My roommate playing the piano...We got 2 in the Kitchen!!!!! I just moved in a month ago...On a nice quiet street in downtown Prague....I moved just in time Thank God!!!!!! Stay safe everyone...We Will get thru this....SOON!!!!!!!!!

Peter Tosh - Igziabeher (Let jah be praised)




Mott the Hoople - Marionette



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The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again

One band i love and got to see them 7 times THE CLASH!!!!!!!! I dusted off my Bass....And now the whole building get's to hear my rousing version of "London Calling" and many more and i don't start till mid-afternoon.....With my roommate adding on the piano for a nice touch...It's sounds pretty good i might say!! For those just above...Saw Peter Tosh,The Who and The Smiths!!!! Good Morning everyone Be well....It's Groundhog day again!!!!!

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One band i love and got to see them 7 times THE CLASH!!!!...

That is awesome, and my one regret! I had a chance, friends went to see them back in the 80s, don't recall the circumstances but I couldn't go.




Clash - Wrong 'Em Boyo

Blue Oyster Cult - This Ain't The Summer Of Love, 40th Ann. BluRay

Miles Davis - Miles In The Sky

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One band i love and got to see them 7 times THE CLASH!!!!!!!! I dusted off my Bass....And now the whole building get's to hear my rousing version of "London Calling" and many more and i don't start till mid-afternoon.....With my roommate adding on the piano for a nice touch...It's sounds pretty good i might say!! For those just above...Saw Peter Tosh,The Who and The Smiths!!!! Good Morning everyone Be well....It's Groundhog day again!!!!!

Hi mikey c, I was fortunate to see The Clash three times - first time headlining Santa Monica Civic 1980, second time opening for the Who at LA Coliseum, 1982,
and the third time at US 83 Festival where they headlined day two (aka "New Wave Day") which was the final appearance of Mick Jones with the band.

Flashback to the Clash opening for the Who in 1982 - when they played this tune a couple of crazy young mohawked punks decided it was a good time to head down to the field from their upper loge seats.
In unison and to the beat, they bounced down the steep concrete steps of the coliseum staircase, right past me in the lower loge and down to the field. What a memorable sight to see, and all of them survived!





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Neil Young: Help Me Lose My Mind

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FRUMPY - How The Gipsy Was Born




FRUMPY - How The Gipsy Was Born



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Oh yes. n all six albums those guys did not do one boring cut. And IMO they got better and better. Already on that first album, the closer "Sofa" is so sophisticated. It totally reminds me of Traffic's closer on "John Barleycorn" "Every Mother's Son", the outro.

Myself I have been digging whole back catalogs by major artists. Did Pink Floyd; now I am doing Bowie.

Oh my - I just love vituosity!





John McLaughlin, Trilok Gurtu, Kay Eckhardt

I tried to set the video forward to position 4:24 although the first 4 minutes are truly nice, too, but somehow I could not handle it here. So play forward if you will ...

Anyways - true music, true vituosity, true happiness!



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Dead Kennedy’s - Fresh fruit for rotting vegetables.

Bob Dylan - Murder Most Foul

As I said earlier I am working my way through the Bowie catalog. (I'm sorry, I am still laughing: I had made a typo, and wrote 'cacalog' at first).
I don't think I have listened to this album, as an entire piece, in a lifetime. probably not since way back in the day. And hardly any of the cuts are on big rotation anywhere. I am blown away. Very good.
Was pretty disappointed in the "Oddity" album; too much 12 string, no memorable songs. Hooking up with Ronson was major. But we have Woodmansey on drums, and Tony V on Bass on the whole album. As I;m listening I am already saying to myself: who is that on Bass?? I knew that wasn't Trevor Bolder, and it was too rough for Herbie Flowers. It's easy to forget that besides many things, Tony is also a top bassist. That SG is dirty and complete;y original. Very prominent.
On wants to give Ronson all the credit; and I'm sure he did so much of it. But it really sounds like a partnership for the ages: Ronson/Visconti/Bowie. (I can't remember if Tony was along for the 'Transformer' album for Lou.)

The chords, the songs, the lyrics are aggressive; and again - highly original. Those first years in the 70's - whew!

Love the arrangements; "Madmen", "Running Guns", "Black Country Rock" etc. very very good IMO.

Herbie Hancock - Mwandishi

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Herbie Hancock - Mwandishi

Didn't I see you mention Miles a while back too? Don't forget the 4 to the floor. (Just kidding

Utopia - Libertine

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Herbie Hancock - Mwandishi

Didn't I see you mention Miles a while back too? Don't forget the 4 to the floor. (Just kidding

Haha! I'm on Herbie Hancock - Head Hunters now. Much more funky stuff

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The Rolling Stones - Live in Newark 12/13/12
Watched this last night. I forgot how great this show was.
Really good audience shot video, makes you feel like your at the show.
John Mayer, Mick Taylor and great setlist!

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.... Bobby Mooney & His Automobile Babies - Bingo Boogie ....Floto Records 1953

Primitive .... Pre Rockabilly .... crazy lyrics ... but bolt it down cause it rocks....



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Nick Drake - Time Has Told Me

NIN - Ghosts VI Locusts