I saw them live last week, and the energy was incredible. It's just a couple thousand people all authentically happy. The mood is positive, and the vibes are beyond reproach. If you're like me, you've gotta let go of your Daria-pilled gen-x cynicism, but once you do, it's two hours of happy.
Portugese instrumental doomish stuff with minor shredding:
Due to a post in the meme thread a few days back:
I fell asleep with the Vulgar display in my ears:
woke up at 2:47 and it was still blasting out the Abbott brothers carnal riffage.
This morning I got up half an hour before my alarm went off, feeling well rested, and got up to cook myself breakfast. This is a rare occurrence. Apparently, I should listen to more pantera.
Duke said:
That's really good. I sent it to PS2 and he sent this back. Which I am currently listening to..
Peabody said:Duke said:
That's really good. I sent it to PS2 and he sent this back. Which I am currently listening to..
The Sound Defects were one guy working out of his spare bedroom somewhere in Ohio. That album is good but his other one, Soundtrack To The Iron Horse, is even better. I don't think there is a live instrument on either album, but a lot of times you'd never know it.
Unfortunately for us, he decided to stick to his day job and spend more time with his family. I respect the decision but would have loved to hear more.
The Hu
Gary said:
I'm always interested in alternative versions of songs and that was pretty good.
And now I have to listen to the Roy Buchanan version. It's the perfect platform for his playing style
In reply to Gary :
If you like The Meters, try out some of the Speedometers stuff I posted earlier.
In reply to Duke :
Thanks, I will. Right now I'm on a roll with the Allen Toussaint channel on Pandora. That's where The Meters showed up.
High desert stoner rock... from Italy, of all places:
Jim Croce
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