Offspring - All I Want
I recently got off a DnB kick, and found my 90s playlist, and Im ok with that 
In all fairness, I will be back to listening to Glitch Mob in a week or 2
In reply to AngryCorvair:
I just put that song on in the background on my computer.
That gave me goosebumps. The world lost one heckuva guitar player today...thats for sure.
Melvin Taylor and the Slack Band. "Born Under a Bad Sign" rocks.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vw9RW9XX-Lg
This has got to be one of the best compilations of 60's trash/psyche/garage
AngryCorvair wrote: in memory of Stevie Ray Vaughan who died on this day in 1990, i am getting absolutely nothing done right now because my earbuds are filling my brain with "Dirty Pool" from "Live at Carnegie Hall"
I love the part where he politely asks the audience to shut up while he's playing "Tin Pan Alley".
Currently listing to We're Only In It For The Money by Frank and the Mothers.
"The Gospel Truth" … a NPR show (WNCW.org …. for live streaming) … a 4 hr bluegrass gospel show
Lake Street Dive.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6KoMhxJL2I
Tool.
Jack Mosley from some place called Floridah...most of the youtube videos suck due to being recorded by rednecks in somebody's back yard.
I think Small Boats is the best CD, but Tourist Town Blues is a close second.
Oh, and not a canoe just a fan.
Shiny Happy Person - Denis Leary
^thanks for posting that, I will be ordering myself a copy this weekend.
after much searching and patient waiting I have just acquired the complete Consume recordings on CD - this disk will be in heavy rotation for the next few days.
Fytch, Captain Crunch, and Carmen Forbes - Raindrops
(back on a DNB/Dubstep kick)
Pandora does wonderful/terrible things to my MP3 collection...
now its Jorge Quintero - 300 Violin Orchestra
http://youtu.be/shDNaFhPiJY
effing great
I saw Blackberry Smoke live last Thursday and I've been listening to them quite a bit this week.
http://youtu.be/ZKCKERcqbF0
A whole bunch of Blues Saraceno. That man can play the guitar, even if he is not as famous as Steve Vai, Satch, or some of the other pyrotechnic wizards.
"Found" Soul Coughing the other day and have been listening for about a week. No idea how I missed them.
Now, my 12 y/o is playing power chords thru a "new" Line 6 DM-4. Making something up that sounds pretty gnarly.
VWguyBruce wrote: "Found" Soul Coughing the other day and have been listening for about a week. No idea how I missed them. Now, my 12 y/o is playing power chords thru a "new" Line 6 DM-4. Making something up that sounds pretty gnarly.
Three albums of pure incredible, then implosion. Each album is spectacular in its own way. Good to see they're still making new friends.
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