LPs, CDs, Concert DVDs...What you been listening to?
Recent spins :
Blackberry Smoke - Find A Light - LP
Jimi Hendrix - Both Sides of the Sky - LP
Led Zeppelin - How the West Was Won - Blu-Ray Audio
Jack White - Boarding House Reach - LP
Foo Fighters -Concrete & Gold - LP
Waylon Jennings - New Stuff - LP
Lindsey Buckingham & Christine McVie - LP
Fleetwood Mac - Rumours - LP
Clutch - Elephant Riders - CD
Rolling Stones - Metamorphosis - Hybrid SACD
Originally Posted by lewdog:
Nice place to see a concert or watch a football game.
Make the trip to MT my friend. You guys will love it.
My bro just bought a new house in Missoula in May. Our dad is driving up there this fall and I know they're planning to take in a Griz game. Doubtful I make it as we've nixed our travel budget for the year in prep of buying a new place of our own, but I'm shooting for 2019 for sure.
So The Heana Cat, the two women playing the guitar and bass in the video I posted about two pages back. I have never heard of them before so I did some research and found nothing in English. Just Japanese and strangely French. Anyway, listened to some of their stuff on youtube and its good. A bit poppy and keyboard driven perhaps for some but I bought some.
The Heana Cat - Various singles - Digital(only way it seems you can get it)
Also spinning this weekend as I strip the paint off the walls of a room I am repainting a non-Japanese group for once in this thread.
I've been trying to get my arms around Ween lately. So many different styles. It's pretty hit and miss for me. Anyway, I got stuck on their country song, Piss on a Rope and I've been listening to it over and over for the past hour or so. I'm a sucker for a fun, slightly raunchy song, I guess.
Originally Posted by BigRedChief:
Saw Greta Van Fleet on the Tonight show. Wow.
Stern has been pimping them for quite a while.
Glad people are still respecting Zep's sound, but for the best modern take on classic rock, I still gotta go AIRBOURNE [AC-DC meets Motley Crue, courtesy of Cobra Kai]
I'm not one for big festivals but I sprung for all 3 days of Riot Fest after it was discounted to $100 due to the Ticketfly hack. Anyway, I was more than happy to read their announcement yesterday:
The following artists will play these albums front to back September 14-16 in Chicago’s Douglas Park:
Bad Religion – Suffer (1988, 30th anniversary)
Cypress Hill – Black Sunday (1993, 25th anniversary)
Digable Planets – Reachin’ (A New Refutation of Time and Space) (1993, 25th anniversary)
Fear – The Record (1982)
Lagwagon – Let’s Talk About Feelings (1998, 20th anniversary)
Spitalfield – Remember Right Now (2003, 15th anniversary)
Suicidal Tendencies – Suicidal Tendencies (1983, 35th anniversary)
Got introduced to A3(Alabama 3) a few years ago,best known as the band who did The Sopranos opening song Woke Up This Morning.Anyhow doing a little shopping this morning and saw they had a 2016 release and have listened to this one three times already.
Originally Posted by Easy 6:
Thats a damn shame, because if those gals can deliver several dozen more scorchers like that in front of US audiences this summer... they're gonna blow the **** up
Hot Japanese girls + legit hard rock = total cash cow
You got your wish sort of. They are playing two dates in the States:
Nov 09th, Los Angels, Lodge Room
Nov 10th, San Francisco, The Chapel
Speaking of. I have been rocking the DVD that came with the Start Over single. Not even watching it but just listening. It is wonderful.