Duke said:In reply to solfly :
I believe you clicked Image instead of Media Embed.
thanks
Duke said:In reply to solfly :
I believe you clicked Image instead of Media Embed.
thanks
The world's most prolific postrock jam band. They seem to crank one of these albums out every couple of months.
Stone Rebel - Flyin' Earth:
Eric Church - Mr Misunderstood
King Crimson-esque Swiss fusion prog, featuring experimental guitarist David Torn.
Sonar - Part 44:
More Sonar / David Torn - Tranceportation (Volume 1):
Last one for now, I promise.
Sonar / David Torn - Monolith (live):
The last few days I have broke out an old favorite, The Seeds
In reply to racerdave600 :
Have things been pushing too hard on you?
In reply to Duke :
Indeed they have!
Anthrax today
More instrumental postrock, maybe a little heavier and less minimalist than yesterday.
Beyond The Event Horizon - Leaving The Third Dimension:
I've been listening to this a lot lately.
Really good commuting or shop music
Some epic stuff here.
Volkor X - This Is Our Planet Now:
FZ and Steve Vai trade some licks.
I find it kind of funny how every guitar teacher ever says you need to keep your thumb straight and on the back of the neck, while pretty much every great guitar player wraps their thumb around to hit the low strings.
I saw them do that live, twice
In reply to Peabody :
Is that video showing up for you? It's not for me. The Facebook video embed function seems intermittent.
From the Tube of Youse. Lotsa FZ influence on this whole Flex Able album.
Steve Vai - The Attitude Song:
Some wonderful person has created a spotify Playlist that is the soundtrack from Letterkenny but they have removed all the techno stuff.
That show has a shockingly great soundtrack.
Simply titled "Letterkenny no skids"
In reply to Duke :
Yes, I'm seeing it.
I have 2 original vinyl copies of that Vai album. I don't know why because I generally don't believe in collecting.
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.
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