What are you listening to?
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Can't get enough of this band at the moment. I have to listen to other stuff just so I don't wear them out.
One of those songs you know two seconds into the beat dropping that it's a banger:
Latest Eminem single from his rumored last album. Video is must watch if you were a fan of his circa 2002.
Makes me want to throw on a pair of roller skates.
WildcatfaninOhio
All-American
Laptop speakers won't do this one justice. It has to thump.
WildcatfaninOhio
All-American
Been bingeing AC/DC for the last couple of days.
“Hey, Angus! Bet you can’t hit the exact note 100 times in thirty seconds and make it sound totally bad-ass.”
“Challenge accepted!”
*starts about the 2:50 mark
“Hey, Angus! Bet you can’t hit the exact note 100 times in thirty seconds and make it sound totally bad-ass.”
“Challenge accepted!”
*starts about the 2:50 mark
She just played here. As she came on stage, my wife suddenly remembered, "She's had a stroke." Both of us kind of gasped, but though she moved on stage very gingerly, when she sang, her voice was strong and clear. And she has a fantastic band.
For my money, there's no better songwriter around.
If word of from an obscure sports forum ever leaks back to her, tell her that her guitar tech was a little annoying. It was a small stage, and he was often moving around among the musicians during the songs.
Gives me chills, everytime I listen to it. The build is sublime. (This entire album is a gold mine)
This song is just perfect trance music:
With an album cover like this, how can you not click?
With an album cover like this, how can you not click?
Two (2) most excellent tunes ... !! Brilliant stuff !!
Gotta be one of the best, most important albums of the century.
Anyone else feel like they SHOULD like Joy Division but just can't get into it?
I am not a fan and I feel the same way about Bruce Springsteen and Avett Brothers. We simply cannot all like the same stuff. Baskin-Robbins has 31 flavors for good reason.
No shame in the music game. Like what you like. Joy Division has some good songs.
No clue if that YouTube link will do it justice (or your sound system), but the dynamic range on this album is incredible. Kind of tripped me out a little lol.
We lost a great one this morning. Former Texas gubernatorial candidate Kinky Friedman passed away this morning, age 79. For those familiar with Austin City Limits (1974-present), Kinky Friedman and the Jewboys hold the following distinction:
Friedman and his band taped an Austin City Limits show on November 11, 1975, which was never aired.[21] According to the show's executive producer, Terry Lickona, this is the first and only time in the show's long history that an episode went unaired. Lickona told the Austin Chronicle "I've seen it many times – it's a very popular party tape among friends. I think it was a great show, and it might be as offensive today as it was back then."[22]
** Warning -- NSFW **
RIP, Kinky.
Friedman and his band taped an Austin City Limits show on November 11, 1975, which was never aired.[21] According to the show's executive producer, Terry Lickona, this is the first and only time in the show's long history that an episode went unaired. Lickona told the Austin Chronicle "I've seen it many times – it's a very popular party tape among friends. I think it was a great show, and it might be as offensive today as it was back then."[22]
** Warning -- NSFW **
RIP, Kinky.
WildcatfaninOhio
All-American
Watching this guy break down why Never Going Back Again is one of the most difficult pieces to learn to play on guitar.
Now, I'm not a guitar player, never even tried, so even though I've heard this song a bunch (not a huge FM fan, but this album was ubiquitous when I was young) I had no frame of reference, as far as the difficulty of it. I DID know that Buckingham never took a guitar lesson in his life. He was completely self taught. Honestly, I probably assumed it was two people playing.
Anyway, it's an interesting video. It might be even more so if any of you all play.
Now, I'm not a guitar player, never even tried, so even though I've heard this song a bunch (not a huge FM fan, but this album was ubiquitous when I was young) I had no frame of reference, as far as the difficulty of it. I DID know that Buckingham never took a guitar lesson in his life. He was completely self taught. Honestly, I probably assumed it was two people playing.
Anyway, it's an interesting video. It might be even more so if any of you all play.
