charleshaupt
Paradise Lost--- Gothic .
Squonk
Rainbow - Rising
Ritchie has some interesting moments, enjoy his playing and orchestral stuff. Stargazer - good stuff
Ronnie James Dio had some serious lungs
Averatu
Naglfar: Teras,
Über excellently executed Swedish blackmetal.
ftcl
Averatu wrote
Naglfar: Teras,
Über excellently executed Swedish blackmetal.
+1
Currently listening to the new Nachtmystium.
Bob-Dubery
Today's commute listening is Led Zeppelin's Houses of the Holy. Musically I like this (especially the chordal/open tuning magic on "Rain Song") but I'm starting to have my doubts about the cod Tolkien lyrics, the half-baked embracing of mythology, the paint-by-numbers mysticism.
arjunmenon
Ella Fitzgerald & Cole Porter - Anything goes
Sharon Isbin's rendition of Arabian capricio
Squonk
Ray LaMontagne - Trouble
Squonk
Marillion - Script for a Jesters Tear
Genesis Clones but at least they were keeping the flag flying, unlike Phil and the boys
Dingwall
Squonk wrote
Ray LaMontagne - Trouble
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Squonk
Dingwall wrote
Squonk wrote
Ray LaMontagne - Trouble
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What do you think?
Not too sure yet, enjoying his songwriting more than his voice if that makes sense. Jolene is a good song
Psean
Alice in Chains: MTV Unplugged
ftcl
Minsk - The Ritual Fires of Abandonment
Hammeron
Lynyrd Skynyrd
flatfourfan
Thanks to my 5 year old..........fun - we are young.
I'm encouraging her to listen to anything and everything.
singemonkey
Woke up with Scar Tissue playing in my head. So although I normally don't listen to the RHCP no more (cos their ultra-compressed records give me a headache) I found myself putting on Californication first thing this morning.
Bob-Dubery
Well, I've recently had James Phillips's song "Shot Down In The Streets" following me around. Starting off with finding it covered on Gil Hockman's CD, and then most recently hearing it performed live as an unannounced climax of the Singer/Songwriter show at the Civic last week (the performers included Hockman, and Chris Letcher who did a thumping cover of the same song with Urban Creep). I knew James a bit, and always admired his song writing but thought I was in a club of not very many. So I'm quite pleased to suddenly find that song lurking around nearly every corner.
Anyhoo, this morning's commute listening was dominated by Hockman's acoustic punk (my description, not his) rendition of said song.
Keira-WitherKay
Dave Brubeck Quartet........ "Time out "
Bob-Dubery
I'm on a Watersons kick again. Last night watched the Waterson Family DVD. Yowzer! Spectacular singing, amazing harmonies.
Today it's Waterson-Carthy's Holy Heathens and the Old Green Man. Martin Carthy has an amazing tone, that guitar really rings. I think it's also to do with his note choices and that weird tuning he uses. Takes me back to the time I saw him in London. That ring in his playing was almost hypnotic, pulling me into the performance (Not literally. You know what I mean ?)
Malkav
The Faceless - Autotheism ?
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flatfourfan
First time that I've listened to something new which a guitar mag recommended. I saw them featured in an old issue of TotalGuitar.
All girl punk band.......
Hearts Under Fire - We've Come Too Far To Live In The Past
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