what have you been putting in your earholes?
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Mackie said:New to me. Hustle (Dig). Cool stuff.....jdcamb said:G Love and Special Sauce's new one
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Huh what?
What new one? is there something out since the best of in 2002???????
Oh man, awesome live band, one of my all time favorites.DVNT said:
Last time we played with them was years ago in Philly. He came out in boots and a chamisole top - to pants. Really funny to watch people panic as a hairy guy stage dives on them, naked from the waist down.
hell yeah. you going to the show on saturday?Full Trucker said:
boulder theater
currently listening to Nas, Attica Blues, Herbaliser, and Alice in Chains
Their live act is what really made me like them. I had heard some of their stuff at freinds houses and ended up going to see them out of boredom. They were playing the Capitol Theater in Olympia but the show was on the stage, facing backstage. It was a super small venue and their whole set was so tight and powerful I became an instant fan.bomberz1qr20 said:
I had similar experience when, at one show I was trying to get them to play "wheelchair epidemic" and David Yow put me in a headlock and said "Fvck that. how about boiler maker? Is that OK with you?"DVNT said:
Classic story!brock said:
I can definately say it's one of the only bands I've seen live that I can still remember in detail what it felt like when they came out and played the first song.
They started off with Seasick at the Atlanta show! Still sends chills up my spine just thinking about the guitar starting it off.
Its not hard... you just gotta reach past all the crap that is on the radio.Westy said:
Soulive and galactic almost go hand in hand. Soulive is a little more "throwback" style though. I have their original album GET DOWN... that album is all about #7. If you like that kind of music get this album right here--------> John Scofield - Up All Night (this is the funkiest sh!t that Ive heard done by modern dudes except MMW, those mofo's are downright disgusting).
and if that makes your foot tap then the next step would ba back in time because its the only way you can get nastier funk... Miles Davis - Panthalassa (not many people have heard of it because its a Bill Laswell remix, but it is the baddest sh!t on earth). Also Herbie's Headhunters is pertty badass too, but everyone knows that one
since last week, marilyn manson. he used to distrub me but now i guess the image thign doesnt bother me anymore. and of course, 311. one of the best bands IMO.
BomberZ1QR20 is/was in Neurosis, I believe. He must too modest to mention it.DVNT said:
Oh, and I'm listening to the Von Bondies, Southern Culture on the Skids, Reverend Horton Heat, some Drive-By Truckers, and Refused (I love The Shape of Punk to Come sooooo much)
I got to see Soulive a little while ago and all I have to say is "whoa", probably the best live show I have ever seen. I will have to check out Scofield and Panthalassa. I have some other Miles stuff but he does not always do it for me.golgiaparatus said:Its not hard... you just gotta reach past all the crap that is on the radio.
Soulive and galactic almost go hand in hand. Soulive is a little more "throwback" style though. I have their original album GET DOWN... that album is all about #7. If you like that kind of music get this album right here--------> John Scofield - Up All Night (this is the funkiest sh!t that Ive heard done by modern dudes except MMW, those mofo's are downright disgusting).
and if that makes your foot tap then the next step would ba back in time because its the only way you can get nastier funk... Miles Davis - Panthalassa (not many people have heard of it because its a Bill Laswell remix, but it is the baddest sh!t on earth). Also Herbie's Headhunters is pertty badass too, but everyone knows that one
Actually one of the best ways I have to find new music is look at stuff I like at Amazon.com and then look at the "people who have bought XX also bought XYZ". Being into the music scene you probably don't have to stoop to such levels, but it recently introduced me to Stanton Moores "All Cooked Out" which I am really liking right now.
if you like stanton galactic etc. definately check out the duo - Marc Ruso and Joe Benevente they play NYC area alot and often guest with soul live, skerik and friends, critters buggin (Duo Buggin), Medeski etc. Basically two well respected jazz players who are still young and making a name for themselves.
Supersuckers are frickin great. I get Creepy Jackelope Eye stuck in my head for a couple days every time I hear it. :devil:Full Trucker said:
I'll probably be in Angel Fire for FINAL DESCENT III on Saturday, but I'm thinking of driving to Ft.Collins for the Big Show on Sunday night... what a weekend, eh? Ride/race DH Fri/Sat/Sun then see Supersuckers Sunday night are you KIDDING me?hev said:hell yeah. you going to the show on saturday?
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currently listening to Nas, Attica Blues, Herbaliser, and Alice in Chains
Last week I got to see Alice Cooper.
He's still the sh!t. So awesome. The stage show was not as elaborate as what I've seen on film from years ago, but it was still pretty cool. He of course had swords, a giant snake, and the "Cold Ethyl" doll which got flung around the stage.
This week it's still all I want to hear.
This week it's still all I want to hear.
The Duo are sick! Saw them twice as the "Trio" w/ Mike Gordon of the now departed Phish.hev said:
Yeah, Soulive is a quality band. I saw them in Austin a couple of years ago, they were good, not best show of all time good, but goodWesty said:
Some friends of mine are real good buds with them and have played with them several times they say they are super nice dudes.Stanton moore man, that guy IS the pocket, one of the most powerful if not THE most powerful funk drummers playing right now IMHO. Check out that Scofield CD, Up All Night. Everyone that I've played that for that likes things like Galactic thinks its the baddest stuff they have heard
I saw Alice Cooper in 1987, in the Houston Coliseum (now either a parking lot or a fufu ballet theatre, can't remember which). Great show, but he had way too much sound for the venue. That was a special kind of pain.ROCKLAND said:Last week I got to see Alice Cooper.He's still the sh!t. So awesome. The stage show was not as elaborate as what I've seen on film from years ago, but it was still pretty cool. He of course had swords, a giant snake, and the "Cold Ethyl" doll which got flung around the stage.
This week it's still all I want to hear.
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Yes, but haven't heard much since I moved from SA and don't get radio new braunfels. I dig Houston Marchman and Bruce Robison most of all the cats around. There are the most popular guys, and then there are these guys.
Jack Ingram too.
Yep that was cool, I have a recording of one of those shows. Mike changed the whole dynamic of the duo. Personally, and I love Mike Gordon, god knows, I hav e a Phish tatoo on my leg, but I like the Duo better as the Duo. If they were to have a bassist it would have to be someone like Reed Mathis or Chris Wood, or some legendary old school dude like Kai Eckhart... some one more rooted in jazz and less rooted in rock.McGRP01 said:
The Duo though...
Still, you no answer my question... do you like JFJO (Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey)?
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I don't ever hear them and don't think they are together, but really liked James Hyland band.
Lotta good stuff came out of that band. I have some friends turned clients that play with those guys on a regular basis.hev said:
What is country metal?BurlySurly said:
I didn't? Sorry. I've heard OF them, but have never actually heard anything by them. I have heard good things about them though. Especially in the past few months for some reason...golgiaparatus said:
Reason I ask is that they are real good friends of mine and they just put out a new badass studio album called Walking With Giants (through Hyena Records), all the artwork and layout is my workMcGRP01 said:
Yeah in the last year they have been blowin' up. They are regulars at Yoshi's now (no many people are) and all the jazz clubs are trying to get them in their clubs, AND they have a record deal with Hyena.
Haas, the keyboardist has a solo acoustic piano album coming out. It sounds so great, all the artwork will be by yours truly as well.
golgiaparatus said:
whats the story behind that avatar. it creeps me out.
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Jack Ingram was at the show where we saw Reckless Kelly, but his 1st 2 songs just about put me to sleep. Listened to a couple of his tracks on the way home and really liked them. . . I think I just wasn't in the mood for his stage show Saturday.loco-gringo said:
You're in Houston 10/9 right? The Conroe Catfish Festival is supposed to have Stoney LaRue and Jason Boland on Friday, Roger Creager on Saturday. I'd try to go at least one night, but my sister is in town for a rare night out so we'll be taking her wherever she wants to go.
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Fathead said:
Actually it will be later in the month. It is my anniversary that weekend so I am sure I'll be chilling with Julie at night, but we should hook up for a ride.
Very cool!golgiaparatus said:Reason I ask is that they are real good friends of mine and they just put out a new badass studio album called Walking With Giants (through Hyena Records), all the artwork and layout is my work
Yeah in the last year they have been blowin' up. They are regulars at Yoshi's now (no many people are) and all the jazz clubs are trying to get them in their clubs, AND they have a record deal with Hyena.
Haas, the keyboardist has a solo acoustic piano album coming out. It sounds so great, all the artwork will be by yours truly as well.
Got any of their stuff on disk? Wanna do a B&P for me?
I was searching Corbis for some stock images and I saw that... it creeped me out too... so I made its eyes move and it has replaced the joint monkey.laura said:
I'll do ya one better...McGRP01 said:Very cool!
GO HERE
He is an archive of several years of JFJO. The 03-04 stuff will be the best. Read the descriptions, I'm sure you can find special guests that you know.
Still, if you like this stuff get the album walking with giants, its really good, and it comes with a 40 min DVD performance filmed at yoshi's.
No, not too modest. I thought it was common RM knowledge.KonaJosh said:
I had to leave my desk for awhile. Ah the joys of the US passport office...I just spent an eternity there.
hey for those who said they like the Duo you should totally consider going to the telluride jazz fest. good music and sick riding. I got to meet all the artists and did a ton of riding. Heres a report I wrote up for a different forum I post in:
http://tetongravity.com/forums/showthread.php?t=14845
golgi - funny your remarks about gordon. apprantly he really likes playing with marco and joe and they have some future projects in the planning stages.
http://tetongravity.com/forums/showthread.php?t=14845
golgi - funny your remarks about gordon. apprantly he really likes playing with marco and joe and they have some future projects in the planning stages.