The new forum format won't let me create a link, so I apologize for the full URL. But I'm in classic rock heaven here. I've been listening to nothing but deep album cuts for over an hour and not a single tune found on "classic rock" radio (spits on the ground).
Fixed it for you, DMC.
Thanks, Sharoth!
Right now I'm listening to Grand Funk Railroad's "Shinin' On" album.
A collection of Lyle Lovett songs on Youtube.
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Queen.
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Outkast, Idlewild.
A few Djam Karet albums. Currently on A Night for Baku.
Mos Def (aka Ford Prefect).
Weedy Blue Cheer type heavy rock by Iowan Potato Herberts.
Running by Preston Reed.
Soldiers of the Mind by March Fourth Marching Band.
Jijy from Arona N'diaye on the Big Blue Ball album.
Lone Star by Stu Hamm.
And many, many more...
Heaven and Earth by King Crimson
...and the rest of Love You to Death, for that matter.
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It's been a Blackmore's Night kind of day.
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Saint Pepsi - Better.
Journey - "Infinity".
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So I wanted to learn Dylan's Shelter from the Storm on guitar recently. I fired up spotify and loaded it up to listen while I played. Then the following track was this oddity...
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Black Sabbath's "Live Evil" and "Heaven and Hell".
Peter Gabriel's : Sledgehammer.
Foghat "Foghat Live".
the Braves baseball game,
2 things beauty in a role.
Clutch. Book of Bad Decisions.
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Night Club - Candy Coated Suicide
On repeat for over 5 hours... I think I might be obsessed or something...
right now I'm listerning to Beatles - Let it Be
Humble Pie - "Rockin the Fillmore"
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Boston's debut LP from 1976.
Drake - In My Feelings
The Adventures of Philip Marlow on Spotify. Classic radio noir from the late '40s and early '50s.
For those of you who say that good music doesn't exist on modern pop/rock radio:
A Spotify playlist I put together called "Easy Listening". It's mostly heavy rock from the 70s.
Listening to the sound of the wind howling around the corners of my house. It's dropped from 70 degrees F this morning to 39 and the wind is blowing at a steady 15 mph with gusts to 25, making the wind chill factor fall into the 20s.
Within Temptation's new album, Resist. The first three tracks have a very different feel than the rest. Instrumentals are good all across. Raise the Banner is my favorite track so far.
I need to check it out.
Definitely check it out. I found that I liked Hydra, but Resist has IMO better instrumental performances than Hydra. Lyrics are more or less even. Hydra I think had better performers featured (hard for it to top Tarja on Paradise for me), and Sharon is great like always. I only wish it had a few more tracks to make Resist perfect.
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Artie Shaw and His Orchestra - "I Surrender Dear" (jazz standard)
Superdrag - "Sucked Out"
Superdrag - "Feeling Like I Do"
John Coltrane - "Giant Steps"
Against the Giants - "Can't Make It On My Own"
Jets To Brazil - "The Frequency"
Mastodon - "Tread Lightly"
Late Earth - "Walter"
The Chimeras - "Cathedral City"
Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, featuring Ray Eberle - "My Prayer" (pop standard)
Avoid One Thing - "Yakisoba"
The Wallflowers - "The Difference"
Gin Blossoms - "Day Job"
Steve Miller Band - "Jet Airliner"
Bridge Under Fire, featuring Megan Cullen and Dave Mallon - "No, I Don't Want To Hang Out With You, Now Bring Me To Taco Bell And Take Me Home"