Always liked this one too.
If you called the house of P sometime during 1985 and we weren't there you'd hear about 10 seconds of Call it sleep starting about 2:22 on the answering machine
Always liked this one too.
If you called the house of P sometime during 1985 and we weren't there you'd hear about 10 seconds of Call it sleep starting about 2:22 on the answering machine
71st Birthday Party.
Drinking 3-2-1- margaritas and listening to Led Zep II on original vinyl.
Liquid Tension Experiment casually dropping Gershwin's Rhapsody In Blue into the middle of a long freeform live jam:
Supersuckers. The whole discography. That kinda day.
Lyle Lovett singing Guy Clark's first song.
Desperadoes Waiting for a Train
Wow. What a group of great 80's era country greats, and thanks to Letterman for bringing them together. This is a once in a lifetime performance. Great performers. Great song. Great performance.
Guy Clark, Jerry Jeff Walker, Steve Earle, et al.
Interesting to see them together. What stood out to me was was Richard Wright on keyboards. This was shortly before he passed.
Tool-Aenima in the car stereo.
A really funky, jazzy, awesome psybient mix with heavy aboriginal / worldbeat overtones. There is some really great stuff in this!
Never realized Edgar Wright directed a music video that was based on the early concepts for Baby Driver.
A great soundtrack album for a movie that doesn't exist.
The Sound Defects - Soundtrack To The Iron Horse:
Nina Simone https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pN22hco--TE
hard to forget - sam hunt
93EXCivic said:Never realized Edgar Wright directed a music video that was based on the early concepts for Baby Driver.
Then, back to a video from the movie, I guess.
I love this album so much. Darkwave from Holland. Damn it's so good.
In reply to Peabody :
That. Was. Awesome. Thanks!
AC/DC
Chris Joss - one of my favorite composer / musicians currently operating. He's been making awesome E36 M3 like this for more than 20 years.
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