Dammit if every note in this song isn't perfectly placed and inflected... And good enough to be Garrison's pick for his grand finale broadcast... I might love these ladies more than even him, though.
What music are you listening to right now?
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Dammit if every note in this song isn't perfectly placed and inflected... And good enough to be Garrison's pick for his grand finale broadcast... I might love these ladies more than even him, though.
Old 97's and Lily Hiatt, they play October 17th at Wooly's.
I also found myself down a rabbit-hole with the recent deaths in Husker Du and Charles Bradley...
I also found myself down a rabbit-hole with the recent deaths in Husker Du and Charles Bradley...
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Just saw them a couple of weeks ago in KC! Someone had said that they were going to be at the Buzz Beach Ball festival in the Summer Concert Thread here, and I went bananas and dragged Janny down for the whole thing just because of them. They were just incredible - they had the entire place bouncing.
I have a couple things going on today. I recently saw the movie "I Can Only Imagine", so I am discovering a little MercyMe. I will also be listening to some of the new Jack White album today.
BTW, the movie "I Can Only Imagine" is really good. I went in with no expectations, and didn't know the story ahead of time. It was great.
BTW, the movie "I Can Only Imagine" is really good. I went in with no expectations, and didn't know the story ahead of time. It was great.
Thanks to @SCyclone, I have Monty Python's "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life" playing in my head.
My current play list includes Greta Van Fleet, Led Zeppelin, Black Keys, Nathaniel Ratliff, Alabama Shakes and Rival Sons.
I've gone down this weird rabbit hole of Neil Young acoustic albums lately.
Fantastic list. I've been recommending Greta Van Fleet all over the joint lately.
Hell yeah, that's pretty much what I'm listening to.
Going to see both Greta Van Fleet and Nathaniel Ratliff later this year, can't wait!
My latest additions have been 3 recent Buckethead Pikes: The 5 Blocks, The Squaring of the Circle, and Fourneau Cosmique. (FYI - Bucket fans can download many of the hundreds of 30~ minute Pikes from Bandcamp at $2 a pop right now, including lossless versions.) Hair-raising stuff.
Also Rock Candy Funk Party - The Groove Cubed; Ronnie Earl & The Broadcasters - The Luckiest Man; and Samantha Fish - The Belle of the West.
I tried the imitation Zeppelin band and it didn't really stick for me.
Also Rock Candy Funk Party - The Groove Cubed; Ronnie Earl & The Broadcasters - The Luckiest Man; and Samantha Fish - The Belle of the West.
I tried the imitation Zeppelin band and it didn't really stick for me.
If you're a Strokes fan, Julian Casablancas' new band, The Voidz, came out with a new album today. I haven't listened to it yet, so can't comment on if it's good. But the single 'Leave it in my Dreams is good'.
The new Car Seat Headrest has been on steady rotation for me the last month.
I've been listening to them the past few weeks, too - they've been on my New Music Radar on Spotify. I really like them, but was also a huge Strokes fan. It's a little more... grand, maybe, than Strokes?
I'm sure you have already, check out the Derek and the Dominoes (Eric Clapton) version. It's the my personal favorite version.
That being said, I have classical on right now... Helps me stay focused for work. But not too much, seeing that I am posting here instead of working...