https://www.youtube.com/embed/GEgsQTKFMns?rel=0
I learned that one of my college acquaintances did a thing.
It's been a generally melancholy sort of week, so At The Bottom by Brand New seems somewhat appropriate.
ALDS game 1 indians and yankees
Patrick said:ALDS game 1 indians and yankees
GO TRIBE!!!!!! ...... astros n Rsox here in H'town .....Chief Wahoo rules!!!!!!
Bodies by drowning pool
If you've ever wondered what Jesse Lacey would sound like with trap beats, this is sort-of it. It samples Brand New's The No Seatbelt Song.
Jackyl...happened to have a flashback from 1998 when they set a World Record for 100 shows in 50 days. Saw them in the parking lot at Manifest Records in Columbia, SC. Their stage was a flatbed 18 wheeler...I think this video has the same setup, but it's not the show I saw...
https://www.youtube.com/embed/qCm6re-RTdc?list=RDEMHJ6kOl3a4-d6VS_NRFoYEg
Been a rough day. Sinuses are f'd up, back is killing me so I "Say Berk It..." listening to Buckcherry. Don't click if you are easily offended
https://www.youtube.com/embed/0D28i_Y40eo?list=RDENLvU12IiRM
Seasick Steve, Nathaniel Ratecliff and Todd Snider. Gotta love Pandora.
For the past four and a half hours, I've been listening to the live band that's been playing in my neighbor's back yard. It's great if you want to hear it, but not so great if you don't.
Gary said:
I do heart SRV!
Old skool eminem https://www.youtube.com/embed/t51MHUENlAQ
Daft Punk - Doin' it right
This song is blowing my mind right now...simplicity is the ultimate sophistication
david allan coe if that aint country
No doubt a bit depressing. But I've loved The Doors since the sixties.
Another Doors song:
One of my favorite Doors songs. They were great. How can anyone dispute their talent?
Another of my favorite performers from the late sixties / early seventies, Gram Parsons
He was one of the early creators of the country-rock genre. Unfortunately, Gram has been gone since 1973, and his music is somewhat obscure. For a while there was an annual celebration of his music in the California desert near Joshua Tree called Gram Fest.
(Remember The Flying Burrito Brothers? That was Gram Parsons).
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