What are you listening to right now?

tGreenWay wrote:

The Pantry wrote:It's a bitch being old, drunk, and/or stoned.

Still, one of the greatest guitarists of all time.

Or, you know, heat stroke.

Had heart surgery six months ago.

kingstonlake wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:

Or, you know, heat stroke.

Had heart surgery six months ago.

That’s not a lot of time, post-surgery. Add that to the weather conditions, especially if the old guy wasn’t hydrating, and that’s a bad night.

Alison Krauss takes the song to a different level.

one of my favorite artists of all time.

my pal Ben from Lucero sounding good this morning.

normally not a huge Wilco fan, but this laid back, lazy version of "California Stars" is pretty great.

they fuck it up around 2:30, the guy on banjo starts riffing and the drummer throws in some fillers, Jeff is able to collect himself and get back on track. Sign of a great band.

Taylor from Caamp pickin' up the second verse on "Alone" is pretty great.

Holy shit, the new Muse release is a banger.
Youtube playlist of the whole thing.

But that last song. Yikes. Yes I've felt that, but it doesn't help to hear it. (And they aren't even American)

Apples and trees.

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with (thank the merciful god) fall around the corner, Ocie Elliott always has a good vibe. Great sound, if you're looking for that quiet, earthy undercurrent.

also, and I hate to be 'that guy', but, my lord.. Sierra Lundy, the female half of the duo, is absolutely stop-the-traffic beautiful.

AvgMSUJoe wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:Brian Fallon confirms The Gaslight Anthem is reuniting.

TICKETS ON SALE NOW!!!!! The Fillmore in October.

https://www.livenation.com/artist/K8vZ917G260/the-gaslight-anthem-events

This Sunday.

Keep thinking about Christine...

You old guy rockers might like this.

Speaking of old guy rockers, anyone catch the new Dio documentary?

I've long said that he had the greatest voice in the history of metal.

Pentatonics. Christmas stuff. Making breakfast for my better half.

DWags wrote:Pentatonics.  Christmas stuff. Making breakfast for my better half.

That is in the CD player in the kitchen, this time of year it is that The John Denver Muppet Christmas CD, or NPR

Trapper Gus wrote:

DWags wrote:Pentatonics.  Christmas stuff. Making breakfast for my better half.

That is in the CD player in the kitchen, this time of year it is that The John Denver Muppet Christmas CD, or NPR

CDs? Respect!

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:

Trapper Gus wrote:

That is in the CD player in the kitchen, this time of year it is that The John Denver Muppet Christmas CD, or NPR

CDs? Respect!

The cassette tape player from my sound system set up is still stored away in the attic, along with most of the rest of the system, well except the speakers, as the speaker cones "rot out".

It has a "killer" turntable, a direct drive manual Technics, which disc-jockey types used to make outlandish offers to take off my hands.

edit - what it doesn't have is a CD player, as those were after it's time.

One of my favorite Mick Jagger performances

tGreenWay wrote:You old guy rockers might like this.

I think if the Green Day tour bus crashed into the Dokken tour bus, it would sound kind of like that.

Pervis Muldoon wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:You old guy rockers might like this.

I think if the Green Day tour bus crashed into the Dokken tour bus, it would sound kind of like that.

There’s another flavor that keeps showing itself but not enough for me to place it. I think it’s some of the guitar work that reminds me of the Mighty Mighty Bosstones doing Detroit Rock City, but I can’t be sure and I’m not going to spend any more time thinking about it.

Anybody here been to a Bouncing Souls show?



They're coming to Saint Andrews Hall in April, just wondering whether they'd be as much fun as I think they might.

Floyd Robertson wrote:Anybody here been to a Bouncing Souls show?



They're coming to Saint Andrews Hall in April, just wondering whether they'd be as much fun as I think they might.

I haven't, but I love Saint Andrews. Seen some great shows there. Just an old, vintage venue and, as a bonus, it's around the corner from The Detroiter.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

Floyd Robertson wrote:Anybody here been to a Bouncing Souls show?



They're coming to Saint Andrews Hall in April, just wondering whether they'd be as much fun as I think they might.

I haven't, but I love Saint Andrews. Seen some great shows there. Just an old, vintage venue and, as a bonus, it's around the corner from The Detroiter.

In all my years, and there's been a lot, I've never been to St. Andrews.

Floyd Robertson wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:
I haven't, but I love Saint Andrews. Seen some great shows there. Just an old, vintage venue and, as a bonus, it's around the corner from The Detroiter.

In all my years, and there's been a lot, I've never been to St. Andrews.

if you can get there, do it.

It's a dump in some ways, but an iconic dump.

rockin' "Okonokos" - live album from My Morning Jacket.

man, I forgot how good this record is.

John Willians March from 1941

I'm thinking of buying a new internet connected receiver, possibly the Marantz NR1200. I'm currently streaming through an old cellphone connected to my old school Pioneer receiver. Any suggestions?