad snagged one of my discs...that ratfuck!! He was one cool guy. :thumbup:
Ohhhh yeah- very cool! The Bear, The Owl, The Sunflower, The Mole, Fito and later, The Snake. Those guys were very cool!
Speaking of The Snake, I remember seeing Harvey Mandel early on in the Bay Area around 1970 and years later at the Cotati Cabaret in Cotati, CA around '89 or so. That guy was still smokin'!
Very under rated band IMO. They could lay some grooves.
I LOVE rediscovering albums. Lately I've been listening to alot of stuff I havent in a while.
Animal Collective- Merriweather Post Pavilion, Strawberry Jam, Feels. The last two are just such happy and obscure albums, they just put you in a good mood. MWPP is just a trippy orgasm of sounds
MGMT- both of their albums. First one is typically amazing, 2nd one was surprisingly better after havent hearing it for a year.
Blind Melon- all 3 albums. Just great fucking chill rocking hippie music.
edit: oh and AiC-Dirt. Havent listened to that one in years. Made me remember why they used to be my favorite band. So dark and heavy. Laynes voice is so haunting.
I LOVE rediscovering albums. Lately I've been listening to alot of stuff I havent in a while.
Animal Collective- Merriweather Post Pavilion, Strawberry Jam, Feels. The last two are just such happy and obscure albums, they just put you in a good mood. MWPP is just a trippy orgasm of sounds
MGMT- both of their albums. First one is typically amazing, 2nd one was surprisingly better after havent hearing it for a year.
Blind Melon- all 3 albums. Just great fucking chill rocking hippie music.
edit: oh and AiC-Dirt. Havent listened to that one in years. Made me remember why they used to be my favorite band. So dark and heavy. Laynes voice is so haunting.
i like your style! I used to have most of these albums until two years ago. long story!
I can't believe that it has been so long to say that I'm "re-discovering" it... but Wincing the Night Away by The Shins is a fucking masterpiece. It takes me back to the time before I lost all of my albums, a time I hate to love and love to hate (cliche, I know).
Everything not forbidden is compulsory and eveything not compulsory is forbidden. You are free... free to do what the government says you can do.
Sticky Fingers... lately I am listening to this album non stop. Love it.
Had that on full blast yesterday on a rare alone in the house occasion, hadn't played it in years, an unbelievable album, it's probably my favourite Stones LP
Sticky Fingers... lately I am listening to this album non stop. Love it.
Had that on full blast yesterday on a rare alone in the house occasion, hadn't played it in years, an unbelievable album, it's probably my favourite Stones LP
Yeh pretty sure it's my fav Stones album also...every song on it is awesome.
Well after almost two years I found my beloved Notre Dame de Paris musical soundtrack and it made me crazy once again . It was nice to find it and listen... all good memories came back :roll:
Some may ask, "Why act now? Why not wait? - The answer is clear. The world could wait no longer
Pretty much every R.E.M. album. I really took it for granted when I saw them in 2008! I wasn't a big fan like I am now.
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I rediscover any one of a number of favorite R.E.M. albums on a fairly regular basis. But of course, eventually all listening to that band leads back to Murmur. What break through that one was!
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
Pretty much every R.E.M. album. I really took it for granted when I saw them in 2008! I wasn't a big fan like I am now.
:thumbup:
I rediscover any one of a number of favorite R.E.M. albums on a fairly regular basis. But of course, eventually all listening to that band leads back to Murmur. What break through that one was!
Oh yeah, it's great stuff.
I've listened to Automatic For The People several times a day for the past few weeks and I haven't gotten sick of it.
A couple of days ago I listened to it 7 times. No joke! :-P
The Wall- Pink Floyd
Hadn't listened to it in such a long time. Masterpiece
“ "Thank you Palestrina. It’s a wonderful evening, it’s great to be here and I wanna dedicate you a super sexy song." " (last words of Mark Sandman of Morphine)
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I recently listened to The Beatles while album from start to finish again. Reinstilled the notion that my parents didn't $%#@ up raising me on this band and classic rock starting at the age of seven. Thanks, Mom & Dad.
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I recently listened to The Beatles while album from start to finish again. Reinstilled the notion that my parents didn't $%#@ up raising me on this band and classic rock starting at the age of seven. Thanks, Mom & Dad.
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My latest:
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
I recently listened to The Beatles while album from start to finish again. Reinstilled the notion that my parents didn't $%#@ up raising me on this band and classic rock starting at the age of seven. Thanks, Mom & Dad.
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My latest:
Nice!
That never strays too far. When I need to mellow out nothing does me right like Coltrane. This album, and Kind of Blue (w/Miles Davis) are my two favorites.
'Lazy Bird' is fantastic - hear that tune all of the time by other artists.
This is a tough one, I love so much of the early 90's music that I listened to in high school.
I'd have to say one for sure would be Alice in Chains: Jar of Flies. From the first notes of the album, it's just great and lasts all the way through.
Also would say Stevie Ray Vaughan: The Sky is Crying. I wish I could have seen him play live just 1 time before he died. Probably my favorite guitarist of all time.
Oh, and also from the 90's the first Rage Against the Machine album. That one always get's me pumped up!
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I forgot this album and all these songs even existed somehow, even as a big LZ fan ... and I'm so glad I rediscovered it, because I'm way older now, and can appreciate it a lot more now than I did when I was younger, because back then I remember thinking it was just too different from their other stuff; I appreciate it because of that now (I always thought it was underrated though).
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFvQgG4Gx-g
Speaking of The Snake, I remember seeing Harvey Mandel early on in the Bay Area around 1970 and years later at the Cotati Cabaret in Cotati, CA around '89 or so. That guy was still smokin'!
:thumbup:
Very under rated band IMO. They could lay some grooves.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IsRUi51QWM4
Animal Collective- Merriweather Post Pavilion, Strawberry Jam, Feels. The last two are just such happy and obscure albums, they just put you in a good mood. MWPP is just a trippy orgasm of sounds
MGMT- both of their albums. First one is typically amazing, 2nd one was surprisingly better after havent hearing it for a year.
Blind Melon- all 3 albums. Just great fucking chill rocking hippie music.
edit: oh and AiC-Dirt. Havent listened to that one in years. Made me remember why they used to be my favorite band. So dark and heavy. Laynes voice is so haunting.
8/7/08, 6/9/09
i like your style! I used to have most of these albums until two years ago. long story!
I can't believe that it has been so long to say that I'm "re-discovering" it... but Wincing the Night Away by The Shins is a fucking masterpiece. It takes me back to the time before I lost all of my albums, a time I hate to love and love to hate (cliche, I know).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWLw7nozO_U
Had that on full blast yesterday on a rare alone in the house occasion, hadn't played it in years, an unbelievable album, it's probably my favourite Stones LP
Yeh pretty sure it's my fav Stones album also...every song on it is awesome.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odnKLx9RsQ4
I rediscover any one of a number of favorite R.E.M. albums on a fairly regular basis. But of course, eventually all listening to that band leads back to Murmur. What break through that one was!
Oh yeah, it's great stuff.
I've listened to Automatic For The People several times a day for the past few weeks and I haven't gotten sick of it.
A couple of days ago I listened to it 7 times. No joke! :-P
For all the pot & acid-heads out there, check this out:
Little Doll (Stooges cover): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lz4DtwX_sgg
Mary Anne: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDa15eyunxU
Rollercoaster: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gfyvKdE6oU
Hey Man: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVIl-rVz ... re=related
Hadn't listened to it in such a long time. Masterpiece
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PJ20 USA 2011 night 1
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Adelaide BIG DAY OUT 2014
This song and Richie...
or maybe that's not the name of it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTjsOzeIpc0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zh17D8AcpAk
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09/04/11 Alpine Valley, WI
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My latest:
Nice!
That never strays too far. When I need to mellow out nothing does me right like Coltrane. This album, and Kind of Blue (w/Miles Davis) are my two favorites.
'Lazy Bird' is fantastic - hear that tune all of the time by other artists.
I'd have to say one for sure would be Alice in Chains: Jar of Flies. From the first notes of the album, it's just great and lasts all the way through.
Also would say Stevie Ray Vaughan: The Sky is Crying. I wish I could have seen him play live just 1 time before he died. Probably my favorite guitarist of all time.
Oh, and also from the 90's the first Rage Against the Machine album. That one always get's me pumped up!
2000 - Noblesville
2010 - Noblesville
2011 - EV solo St Louis, PJ20 Alpine Valley
2012 - San Fran (Oracle)
2013 - Wrigley, Pittsburgh, Buffalo
2014 - Cincy, St Louis, Detroit
2016 - Lexington, Wrigley
2018 - Wrigley
2022 - Nashville, St Louis
2024 - Noblesville, Wrigley
I forgot this album and all these songs even existed somehow, even as a big LZ fan ... and I'm so glad I rediscovered it, because I'm way older now, and can appreciate it a lot more now than I did when I was younger, because back then I remember thinking it was just too different from their other stuff; I appreciate it because of that now (I always thought it was underrated though).