one for the prodigy fans out there.
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What are you listening to!?!
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Widespread Panic - "Light Fuse, Get Away"
Yor daddy don't know-The New Pornographers
iron and wine - the sea and the rhythm
Silcanturnitova- The Big Wu
The King! ELVIS
Iced Earth -"Glorious Burden"
I gotta b honest, I have been a huge fan of Priest since 1977, but I really enjoyed Tim Ripper Owens. It was nice to see him got to a group perfectly fitted for his vocal ability.
Besides them, I had a date with my Jackson DKMG Dinky (see for sale below) and ran some scales and did some Stevie Rayish grooves ..Getting ready for a blues/rock/progressive project. So after taking off from the guitar for about 3 months, I blew of the dust to start wood sheddin ..
So, thats what I listened to tonight.
I gotta b honest, I have been a huge fan of Priest since 1977, but I really enjoyed Tim Ripper Owens. It was nice to see him got to a group perfectly fitted for his vocal ability.
Besides them, I had a date with my Jackson DKMG Dinky (see for sale below) and ran some scales and did some Stevie Rayish grooves ..Getting ready for a blues/rock/progressive project. So after taking off from the guitar for about 3 months, I blew of the dust to start wood sheddin ..
So, thats what I listened to tonight.
I like the big wu.boostindoubles said:
Right now, Grateful Dead-Estimated Prophet
jeb4 said:
It can be tough. The only reason why I wouldn't have a problem with the Dinky is my Paul.
If I still have it posted, let me know. The in-ears are the same way......I'm in no hurry to sell it.....
Arch Enemy: Anthems of Rebellion.
the chameleons - all songs on random
This morning's classroom selections in honor of Halloween:
Toccata and Fuge in D Minor - JS Bach
Night on Bald Mountain - Mussorgsky
Danse Macabre - Saint-Saens
Flying Dutchman Overture - Wagner
March to the Scaffold from Symphonie Fantastique - Berlioz
Dance of the Goblins - Bazzini
Toccata and Fuge in D Minor - JS Bach
Night on Bald Mountain - Mussorgsky
Danse Macabre - Saint-Saens
Flying Dutchman Overture - Wagner
March to the Scaffold from Symphonie Fantastique - Berlioz
Dance of the Goblins - Bazzini
Sunn 0))) - Black One
Are you currently defecating yourself? :devil:narlus said:
well i just pooped before i put it in, so i'm safe for the time being.
now enjoying the lilting, uplifting sounds of "Cursed Realms (of the Winterdemons)"
now enjoying the lilting, uplifting sounds of "Cursed Realms (of the Winterdemons)"
other than the 5 voices in my head ????
The Kill Bill Soundtrack......
The Kill Bill Soundtrack......
The Arcade Fire - Funeral
narlus said:
Any good?? They just passed through, even playing dinky old Olympia... I didnt even know. read a review and it sounds like right up my alley....
im listening to new buckethead and friends CD... Talk about ADD music...
damn, 1 of from post #666.....
it's pretty dark, minor-key drone stuff. slow tempo.
I have been listening to a lot of Mars Volta and Citizen Cope
slow tempo like older sleep? I'll have to look into it. thanks.narlus said:
i saw them with boris last week. tectonic and visceral - a very cool experience. some of the heaviest music / noise i've heard.narlus said:
speaking of which, i saw the melvins with jello biafra last night - fantastic show. the melvins played a short set (including a couple cool tracks from their lustmord collaboration) before being fronted by jello. the playlist was a fine mix of classic dead kennnedys & stuff off of the newer collaborative albums. good times.
king buzzo in a camo dress:
cannibal ox atm, gg shietz
mixtape by DJ Indica Jones
cornershop is on right now. good stuff.
Looks like today is going to be a live album day:
Simple Minds - Live in the City of Light
Pink Floyd - Pulse
Bela Fleck - Live Art
Eric Clapton - Crossroads 2 Live in the 70's
At a loss as to what will follow
Mebe Frampton Comes Alive?
Monkeys,
Any suggestions for other live works?
Simple Minds - Live in the City of Light
Pink Floyd - Pulse
Bela Fleck - Live Art
Eric Clapton - Crossroads 2 Live in the 70's
At a loss as to what will follow
Mebe Frampton Comes Alive?
Monkeys,
Any suggestions for other live works?
Rory Gallagher Irish Tour '74Meat Foot said:
Hmmm, sounds intersting.PonySoldier said:
jedi mind tricks- animal rap
Uhn-tiss, Uhn-tiss, Uhn-tiss - The Bloodhound Gang
Ultimate techno
Ultimate techno
some of my favorite live recordsings:Meat Foot said:
blue oyster cult - on your feet or on your knees
guided by voices - crying your knife away
sun city girls - live from poon village
van morrison - it's too late to stop now
zz top - fandango!
ted nugent - double live gonzo
the outlaws - bring it back alive
savage republic - live in europe '87
allman brothers - live at the fillmore east
the who - live at leeds
i'm not including any live jazz records, as there are a lot of great ones.
Have that, good one.....in the loop now!narlus said:
Need this one! I love the bloody Who!narlus said:
Crap, forgot:
Monte Montgomery - Live at Caravan of Dreams
&
Dave Matthews Band - Listener Supported
Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds - Live at Luther College
Going to be a long day.
Monte Montgomery - Live at Caravan of Dreams
&
Dave Matthews Band - Listener Supported
Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds - Live at Luther College
Going to be a long day.