What/Who are you currently listening to?

calfoxwc

on a different note:

Flugel

This is a very underrated song IMO. Always loved this band...

Flugel

@ibleedbrown said:

The Psychedelic Furs continue to tour. Mars Williams, their longtime sax/clarinet player kicked it last year. RIP Mars. Richard Butler still has the most iconic voice in rock n roll. I’ll fight you on that. Get it while you can.

You got me flashing back to college with these guys. I'll pop a couple Furs tunes in here for yuz.

Ibleedbrown

@flugel said:

You got me flashing back to college with these guys. I'll pop a couple Furs tunes in here for yuz.

That second song was from the album “Forever Now”. That one was a game changer for teenage me. This was the song that really pickled my pigsfeet.

They put out a new album in the summer of 2020. It’s actually pretty good, but shit timing for touring purposes. They’ve been relentlessly touring since then.

They’re worth seeing. I’m quite aware that some acts lose it as they age. They’re not one of ‘em.

gumby73

Axe

An unapologetic Yanni fan here. Having been to the Taj ourselves, I selected this one.. The 4 spires are leaned out at 2-3 degrees because they are in an earthquake zone. Also, there is an incomplete black marble Taj across the river behind the white one that no one talks about,,

DieHardBrownsFan1

DieHardBrownsFan1

TexasAg1969

From one of my favorite SRV videos in which he breaks a string and just converts to another guitar without missing a beat. Only one SRV!

Axe

Now if you want to watch these or any other youtubes /wo commercial interruption do this..

In the address bar where you see "www.youtube.com/watch" just make this simple alteration to www.yout-ube.com/watch, and hit enter. It will take your video to full screen and it will play devoid of ads.. Yer welcome

Axe

Saw these guys last weekend in Tampa.. Despite being a total cover band at this point they were still the best of the night.. John Waite opened and Styx headlined,,

syd

Ibleedbrown

I’ve been reading a book about James Calvin Wilsey, a largely unknown dude whose biggest claim to fame was writing the lead guitar part on Chris Isaac’s “Wicked Game”, which was a significant part of making that song a blockbuster that was plastered all over radio and MTV.

But before that, he was the bass player for the Avengers, arguably the best bay area punk band from the 70s and pretty much why l bought the book. Say what you will about SF, but that tiny 7 square mile city has cranked out some magnificent rock n roll over the years. This is largely considered the Avengers’ Magnus opus.

calfoxwc

I'm intrigued - Randy Travis had a bad stroke a few years? ago.

But with AI, they created a song using his voice.

If you have ever heard any of his songs - a few are favorites on my guitar....

check it out:

https://www.facebook.com/reel/1484631675775574

Westside Steve

I just ran across this song at random thought it was pretty damn interesting

I know absolutely nothing about the artist.

WSS

FairHooker11

from 1986-87 ... a medley version favorite that played on King Biscuit Flower hour back then, and now on

a bootleggish video

for Mik -

Ibleedbrown

@westside-steve said:

I just ran across this song at random thought it was pretty damn interesting

I know absolutely nothing about the artist.

WSS

I like the strings. They climb high.

Ibleedbrown

@fairhooker11 said:

from 1986-87 ... a medley version favorite that played on King Biscuit Flower hour back then, and now on

a bootleggish video

for Mik -

So you’re a Genesis guy? I’ve heard you people exist. I hung with all 20 minutes and it was fantastic. Whoever twisted the knobs to get the mix right nailed it.

Collins’ “No Jacket Required” is a masterpiece imo, and Gabriel’s “In Your Eyes” helped me get laid at least twice, but l’ve never really delved much into Genesis. Where do you suggest l start?

FairHooker11

@ibleedbrown said:

So you’re a Genesis guy? I’ve heard you people exist. I hung with all 20 minutes and it was fantastic. Whoever twisted the knobs to get the mix right nailed it.

Collins’ “No Jacket Required” is a masterpiece imo, and Gabriel’s “In Your Eyes” helped me get laid at least twice, but l’ve never really delved much into Genesis. Where do you suggest l start?

i guess there are so many to suggest - check out the concert DVDs where they typically play their "old stuff" as well as the radio played songs. My first listen was Trick of the Tail album in 1976 when my drummer friend from HS came over with it to share his thoughts on the time signature changes and specifically the drumming. He sold me!

fast forward to today original guitar player Steve Hackett is still out there playing alot of the groups older stuff - Daryl Stuermer also playing versions of them. Keyboardist Tony Banks is an incredibly underrated composer & writer.

Ibleedbrown

@fairhooker11 said:

i guess there are so many to suggest - check out the concert DVDs where they typically play their "old stuff" as well as the radio played songs. My first listen was Trick of the Tail album in 1976 when my drummer friend from HS came over with it to share his thoughts on the time signature changes and specifically the drumming. He sold me!

fast forward to today original guitar player Steve Hackett is still out there playing alot of the groups older stuff - and I think keyboardest Tony Banks is an incredibly underrated composer writer and performer.

Ooh, l have it on vinyl! A byproduct of buying too many darn records in my younger years that l still haven’t listened to. Scale for scale.

I fired it up last night front to back, it was a great listen. They have a real suddenness to their songs, tempo changes and melodies that come outta nowhere and hook ya. Thanks for the rec. I’m going to start making my way through more of their catalog.