Rodney Crowell and Billy Gibbons (of ZZ Top)

Fred Eaglesmith
Wilder Than Her

"Shes a summer storm, Im a hurricane
One just blows through town, one blows the town away"

Just an amazing songwriter.

Beck cracks me up with his lyrics. But he's easy fun to listen to!










Mmmmmm... hot milk! Tweak my nipple!

This band is a little mesmerizing... their videos are quite evocative as well!













A couple in collaboration with Gorillaz...

New track from upcoming new album!





New Korn album that released last week.

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new Jack White in April
https://www.amazon.com/Fear-Dawn-Jack-Wh...C84&sr=8-2

The RHCP is April as well
https://www.amazon.com/Unlimited-Love-Re...C95&sr=8-2

New Scorpions at the end of the month
https://www.amazon.com/Rock-Believer-Del...sic&sr=1-1

New GNR ep out with the two new tracks plus two live ones. BS its available through the GNR store only
https://gnrmerch.com/products/hard-skool-cd

New Slash featuring Myles Kenedy and the Conspirators this week
https://www.amazon.com/4-feat-Myles-Kenn...C79&sr=1-1

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Been listening to:

Heavy dosage of Aerosmith

Pantera catalog

Metallica catalog

Biohazard catalog

RUN DMC catalog

Some Snoop, Dre, and DOC

Friday and Judgement Night soundtracks

Some Public Enemy....

Some Suicidal Tendencies catalog....

Some vintage Moody Blues... I know there's a bunch... not my fault, they got tons of great stuff so I had to leave some out since can only put 5 videos. Haha









So... Beatles-esque!

Frusciante makes the Peppers rock. Great hearing him back with them.

I bought Robin Trower's Victims of the Fury album back in '80. It's been a long time since I listened. Best listened to at night with headphones, and whatever else you need.








Of course the 1974 classic, Bridge of Sighs.



You really just need to listen to the entire album.
Link: Bridge of Sighs Full Album

(02-06-2022 09:16 PM)Coog Engineer Wrote:  Some vintage Moody Blues... I know there's a bunch... not my fault, they got tons of great stuff so I had to leave some out since can only put 5 videos. Haha

My parents used to play Moody Blues tapes/CD's non-stop in the car when I was a kid. I always loved how much production seemed to go into their songs... entire orchestras behind them sometimes, etc. Really good stuff.

My personal favorites:

#1 for me is "Question"




#2 is "Nights in White Satin"




#3 is "Isn't Life Strange"

(02-07-2022 11:06 AM)ECUGrad07 Wrote:  

(02-06-2022 09:16 PM)Coog Engineer Wrote:  Some vintage Moody Blues... I know there's a bunch... not my fault, they got tons of great stuff so I had to leave some out since can only put 5 videos. Haha

My parents used to play Moody Blues tapes/CD's non-stop in the car when I was a kid. I always loved how much production seemed to go into their songs... entire orchestras behind them sometimes, etc. Really good stuff.

Agreed, truly a "legends" band. A few others I think are great, and wanted to post before but was "limited".





Does anyone remember Timothy Leary?

(02-06-2022 11:46 PM)mikeinoki Wrote:  Frusciante makes the Peppers rock. Great hearing him back with them.

I didn't overly dislike the Navaro record but it didn't feel like a RHCP record. That said, I do think RHCP formula is Keidis' vocals and Flea's funky bass play...teh guitarist that can keep it funky and rocking on that side can be the icing on the cake.

Very much underrated band. I wish I'd gotten the chance to see one of their shows... I bet they were amazin!
These will take a while, so pour a beer (or bourbon) and strap on those headphones for best effect!

Before Freeze Frame and Centerfold became 80's pop hits, J Geils Band rocked the house!

Not a video-video --- just a pic and the music.

The Heavy
Short Change Hero

A really interesting 1-2 min intro that sounds like a Sergio Leone western movie score -- then kind of gets into a slow bluesy/rock thing.

(02-09-2022 10:28 PM)UCGrad1992 Wrote:  

I dig that 80s sound so much... my college years, awesome time in the UH dorms!

Along the same line as Thompson Twins, there was Howard Jones...

(02-10-2022 12:22 PM)THUNDERStruck73 Wrote:  The other thing to remember is regardless of who is leaving for where and when, THERE ARE STILL 14 TEAMS IN CUSA including Marshall, ODU, and USM and the AAC future members.

Sorry if some of you don’t like it, but that’s the way it is.

Artists: Run-D.M.C. vs Jason Nevins
Album: Run-D.M.C.
Jam: "It's Like That (And That's The Way It Is)"
1983 Profile Records/July 10, 1997 Smile Records/Sony Records




"It's Like That" was the debut single by American hip hop group Run-D.M.C., released in 1983 by Profile Records. The song was remixed by house DJ Jason Nevins in 1997. In the UK, the Nevins remix gained notoriety for breaking the Spice Girls' run of consecutive number-one hits on the UK Singles Chart, keeping their song "Stop" from claiming the top spot.