So just heard about Dave Grohl's new project - the metal band "Dream Widow"
The '80s called, they want their composer back:
This is a very interesting movie. No plot, no characters, no dialog, just imagery juxtaposed and accompanied by this music. If you get a chance to see it, I recommend doing so.
Kenny Wayne Shepherd
VOODOO CHILD (Live)
In tribute and solidarity with Ukraine in their battle against Vlad the Impaler and his evil empire Russia, we are watching a YouTube "Live Video Concert" of Pink Floyd, The Wall.
"The Free will Always Defeat the Evil"
Just bought 2 new cds for Volvo listening: just now I was listening to I Prevail, Bow Down.
Earlier I was trying out the new tunes from Ghost.
Through an unlikely chain of adaptors, I could plug my phone into my car and stream music.
Elton John- Funeral for a friend/Love lies bleeding. Loud, very loud. Lots of power in these songs. Great keyboards obviously, great bass work, soaring harmonies, great lead vocals.
That brings back some memories
Another great player that never made it big outside Canada
An artist that isn't necessarily that great, but who has been under my skin demanding that I listen is Marvin Pontiac. For ambient music that I enjoy, but that doesn't distract me too much from what I'm doing is Phil Glass, Moondog and Natural Self.
Had the family over tonight including Charlie the beagle. Fun. Now they've left and we're relaxing with Paul Cardall on Pandora.
So earlier, I got up from my favorite chair to refill my wine glass, and Charlie assumed possession:
How can you not love this guy? (I sat on the floor).
An episode of "the town whispers". Excellent podcast.
Say what you will about the guy personally, but in his prime, Dave Navarro could play the damn guitar:
'Jane Says' is actually my least favorite song on this album.
An hour and 19 min doom metal song at loud volume.
My co workers absolutely love me right now
Terry Miles walks into a pub and …
This dude has tons of videos on YT. He is extremely talented. Here he walks into a pub in Ireland (interesting image by itself), and proceeds to play Red River Valley boogie woogie on the pub's ancient upright piano. Fun.
Think I'm going to take the whole-discography deal from this guy:
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