There's a version of 'Van Diemen's Land' I haven't heard before.
I'm listening to a Sword & Sorcery RPG Playlist.
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Oh what the hell, it's friday time for Watermelon in Easter Hay-Frank Zappa
Absolutely Beautiful
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The Saints ('73 - '78) - (I'm) Stranded
This is what I thought punk rock should sound like when I was small.
Lamb Of God - "Memento Mori"
The Wolfe Tones - "Broad Black Brimmer"
Against Me! - "One By One"
Alien Weaponry - "Kai Tangata"
Bridge Under Fire - "Previously On The West Wing"
Deviant Monday - "The Path Of Least Existence"
Fugazi - "Polish"
Feelds - "I Just Wasn't Made For These Times" (The Beach Boys cover)
Jawbreaker - "Unlisted Track"
Jawbreaker - "Bivouac"
Austin Lucas - "Rings"
Wild Bill Davison & The Jazz Giants - "I Surrender Dear" (jazz standard)
Third Eye Blind - "Motorcycle Drive By"
Big Star - "Thirteen"
Yes - "The Ancient / Giants Under The Sun"
Lamb Of God - "Memento Mori"
Lamb of God RULES!!!
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nic jones - the outlandish knight
A grand version, but not the tune my Dad used to sing, which I have not been able to find anywhere else.
The Electric Prunes - Holy Are You
I recall reading that the Prunes were pretty pissed off that they weren't allowed to play on their own records.
On the one hand, that's fair enough - I would be too, and if you listen to the live recordings from around the same time, they were fairly capable.
On the other hand, this sounds absolutely flippin' fantastic. David Axelrod knew exactly what he was about, and needed to be absolutely sure that those he was paying could deliver what he was after.
One of my all-time favorite bands just released a demos compilation:
The Saints ('73 - '78) - (I'm) Stranded
This is what I thought punk rock should sound like when I was small.
For me, The Ramones are what Punk should sound like
To be fair, the first uses of the term "punk rock" by musicians and critics were in reference to Ed Sanders (1970), The Guess Who (1971), and ? And The Mysterians (also 1971).
The Fugs knew what they were about.
In other news, new Sons of Kemet content, huzzah.
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Welcome to the Internet from the Bo Burnham INSIDE special on Netflix. The show has a half dozen or more songs that are PEAK Bo but since he released this one on his own channel for free I figured I'd link it and offer a glowing recommendation as I did in the TV subforum.
A Spotify playlist of traditional heavy metal from both then and now. The New Wave of Traditional Heavy Metal makes me happy.
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The Wolfe Tones - "The Foggy Dew" (traditional)
The Bouncing Souls - "Gone"
Rage Against The Machine - "Bullet In The Head"
Austin Lucas - "Life I've Got"
Caught Up In A Dream - "Mountains And Milestones"
Bridge Under Fire - "The Edited Version Of Casino Is Way More Offensive Than The Original"
Bridge Under Fire - "When Life Gives You Lemon Sharks"
Black Flag - "Nervous Breakdown"
Gin Blossoms - "Angels Tonight [Up And Crumbling version]"
Gin Blossoms - "Come On Hard"
The Guess Who - "Hand Me Down World"
Young Knives - "Sheep Tick"
Richard Thompson - "Beeswing"
Mastodon - "Tread Lightly"
Rush - "Limelight"
AC/DC - "It's A Long Way To The Top (If You Wanna Rock 'N' Roll) [Australian Bandstand version]"
AC/DC - "Thunderstruck"
System Of A Down - "Spiders"
Гражданская Оборона [Civil Defense] - "Город детства [Childhood City]"
Гражданская Оборона [Civil Defense] - "Все идет по плану [Everything is Going According to Plan]"
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In which a man in tan slacks shows you what might be done with the Vox V305 Continental organ
Best comment on video: "They call it a "portable orchestra" but I think the model number '305' is really that thing's weight in lbs."
In which a man in tan slacks shows you what might be done with the Vox V305 Continental organVery nice.
Best comment on video: "They call it a "portable orchestra" but I think the model number '305' is really that thing's weight in lbs."
Speaking of "Korobeiniki," my favorite cover version, courtesy of Ozma. And speaking of "Miserlou," my favorite cover version, courtesy of Agent Orange (all apologies to Dick Dale).
Also, was that a riff on Iron Butterfly's "My Mirage" I heard around 3:00?
*sees Thunderstruck* ah, aha, ahuh.
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The "Rocky Horror Picture Show" soundtrack LP. That's right, vinyl.
I really want to listen this one lately
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The "Rocky Horror Picture Show" soundtrack LP. That's right, vinyl.
I picked this up recently.
Man this takes me back to high school
The "Rocky Horror Picture Show" soundtrack LP. That's right, vinyl.I picked this up recently.
Man this takes me back to high school
Those are nice! I was a sophomore in high school and a senior when those came out. We had the first high school radio station in Arkansas. I was a DJ there my junior and senior years. I played the hell outta these records.
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