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Anytime you bring in Tony Royster to do your drum track and then play live with you, the song is worth listening to just because of that.
Anytime you bring in Tony Royster to do your drum track and then play live with you, the song is worth listening to just because of that.
Too bad this kid died young.. He had a great career ahead of him.. Two recent guys I really like are Ray Luzier (Korn) and Nick D'Virgilio who plays in My friends band..
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Great collection of talent for a great song.
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friday night
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The antenna broke in my car. So it’s been quiet for days ?
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Why not 3?
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Not really listening but, well.. ?
Our musical works to date http://www.arielsatticmusic.com/ -
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"You planning on having a long relationship with that glass or are you going to drink it? Drink up, man. Maybe we can get another.” - Janis Joplin, 1970.
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Soundscape of my youth. The first song I learned on guitar was "Wipeout" Played it a a school talent thing.. Freaked em out.
My dad was into stock car racing. He had a garage near by in Perry where he had a 56 Chevy (dirt track) and 57 chevy (asphalt track) that they worked on every night in prep for the weekend races at Cloverleaf 1/4 mile (Cleve) and Burton half mile tracks with forays into Erie and Michigan on occasion. These songs I heard every freakin night on the radio at his garage. Only songs missing are "Henry the 8th I am" (Hermin's Hermits) and "Red Rubber Ball"
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Prog metal band that is truly underrated. They're also pretty damn good live.
Going to follow it up with one of my favorite lyricists over a classic beat.
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Soundscape of my youth. The first song I learned on guitar was "Wipeout" Played it a a school talent thing.. Freaked em out.
My dad was into stock car racing. He had a garage near by in Perry where he had a 56 Chevy (dirt track) and 57 chevy (asphalt track) that they worked on every night in prep for the weekend races at Cloverleaf 1/4 mile (Cleve) and Burton half mile tracks with forays into Erie and Michigan on occasion. These songs I heard every freakin night on the radio at his garage. Only songs missing are "Henry the 8th I am" (Hermin's Hermits) and "Red Rubber Ball"
Soundscape of my youth. The first song I learned on guitar was "Wipeout" Played it a a school talent thing.. Freaked em out.
My dad was into stock car racing. He had a garage near by in Perry where he had a 56 Chevy (dirt track) and 57 chevy (asphalt track) that they worked on every night in prep for the weekend races at Cloverleaf 1/4 mile (Cleve) and Burton half mile tracks with forays into Erie and Michigan on occasion. These songs I heard every freakin night on the radio at his garage. Only songs missing are "Henry the 8th I am" (Hermin's Hermits) and "Red Rubber Ball"
I was 8 going on 9 when these songs were out. Remember my Dad liked Henry the 8th I am, he thought it was funny. And Red Rubber ball of course.
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