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What are you listening to? (9 Viewers)
- Thread starter jbutler
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Let's get a little exotic and historical again.
New words I 've received from my love of old:
"I found a man to marry;
make sure you find a wife too.
And if you ever loved me, sweetheart,
please come to be the best man in my wedding".
Bitter lyrics of unfulfilled love on a war rhythm / dance.
Love, of course, existed only in songs, in mountainous rebel societies.
Shepherds (men included) would have their marriages dictated and arranged by parents;
those going the extra mile to become full-time rebels would hardly hug anything more than a rifle in their lives.
New words I 've received from my love of old:
"I found a man to marry;
make sure you find a wife too.
And if you ever loved me, sweetheart,
please come to be the best man in my wedding".
Bitter lyrics of unfulfilled love on a war rhythm / dance.
Love, of course, existed only in songs, in mountainous rebel societies.
Shepherds (men included) would have their marriages dictated and arranged by parents;
those going the extra mile to become full-time rebels would hardly hug anything more than a rifle in their lives.
I see Warren Haynes in that first pic! One of my top 5 favorite guitarists.
Then you MUST watch it!
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I was so caught up in the first track, I didn't even notice the second one. Sara sings a nice song, but I gotta disagree with you. Sir Elton was the greatest!!! I'm probably older than you though, so I'll let it slide. EJ was my very first favorite music artist. I was a teen in the 70s and wore out every album he made on my cheap, piece of crap turntable. In case you haven't seen him perform this live, here's a reminder.
IMO, Mick Taylor ranks amongst the finest guitarists. His virtuosity elevated the Stones music. With the exception of a few singles, you can't beat the Taylor years if you are a Stones fan.
Absolutely love his sound!
Drinking some Old Forester 1897 and can’t get this first song out of my head.
I wish Dave Grohl had the time to be in 3 bands at once.
So I gotta ask. What's the deal with this band's name? Cause that don't sound like no death metal to me...
This is my favorite death metal band. Actually, the only death metal band I regularly listen to.
And then the same band records this! Yes, the same lead singer!
Just stumbled onto this. I think this is the best reaction video I've ever watched. Dude reacting claims to have never heard of Stevie Ray, and to not even know what genre he plays. Watching his mind literally being blown right in front of our eyes is epic. Great Stuff!
@johnnycnote you'll like this one!
@johnnycnote you'll like this one!
It’s a joke.
“When the friend played a song by the Polish band Vader and made a claim that the song was within the death metal genre, Homme then referred to Vader as "the Eagles of death metal". After hearing this phrase, Hughes wondered what a cross between the Eagles and a death metal band would sound like.”
And I LOVE SRV. One of my very favorites to listen to.
Love SRV and his passion. Can't fake that. He inspires me and at the same time makes me give up and just trow my guitars away lol
Thanks for posting. Good stuff
That is so true! I want to learn to play SO BAD! But mostly it just sits in it's case in the closet. Maybe once a year I'll pull it out, get out my books or use some online lessons and try to learn a couple of chords. But it just takes so much time to make any progress. It's on a long list of things I'm going to tackle when I retire in about 4 years. Not that I will ever achieve SRV status, but I would love to just be able to make it through a couple of songs... Play rhythm chords and an occasional riff... Probably wishful thinking.
haha I've been playing for 40 years and I still suck. Except for my cat, my cat sits there and stares like I'm a rock star lol
Just play, it's fun
Another blast from the past that got stuck in my brain again this weekend when they played it during the NFL playoffs.
Been on a Brian Setzer kick lately
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