Patti's always good.

Hey, BostonStrangler, what NRBQ-album or -song would ya
reccomend for a newbie... ?

Im always a bit behind and listening to bruce sprinsteens & the seeger band sessions and at the moment cant stop playing it.

Couldnt see listenin to Springsteen as bein' behind?
For one who missed almost everything he did after The River,
where do I begin again?

JAMMING WITH STU a nice compilation made by VGP
it is great boogie/blues

Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> Couldnt see listenin to Springsteen as bein'
> behind?
> For one who missed almost everything he did after
> The River,
> where do I begin again?

Baboon i recall a long thread about this particular album a few good weeks back and not being a big fan of bruce i chose to ignore it, until i happaned to catch some of the sessions on tv and recorded it whilst i was watching some boxing on another channel and when i played it back the next day i thought this aint bad.

Ok, thank ya, Ocean - I'll check that thread up...

Strangler, please give me some good listenin tips about NRBQ!?
(or anyone on this board who knows them?)



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Roadrunner!

I'm a roadrunner honey, I bet you can't keep on with me!

Joe Cocker - Space Captain (Mad Dogs & Englishmen)

Wolfmother! Fantastic Australian trio. Power-rock, Hendrix, Zeppelin, Cream-style - great! Check them out. Also I´m playing Cream´s first album; Fresh Cream.

Will check 'em out, started downloading. Sounds promising!

Slipping Away!

Dwight Yoakum's Please, Please Baby....They ROCK!

JR

See Emily Play - Pink Floyd (Thanks Syd)

See Emily Play...Nice choice...saving that one, and EVERYTHING I have from Syd for this afters...gonna have a Floyd-thon, with a few good freinds....

Best,

JR

stone-relics Wrote:
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> See Emily Play...Nice choice...saving that one,
> and EVERYTHING I have from Syd for this
> afters...gonna have a Floyd-thon, with a few good
> freinds....
>
> Best,
>
> JR

Ok. This goes beyond "This very second", but here's my plans for the day.

I've opted for a Floyd morning. It struck me last night that it's what I needed!

I'm gonna follow that up with some Warren Zevon. I'm especially looking forward to "Excitable Boy" and "Poor Poor Pitiful Me".

From there, Van Halen, The Mamas and the Papas, and finally The Black Crowes Shake Your Money Maker.

Naturally, I'll work some Stones in here and there.

Comfortably Numb - Takes me back about 20 years or so, parked at the beach, volume at it's peak, getting baked out of our minds.

ARETHA..........Live at the Filmore........a compilation CD just released of her concert in 1971 and some rare outtakes.............she is the queen.

All Sold Out - Black Box version

I like it!

The Unrepentant by Steve Earle...nice to have a good rock and roller based on HP Lovecraft!

JR

WMiller Wrote:
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> Comfortably Numb - Takes me back about 20 years or
> so, parked at the beach, volume at it's peak,
> getting baked out of our minds.


...now you're talking. (baked by the sun, right?)

Miles Davis -Kind of Blue

Out of The Cardle - Lindsey Buckingham.

Just purchased this one, and once again... a very stunning album by this incredible underrated man. Sounds a bit like Tango In The Night part 2.

Lukester Wrote:
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> WMiller Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Comfortably Numb - Takes me back about 20 years
> or
> > so, parked at the beach, volume at it's peak,
> > getting baked out of our minds.
>
>
> ...now you're talking. (baked by the sun,
> right?)

Naturally! We didn't care about sunblock back then.



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Just heard "Take off your clothes" by Peter Sarstedt, a good text as I havent played for 30 years, on this day when the sun is shining and thousands of people are spending their summer hollydays down by the sea in my home town.

Too Much Blood. Is there an xylophone in there? Could be a synthesizer tho. I like that sound.

the jam - all mod cons

Old 97's "Jagged" from Alive and Wired

right now the non stop cackling gossip hen in the next cubicle with the thick new jersey accent...


for nrbq I would recommend yankee stadium and 12 bar blues.

Excitable Boy - Warren Zevon

Any fans of Warren's out there that could provide any history on that song (assuming there is anything noteworthy). Musically, it's such a "jolly" little tune, but lyrically, quite disturbing.