2112 is easily my fave Rush vinyl 33.33 of all time.....here's the ol' dude version....still iconic....

Well I spoke to the devil

I told him to go to HELL!

He said,

"Hey, boy I just come from there."

So I said

"Well, well, (well)

Artist: Specimen
Track: "Sharp Teeth"
1985 Trust Records

Modern Drummer Magazine has Peart rated 3rd all-time.

https://www.moderndrummer.com/article/ma...mers-time/

Rolling Stone Magazine has him rated 4th.

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music...-2-145194/

Probably safe to say he's at least a top five all-time, with his position varying depending upon what specific criteria are used. His creativity with sounds and his ability to write lyrics set him apart from the rest for me though.

Modern Drummer Magazine has Peart rated 3rd all-time.

https://www.moderndrummer.com/article/ma...mers-time/

Rolling Stone Magazine has him rated 4th.

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music...-2-145194/

Probably safe to say he's at least a top five all-time, with his position varying depending upon what specific criteria are used. His creativity with sounds and his ability to write lyrics set him apart from the rest for me though.

New Eminem album dropped on the 17th and man.... they should have never pissed him off.... cause Kamikaze felt like a warm up and this new one feels like he's really back on that ill tip. I've listed to most of it via youtube.... definitely a solid entry from him.

Artist: Roky Erickson & The Aliens
Album: The Evil One (Plus One)
Song: "I Walked With A Zombie"
1981 Restless Records

The 13th Floor Elevators were an American rock band from Austin, Texas, United States, formed by guitarist and vocalist Roky Erickson, electric jug player Tommy Hall, and guitarist Stacy Sutherland. The band was together from 1965 to 1969. Their contemporary influence has been acknowledged by 1960s musicians such as Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top, Peter Albin of Big Brother and the Holding Company, and Chris Gerniottis of Zakary Thaks.




Artist: R.E.M.
Album: Non Album Tracks (bootleg)
Song: "I Walked With A Zombie"
1990

You tell 'em Redman...

(01-18-2020 09:01 PM)stinkfist Wrote:  2112 is easily my fave Rush vinyl 33.33 of all time.....here's the ol' dude version....still iconic....

Yo Stink.

Two days ago my oldest son texted me and said “What are you doing tomorrow night?” I replied ‘no idea’. He never replied back. I figured he might want us to watch my two grandkids at his house and get them down to bed so he and his wife could go out for something.

We were watching my 8 month old grandson (who has a name that would have been a hella good Confederate General name) and I thought he’d let me know what was up when he got here to pick him up.

When he came in he walked over and handed me two tickets in a paper clip. I figured it was for some ballgame he’d won off the radio. He’s one of those folks....ha ha.

Nah. Frikkin’ TOOL tickets for Bridgestone Arena in Nashville. In a suite. The show was excellent as hell. What can I add about TOOL? I’ve never seen them before yet been a big fan forever.

As great as the music and show was the whole night was even better. Nashville is one hour at most unless you’re going during people going to work time. Spending an hour bs’ing with your firstborn - good. Enjoying the music and show from the comfort of a suite - great. Realizing you’ve raised a man that has flip-flopped your relationship to where he has more hookups than you - PRICELESS. Ha ha ha ha.

Dude....nobody has it better than me.

(01-30-2020 08:55 AM)dahbeed Wrote:  Two days ago my oldest son texted me and said “What are you doing tomorrow night?” I replied ‘no idea’. He never replied back. I figured he might want us to watch my two grandkids at his house and get them down to bed so he and his wife could go out for something.

We were watching my 8 month old grandson (who has a name that would have been a hella good Confederate General name) and I thought he’d let me know what was up when he got here to pick him up.

When he came in he walked over and handed me two tickets in a paper clip. I figured it was for some ballgame he’d won off the radio. He’s one of those folks....ha ha.

Nah. Frikkin’ TOOL tickets for Bridgestone Arena in Nashville. In a suite. The show was excellent as hell. What can I add about TOOL? I’ve never seen them before yet been a big fan forever.

As great as the music and show was the whole night was even better. Nashville is one hour at most unless you’re going during people going to work time. Spending an hour bs’ing with your firstborn - good. Enjoying the music and show from the comfort of a suite - great. Realizing you’ve raised a man that has flip-flopped your relationship to where he has more hookups than you - PRICELESS. Ha ha ha ha.

Dude....nobody has it better than me.

Good Dad. Pretty cool.

song's been in my head all day; maybe I'll get it out here:

Artist: Ozark Mountain Daredevils
Album: It'll Shine When It Shines
Song: "Jackie Blue"
February 1975 A&M Records

Artist: Bob Welch
Album: French Kiss
Song: "Ebony Eyes"
January 1978 Capitol Records

(01-30-2020 08:55 AM)dahbeed Wrote:  

(01-18-2020 09:01 PM)stinkfist Wrote:  2112 is easily my fave Rush vinyl 33.33 of all time.....here's the ol' dude version....still iconic....

Yo Stink.

Two days ago my oldest son texted me and said “What are you doing tomorrow night?” I replied ‘no idea’. He never replied back. I figured he might want us to watch my two grandkids at his house and get them down to bed so he and his wife could go out for something.

We were watching my 8 month old grandson (who has a name that would have been a hella good Confederate General name) and I thought he’d let me know what was up when he got here to pick him up.

When he came in he walked over and handed me two tickets in a paper clip. I figured it was for some ballgame he’d won off the radio. He’s one of those folks....ha ha.

Nah. Frikkin’ TOOL tickets for Bridgestone Arena in Nashville. In a suite. The show was excellent as hell. What can I add about TOOL? I’ve never seen them before yet been a big fan forever.

As great as the music and show was the whole night was even better. Nashville is one hour at most unless you’re going during people going to work time. Spending an hour bs’ing with your firstborn - good. Enjoying the music and show from the comfort of a suite - great. Realizing you’ve raised a man that has flip-flopped your relationship to where he has more hookups than you - PRICELESS. Ha ha ha ha.

Dude....nobody has it better than me.

well done pappy/poppy......I'm envious....

they played in Nola a few days ago....I'll upload st!nkf!ist when I get a chance (only one you could break out the phone).....I suck at these new fandango tele prompter thingys.....\

fwiw, my two faves from the latest....

Well I caught TOOL last week in Nashville and then swung all the way to this duo up on Western’s campus last night.

It took place at Van Meter Hall up on top of the hill. I’ve attended many shows there over the years. Saw KISS back around 75 and this was before they were famous. Saw Henry Gross and Barefoot Jerry way back in the day also.

I probably wouldn’t have attended this one but one of the performers was my daughter in law’s brother. They’re unique and put on a good show. I’m never not amazed at how great music sounds in a place that was built in 1911. It’s been renovated several times for infrastructure and comfort but the acoustics are always great. I watched a middle school chorus competition up there when my youngest son was involved and the sound was breathtaking.

Anyhoo, this duo are called the Swedish Jam Factory:





For those that have never heard of Henry Gross:





For those that have never heard of Barefoot Jerry:

Great Album; happened the same tyme as grunge exploded.

Artist: The House Of Love
Album: The House Of Love
Song: "Christine"
1990 Mercury Records




Artist: The House Of Love
Album: The House Of Love
Song: "Shine On"
1990 Mercury Records




Artist: The House Of Love
Album: The House Of Love
Song: "Love in a car"
1990 Mercury Records

Artists: Stevie Nicks, Bob Welch, Mick Fleetwood, Christine McVie
Album: Rumours
Song: "Gold Dust Woman"
1981 Live at The Roxy West Hollywood, California

Artist: Bomfunk MC's
Album: In Stereo
Jam: "Freestyler"
October 1999 Epidrome Records/Sony Records

Artist: Snap!
Album: The Madman's Return
Song: "Rhythm Is A Dancer"
March 24, 1992 Anzilotti & Munzing Records, Arista Records

All this coronavirus stuff gives people Fever...

Artists: Rita Moreno & Animal
Episode 105 the Muppet Show: Season One
Song: "Fever"
Composers: Eddie Cooley-John Davenport
September 20, 1976

"Listen, buddy. All I wanna tell you is that you shouldn't do that. It's not nice, you understand? Look at me when I'm talking to you. This is my number, and if you bother me any more I'm gonna hit you so hard, it's gonna leave you stupid. Cool it."

Artist: Ciʀcle JƎʀᴋs
Album: Golden Shower of Hits
Song: "Coup D'etat"
July 21, 1983 Allegiance Records, LAX Records