Finally got my copy of XTC's Wasp Star (Apple Venus Volume 2) so we've been spinning that one on the hi-fi.
I think I’ve reached the end of the Internet.
Fear Innoculum by Tool.
Holy E36 M3.
DaewooOfDeath said:Fear Innoculum by Tool.
Holy E36 M3.
I need to get a hold of that.
Junkyard Pirate (by jamie mcfarlane)
In reply to Duke :
Yes.
The Tool sound is unique but consistent. And either you like it or you don’t. I like it but when I put a Tool CD in the shop player it can stay there for a month or more.
Peabody said:In reply to Duke :
Yes.
The Tool sound is unique but consistent. And either you like it or you don’t. I like it but when I put a Tool CD in the shop player it can stay there for a month or more.
Yes, I am a big Tool fan since Undertow. I can't claim to be OGT but I was introduced to them in the mid-'90s. I just haven't picked up Fear Innoculum yet.
It's Monday.
It's Tuesday.
Back on the wake me up music this morning.
Possibly the single best piece of music ever written, and a great performance:
Adunbeex live stream on Twitch.
There's something amusing about watching a bubbly Norwegian girl (although she's actually about 30) play death metal riffs with a huge grin.
Not to mention she can play circles around most... Definitely me.
These guys pull off more swagger than a bunch of scruffy Irish 20-somethings should be able to:
It takes some nads to cover Bo Diddley and both make it your own and acknowledge the master at the same time. The video is pretty awesome as well:
Seriously, these kids were under 20 and creating music this accomplished and confident:
One more. Listen to that bass work:
Some Zep. Shuffle is killing it today.
Digging through the Box O CD's in the shop.
Another Canadian band you've never heard of. An intersting mix of heavy, funk, and generally progressive music. From their debut album and there's not a bad song on it
One more from their second album. The 1-2 minute instrumental breaks in the middle of some of their songs make them so much more enjoyable
Guess I'm still feeling sludgy. Russian hard rock instrumentals:
pretty motivating and if you like country
No I In Beer - Brad Paisley
In reply to Duke :
That has a very similar sound to I mother earth
And now for something completely different
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