What are you listening to right now...

Explorerlover · 2009-06-19T11:01:39+00:00

What tune in your playlist/radio are you listening to currently? I'm digging Danzig so far.

What are you listening to right now...

flatfourfan

lol. The edit on this video is actually pretty funny.

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I was watching the lost boys last night and it got me thinking about the original.

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RJN

Chevelle - Clones

Psean

Jack Flash Jr wrote:
Psean wrote: Jerry Cantrell - Boggy Depot - It's a lighter version of Alice In Chains really.
Ooh, I quite like this one.

Check out Wylde's Pride & Glory album for a similarish vibe (but better imho).

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This is cool ? Grabs me quicker than Boggy Depot, which has cool songs on it - I'm actually more likely to listen to the whole of Boggy than Dirt; it's not as hard hitting as AIC though. I quite like some of the songs of Cantrell's Degradation Trip too, particularly Anger Rising.

domhatch

flatfourfan wrote: lol. The edit on this video is actually pretty funny.

I was watching the lost boys last night and it got me thinking about the original.

the lost boys used to be one of my fave movies. still dig watching it - think it might be lying around here somewhere on dvd! the soundtrack is damn fine - or was, back in the day. but, i gotta say, watching that sax man do his thing around that fire always gave me more nightmares than any of the blood, guts, or gore in the film. what was the point of that? to get chicks to watch the film? let's face it - females who are gonna watch it are gonna watch it for kiefer sutherland and jason patric, no? not for some gyrating saxophonist...

so i did a little digging on the guy. he's pretty frikken talented. look him up: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Cappello: peter gabriel, tina turner, carly simon... you know, if you're interested.

but still, ew.
dh

flatfourfan

domhatch wrote:
the lost boys used to be one of my fave movies. still dig watching it - think it might be lying around here somewhere on dvd! the soundtrack is damn fine - or was, back in the day. but, i gotta say, watching that sax man do his thing around that fire always gave me more nightmares than any of the blood, guts, or gore in the film. what was the point of that? to get chicks to watch the film? let's face it - females who are gonna watch it are gonna watch it for kiefer sutherland and jason patric, no? not for some gyrating saxophonist...

so i did a little digging on the guy. he's pretty frikken talented. look him up: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Cappello: peter gabriel, tina turner, carly simon... you know, if you're interested.

but still, ew.
dh

I actually did a search on the guy as I thought that this beefcake has to be faking it. Only to google muscleman + saxaphone and it came up with this guy. I watched the Tina Turner vid this morning and at 4.00 he pretty much has musical foreplay with TT........there's no other word for it. He seriously looks like a chippendale type bloke.

I think he was in the movie to show some urban decay............

Correction, the soundtrack for The Lost Boys, is probably one of the BEST ones out there.

"Good Times" by INXS and Jimmy Barnes – 3:49
"Lost in the Shadows (The Lost Boys)" by Lou Gramm – 6:17
"Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me" by Roger Daltrey – 6:09 (Elton John/Bernie Taupin)
"Laying Down the Law" by INXS and Jimmy Barnes – 4:24
"People Are Strange" by Echo & the Bunnymen – 3:36 (The Doors)
"Cry Little Sister (Theme from The Lost Boys)" by Gerard McMann – 4:46
"Power Play" by Eddie & the Tide – 3:57
"I Still Believe" by Tim Cappello – 3:42 (The Call)
"Beauty Has Her Way" by Mummy Calls – 3:56
"To the Shock of Miss Louise" by Thomas Newman – 1:21

flatfourfan

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I'm just in that kinda mood right now.......

flatfourfan

For some or other reason, I wanna learn the Banjo...................and the Bagpipes......

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Jack-Flash-Jr

If you can play that banjos riff on the bagpipes... now that would be something I'd pay good money to see!

Bob-Dubery

A way to enrich your guitar vocabulary is to listen to other instruments and try to introduce licks and techniques from those into your guitar playing. Which may be easier said than done.

Martin Simpson and Jerry Douglas both have incorporated banjo right-hand rolls into their playing (especially Douglas who seems able to reel them off endlessly and with great speed and precision). (the routes are probably different here as Simpson is a very fine banjo player who would have had to master that technique, Douglas is a dobro specialist but still transferred a particular banjo technique to his bread and butter instrument)

Richard Thompson has loads of licks from piping in his playing - though unless you have some idea of piping you may not spot them. I recall that round about the time I discovered the Transatlantic Sessions series (loads of pipers in that) I saw Thompson play in Cumbria. Early on in his set he did and old Richard & Linda song "Down Where The Drunkards Roll" and his solo on that song was full of what I could now recognise as piping licks.

Davey Graham invented a whole new tuning (DADGAD) so that he could play pieces written for the North African oud on the guitar.

arjunmenon

Preston Reed's Tractor Pull

flatfourfan

Cause I'm in an awesome mood. Real song starts at about 2.30.........lol @ line dancing mosh pit and lets f-ing disco...........!!!!!!!!!!

You know that a gig is rocking when people carry cardboard sabres......

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IceCreamMan

flatfourfan wrote: Cause I'm in an awesome mood. Real song starts at about 2.30.........lol @ line dancing mosh pit and lets all disco...........!!!!!!!!!!

You know that a gig is rocking when people carry cardboard sabres......

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Hey i like this ....a lot

flatfourfan

please tell me that this is not the first time that you've heard it?

IceCreamMan

flatfourfan wrote: please tell me that this is not the first time that you've heard it?

ok, then i wont tell you its the first time i have ever heard it ...promise it will not happen

flatfourfan

Well that's my good deed for today. No saving kids from a burning house tonight.

But yeah..........they're pretty cool......I dig them. Loads going on in their music.

IceCreamMan

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ok , now i am a fan.... itunes is legendary ......new album loaded an ready 8)

Squonk

Skunk Anansie - Post Orgasmic Chill

Malkav

Been getting way back into fusion in a big way, jamming on Holdsworth's Heavy Machinery, Garsed & Helmerich's Exempt and Hiromi Uehara's Time Control ? With some Al Di Meola and E.S.T thrown in for good measure ?

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RJN

Chevelle - Jars

arjunmenon

Very nice Chad..thanks for that

I'n on a bit of Marco Sfogli trip at the mo