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Originally Posted by MemphisFred
That is too cool. I saw Grand Funk a couple of times back in the day at the Mid South Coliseum.
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Originally Posted by MemphisFred
That is too cool. I saw Grand Funk a couple of times back in the day at the Mid South Coliseum.
Jack Johnson all day today, good stuff
Ted Nugent Double Live Gonzo
Don & Mel are still touring as just Grand Funk...saw them in Sept 07 and then Mark in Apr 08...both playing at a bike rally :smiley36:Quote:
Originally Posted by cigarsarge
Ya know I've seen so many of the old groups playing at bike rallies...Foghat, Molly Hatchet, Grand Funk, Mark, Blue Oyster Cult, Styx just to name a few
Florence and the Machine-- Lungs
Kinky Friedman: Last of the Jewish Cowboys
Dire Straits ~ Making Movies
Really, there isn't a bad Dire Straits album IMFO:smiley36:
Miles Davis - Bitches Brew
John Coltrane - Blue Train
Two fantastic albums!Quote:
Originally Posted by mrtr33
-Buzz
Green Day ~ Kerplunk!
Christy Moore - Ride On
The sweetest baby scream you've ever heard. I can't get enough - I've listened to this for maybe 4-5 hours a day for the last 4 days.
Drive-by Truckers: The Big To-Do. Great new CD and looking forward to them hitting SLC next month!
A little Widespread Panic while at the office today...
I've got Live in the Classic City - Disc II in my truck for the past week or so. I haven't heard any of their new stuff - not since probably 2001's Don't Tell the Band. I saw them at the Greek Theater in Berkeley years ago, and it was probably the best concert I've ever been to.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daigz
I am curious if anyone like jazz trios. I would love to ask reccomendations. Trying to find stuff with piano, but no horns.
Jazz with no horns, huh? It probably exists, I just don't listen to much of it. Bill Evans comes to mind, but I can't recall if he usually plays with horns or not. If you don't mind a singer, I like Julie London a lot. For something a bit more contemporary, check out the Holly Cole Trio.Quote:
Originally Posted by ericbee
Talib Kweli- The Beautiful Struggle
You might try some Chick Corea Trio. I saw them last weekend and they were great. Just piano, bass, and drums. Also, the Matt Savage Trio, specifically their album Quantum Leap. Matt Savage is on piano, I believe he was 14 or 15 years old when they recorded it. Good stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by ericbee
Phish 99 concert tour - various dates
I'm a live music fiend and was hard core collector for a while. I have a few thousand hours at this point and just grab a different folder of disks every few weeks.
Been rocking Patterson Hood solo stuff and most of the Drive-by Truckers catalog non-stop today. Leaving here in a few minutes to watch the mighty Truckers rock Salt Lake City live.:smiley20::smiley20::smiley20:
Dave Matthews Band 97
Steppenwolf - Magic Carpet Ride
Los Camperos de Valles - El ave de mi Sonar - El Gusto
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VDege8R_Ew
For those who don't habla Espanol - the jist of the song is
the pain man feels from having his heart ripped out by a women.
Lawn mowers and chain saws. My neighbors are driving me nuts.
Doc.
Having just gotten into chainsaw carving, that sounds delightful. My wife, on the other hand, would agree with you and then some :smiley2:Quote:
Originally Posted by Devil Doc
Tod
One of the neighborhood cats in heat. :smiley7:
Holy Diver, DIO!
Lopaka
Kate Rusby - 10
Boot Liquor Radio on SomaFM
Love it every time I rediscover that station.
The Devil Makes Three...who needs a damn drummer!
Stevie Ray Vaughan - Texas flood
Eyedea and Abilities:smiley20:
Be Yourself - Audioslave
I am The Highway - Audioslave
Like A Stone - Audioslave
Show Me How To Live - Audioslave
Left Alone - Left Alone
The Killigans - Honor
Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show...Sloppy Seconds
Philip Glass Vol. #5: The Secret Agent.
Climax Blues Band, "Couldn't Get it Right".
Steve Earle- "The Revolution Starts Now"