I have totally enjoyed this thread.So many artists I never heard of.Very cool stuff.To add my 2 cents,anything by Porcupine Tree.
While I am at it,I would like to ask all who contributed to this great thread if they think it would be a good idea to create a music forum on this site.So much to write about.Anyone agree?
I have totally enjoyed this thread.So many artists I never heard of.Very cool stuff.To add my 2 cents,anything by Porcupine Tree.
While I am at it,I would like to ask all who contributed to this great thread if they think it would be a good idea to create a music forum on this site.So much to write about.Anyone agree?
You8 guys want it - we'll do it. So, y'all want it?
oh the assault on the ears i could recommend
p.s. just because its loud and aggressive doesn't mean it cant be deep and meaningful. which i think gets lost on the next gen. could be on mine too cause i think the current music is awful. but then again i think its because no one has anything worth while to say. probably the most worthwhile thing said in the 2000's has come from greenday and that leaves a bad taste in my mouth, considering through out the 90's they were such a "messing around" type band. but then again this is a post for that forum..
There he stands, draped in more equipment than a telephone lineman, trying to outwit an organism with a brain no bigger than a breadcrumb, and getting licked in the process. ~Paul O'Neil, 1965
another band i think some will enjoy and relatively unknown would be the John Butler Trio.good stuff some what of a jam band with some great musicians.
Don't see why not. If you search you will see we have done this kind of thread several times over the years, but mostly in the Scuppers and mostly during the winter time. I am all for it. We could trade, burn stuff for each other. We could have an artist for the week and then get everyones input on it. Everyone would get an opportunity to suggest an artist. God knows everyone here has got an opinion on most anything so I am sure it would not be boring
"A beach is a place where a man can feel he's the only soul in the world that's real"
Some for you guys... my background is mostly jam band-ish but I really listen to everything. I have 100's of hours of Phish and dead legs and can reccommend shows to DL (free and legal) to anyone who asks.
accoustic, laid back, chill singer songwriter stuff
M. Ward- Eerie, great accoustic stuff. Can't go wrong with any of his albums but "Transfiguration of Vincent" and "Transitor Radio" are my two favorites.
Sun Kil Moon- "Ghosts of the Great Highway" really awesome Cd
Some 70's fusion Jazz
Passport- Looking Thru - great upbeat, not too flightly jazz/rock
90's really fun funky Jazz
Karl Denson- Dance lesson #1
Phish related, but not Phish
Trey Anastasio (solo)- Self titled solo album- Rippin guitars, carribean beats, really, really upbeat rockin fun album.
Rock
The New My Morning Jacket album, and most of there other stuff is pretty rockin southern-esque style rock... although the new album is really awesome, it doens't sound much like there other stuff... very diverse...
In the truck usually I play whatever the eels want to hear. They almost always choose something weird by Frank Zappa, but what do you expect? they're freakin' eels in a bucket.
still by the firelight
and purple moonlight
I hear the rusted river's call
I second JOHNNY WINTER CAPTURED LIVE.this is real rock and roll.I'm not sure how obscure it is but the Stephen Stills Mannassas double album is very good.
Reverend Horton Heat, if anyone here has seen them live, you know its one of the most under-rated band around......if youre into rockabilly at all.
Also, Legendary Shack Shakers are a kick ass live band, backwoods bluesy trucker stomps, with a singer that plays a mean harp and performs like Iggy Pop's inbred cousin from Kentucky
Frasier: Niles, I’ve just had the most marvelous idea for a website! People will post their opinions, cheeky bon mots, and insights, and others will reply in kind!
Always a pleasure to kick back to Blind Faith,Derek and the Dominos,Vanilla Fudge and also a video which could have been a great group Buddy Guy,Stephen Stills and Eric Clapton.
Well, if we are digging through Youtube...
Just got into these guys recently...
Just ignore the crowd acting like douches..
Saw Son Seals in Providence w/ tautog01 when I was a bit younger than 21....
A less played Tull song (my favorite of theirs)
Besides, Nebed looked like Anderson before he cut his hair and beard...
and some G.C.;
just cause....
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Well, if we are digging through Youtube...
Just got into these guys recently...
Just ignore the crowd acting like douches..
Saw Son Seals in Providence w/ tautog01 when I was a bit younger than 21....
A less played Tull song (my favorite of theirs)
Besides, Nebed looked like Anderson before he cut his hair and beard...
and some G.C.;
just cause....
Rockhound, just went on Rapsody,checked out Dispatch.Great band,great music,can't wait to dig in deeper.Just one more reason this discussion deserves to be a forum.
Eric Clapton - Crossroads II - Live in the 70s - this four-disc compellation has some of the greatest live guitar work this guy has ever done ... I have definitely lost some hearing over that album, too loud but too emotional as well ... gets me so pumped up, the red bull can barely keep up with the music ... discs 1 and 2 are my favorites ... great, great guitar work ...
*Anything reggae
*Anything Allman Brothers
*Of course the Doors Peace Frog ...
*Santana - always enjoy Carlos Santana's guitar work ...
*yes Neil Young - cortez the Killer is also a great tune and listened to it today ...
the list goes on for ever, but those are what are in my car right now ... although sometimes I will have jimmy buffet in there too - from my south florida days ...walk down the docks in any marina and that is all you here playing from the boats ...
... never have the music when I am fishing ... don't want to cut myself off from hearing what's happening on or in the water ... need all my senses going especially when dopped up on Red Bull
"It was the blackest night! There was no moon in sight! (You know the stars ain't shinnin cause the sky's too tight) "
If you like that you have to be a fan of Roy Buchanan. As it was with way too many of the greats they fought many demons and died way before there times. M. Bloomfield heroin and Roy by suicide .
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"A beach is a place where a man can feel he's the only soul in the world that's real"
Procol Harum is one of the first vinyl I ever bought. I am a hugh Robin Trower fan. IMO one of the best, somewhat unknown, rock guitarists ever. I put him ahead of many of the more well know players of the time. Gary Brooker was also great on piano and had an excellent voice.They had some fairly popular comm. hits but I really liked the song Simple Sister, 1971, with Trower on guitar, his last album with them. A classic tune and guitar sound. Another great album they did was Exotic Birds and Fruit. I highly doubt it but if anyone has this in cd I would love a copy and be very indebted to you This song rocks,
In the first video Trower is not on it. This guy is Dave Ball who replaced him. Not too shabby but not Robin Trower though. Luv the SG.
The real McCoy,with Trower, is below it but no video just studio cut.
"A beach is a place where a man can feel he's the only soul in the world that's real"
Salty Dog is great. Gary Ball is on that live album I do believe. He is very good. What I am looking for specificly is 2 songs. The Idol and Strong as Samson. Limewire has come up empty.
"A beach is a place where a man can feel he's the only soul in the world that's real"
This song rocks,
I was a huge Procol Harum fan..... 
Hybrid Mode
