Malkav Squonk wrote That is hectically good stuff. Must get some Scale the Summit Yes! This is a good idea ? They're really great, and the guitarists own some pretty bad ass guitars ?
bENDER Opeth have some wicked cool stuff, I love Mikael Åkerfeldt's death vocals. His guitar playing is not to bad either.... ??? Take a listen to Becoming The Archetype - Elegy, been listening to them a lot lately. =
Ray Otis Taylor - My World is Gone "We ask for nothing more and will accept nothing less than the U.S government keeping the promises it has made to Native Americans. John Echohawk, Exec Director, Native American Rights Fund A few years ago I read "The Lance and the Shield" - this album sort of takes me back to the book a bit. I kinda like Otis Taylor
Chabenda Parking off next to the pool at Doogle's Lodge, Blantyre, Malawi. Stevie Ray Vaughn blasting delightfully through their p/a!!
Squonk John Scofield - Uberjam Deux Interesting Rhythms and his playing is so against the grain, it's quite refreshing. Took me years to understand him. Every note is clear and thought out, but just not as I would think ? This could be progressive Jazz and some great Rhythm Guitar by Avi Bortnik. There are some great Grooves! =
Psean ThomasN wrote Rolling Stones- Tumbling Dice Nice ? I might just have to put Exile... on again :yup:
Squonk Another band I listened to quite a bit in the late 70's and early 80's was Japan The following song is from a 1979 album Quite Life which predates Duran Duran by a couple of years. See if you can spot the influence. =
chrisbark Chick Corea And Return To Forever - As Light As A Feather = I have to learn 500 miles high for the improv course I'm doing ... and I managed to find the whole album on the tube. Well worth checking out if you dig fusion.
Explorerlover Dire Straits mix, trying to get away from the normal "Sultans of Swing" stuff... Really digging "Down to the waterline" and "When it comes to you" . The "on every street album" has a few pleasant gems
