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Don’t get too many Rock tunes in A flat, nice!
What are you listening to right now?
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Don’t get too many Rock tunes in A flat, nice!
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The great Filthy Phil Campbell, back in the saddle. New solo stuff. Makes me wanna hop in the truck, roll the windows down, and crank it! Hope the whole CD sounds like this.
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Holy mother of volume control! Old Walter has got the goods...woah!
Yeah baby!
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Good to see these guys are still releasing cl-ass songs!
bodia
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I watched this the other day! Laughed my a$$ off.
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Fresh new Magpie Salute
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One for Scott
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One for Scott
Hillbillies?
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Maybe!
Herr Squid
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Not as humorous as maybe the stuff above, but I've been loving the crap out of Voivod's "new" album "The Wake." OK, it's a year old, sometimes I'm slow on the uptake and still slower about getting around to posting stuff.
These guys rocked my world with the weird sci-fi dissonant thrashy almost-jazz Nothingface and Outer Limits albums 30 (eep!) years ago and they struggled in the interim. Their guiding light guitarist died 10-odd years ago, they shuttled through various and sundry bass players (including Jason Newsted when he left Metallica) and it looked like they were done. But their Target Earth album from a few years back was surprisingly good (they found a brilliant new guitarist), and then with this latest release, everything just clicked. I think it's a masterpiece. Here's a couple of good cuts (though my favorite is the 12-ish minute "Sonic Mycelium," for which I think there's no video).
These guys rocked my world with the weird sci-fi dissonant thrashy almost-jazz Nothingface and Outer Limits albums 30 (eep!) years ago and they struggled in the interim. Their guiding light guitarist died 10-odd years ago, they shuttled through various and sundry bass players (including Jason Newsted when he left Metallica) and it looked like they were done. But their Target Earth album from a few years back was surprisingly good (they found a brilliant new guitarist), and then with this latest release, everything just clicked. I think it's a masterpiece. Here's a couple of good cuts (though my favorite is the 12-ish minute "Sonic Mycelium," for which I think there's no video).
Tim Meyers
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I've been into Bones UK since Jeff Beck's Loud Hailer.
And now for something completely different...
Most of you guys probably know by now how much I detest about 98% of the "newer country" music ...ladies and gents...I give you the other 2%
I think the second one might be like 4 BPM...but his vocals are beyond amazing...and his tone is the absolute sh!t!!!
Most of you guys probably know by now how much I detest about 98% of the "newer country" music ...ladies and gents...I give you the other 2%
I think the second one might be like 4 BPM...but his vocals are beyond amazing...and his tone is the absolute sh!t!!!
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alantig
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And in just a few hours, I'll be seeing them for the first time in 30+ years.
This after Jill Sobule Wednesday, and the Doobie Brothers last night. I swear, I don't remember ever doing three shows in four nights before, and this is the third time in six or seven weeks.
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And in just a few hours, I'll be seeing them for the first time in 30+ years.
This after Jill Sobule Wednesday, and the Doobie Brothers last night. I swear, I don't remember ever doing three shows in four nights before, and this is the third time in six or seven weeks.
30+'years!?!?!?!?!?!
Review please. I'll be seeing them next Thursday for the 16th time! Killer Setlist, for sure!
And in just a few hours, I'll be seeing them for the first time in 30+ years.
This after Jill Sobule Wednesday, and the Doobie Brothers last night. I swear, I don't remember ever doing three shows in four nights before, and this is the third time in six or seven weeks.
Saaaaawwweet! Be sure to do your neck stretches, before head banging...safety first bro!
veinbuster
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David Sehl
He does incredible things with an acoustic
He does incredible things with an acoustic
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Great show!!! All the hits you’d expect from a tour w/o a new album, and a few deep cuts. The staging is incredibly good - it’s not Kiss-level w/the pyro and such, but the actual stage sets and the changes are really well done. The sound was outstanding but very loud. Not ‘never been to a concert before’ loud, more ‘wow, this is louder than normal’ loud. I took the earplugs out for “The Trooper”, “Hallowed Be Thy Name”, and “Run To The Hills” (and part of “Number Of The Beast”), and it was kind of stunning, even to me. Bruce’s voice sounds great, and the band is tight as all get out. I did laugh a lot early on at Jannick Gers, because I saw a quote from him recently where he was asked why he runs around and preens a lot, and he said something to the effect of, “Well, Dave and Adrian were all worried about notes and chords and solos and music, and nobody was worrying about doing the goofy stuff.” Almost picked up a Trooper flag after the show, but showed rare restraint.
Raven Age opened the show. Decent, and the start was promising, but ultimately it just didn’t go anywhere.
One downside to the evening. We were in the third and fourth seats in our row. One row in front of us, next section over, was one of those guys who thought he was the show - dancing out in the aisle (and blocking it). Annoying, but it happens. But at the end of the row two in front of us was a young woman who was there by herself, and about halfway through the show, he took a shine to her and started trying to chat her up. She made it pretty clear that she didn’t really want to be bothered, but was very polite and non-confrontational about it. But he kept coming back and getting creepy about it. The people in the row in front of us even told him to leave her alone. Before the encores, the people in the first two seats in our row left, and sure enough, he went down to bother her again at the beginning of “Hallowed”, so I went up and told the usher. She came down (by this time he was back in his seat), so she said something to him, then stood between the railing the rest of the night and wouldn’t let him out of his seat. P!ssed me off that I had to go up during one of my favorite intros ever, but even more so that the dude had to be such a ********. Just go and enjoy the damn concert and leave the people around you alone. It’s not that frigging hard!
Between the track lighting in another post and three shows in four nights again, I’m beat. I don’t think I’d ever done three in four before this year, and this was the third time in seven weeks. I overheard my wife telling her mother she thought about staging an intervention, but she likes the time alone.
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