What have you been listening to?

[jimmybob]

Been buried in 60s and 70s underground hard rock bands like Bang, Captain Beyond and Taste

-Jimmybob

[Allhallowsday]

Been buried in 60s and 70s underground hard rock bands like Bang, Captain Beyond and Taste
-Jimmybob

No ULTIMATE SPINACH or FIFTY FOOT HOSE or BIG STAR?    Don't know TASTE, but BANG almost had a hit:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeFhEaaeozg


I'm listening to Time Life Golden Age of Country 

[HappyGilmore]

Recovery by Eminem.  New cd, pretty good.  I've yet to be really disappointed with him.


Homesick by A Day to Remember...A newer metal group. 


The Block by New Kids on The Block...from 2008.  All grown up and stuff.

Thanks AHD...had only known of Iggy as an actor and some solo stuff.  But you recommended the Stooges...

[Allhallowsday]

Thanks AHD...had only known of Iggy as an actor and some solo stuff.  But you recommended the Stooges...

Raw Power is quite accessible, but wasn't in 1973... Fun House was equally inaccessible in 1970, and since you like ALICE IN CHAINS, Happy, I know you can handle Fun House.  This is THE STOOGES  hardest, and one of the hardest records ever; their debut is a lot of fun, and worthy, but, dumb compared to the follow up, Fun House. I'm listening to it now:

[Flick James]

I've been on a 50's kick lately. I haven't had a music "thing" in awhile and I'm enjoying it. I'm sure it will pass in a mont or so but my iPod has been filling up with the likes of Elvis, Buddy Holly, Roy Orbison, Little Richard, Chuck Barry, Eddie Cochran and the like. There's a certain raw elemental power about early rock and roll.

[Rev. Powell]

"Outer Spaceways Incorporated" by Sun Ra

[Allhallowsday]

KOU CHOU CHING KOU!! It's Coming Out!!!
   

JOBRIATH

[HappyGilmore]

Listening to:
Dirt by Alice in Chains
Rebirth by Lil Wayne
Project 1950 by The Misfits
Hellbilly Deluxe 2 by Rob Zombie

Raw Power is quite accessible, but wasn't in 1973... Fun House was equally inaccessible in 1970, and since you like ALICE IN CHAINS, Happy, I know you can handle Fun House.  This is THE STOOGES  hardest, and one of the hardest records ever; their debut is a lot of fun, and worthy, but, dumb compared to the follow up, Fun House. I'm listening to it now:

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If it's similar to Alice in Chains, I'm sure I'll like it.  I quite like Raw Power, and it was a re-issue/re-master that came with a bonus live disc called Georgia Peaches, recorded in Atlanta that includes a few other songs.  I have yet to actually listen to that disc, but will in a little bit.

[Psycho Circus]

Lots, and lots and lots of Stevie Ray Vaughan.

[Rev. Powell]

"New Moon Daughter" by Cassandra Wilson

[Vik]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvRkJzVQBP0&feature=related
The Stooges

[HappyGilmore]

Can't get the picture site to work, so here goes:

HOORAY FOR BOOBIES- Bloodhound Gang
LIFE GOES ON by Loose Cannons
THE ESSENTIAL "WEIRD AL" YANKOVIC by "Weird Al" Yankovic

[Allhallowsday]

Raw Power is quite accessible, but wasn't in 1973... Fun House was equally inaccessible in 1970, and since you like ALICE IN CHAINS, Happy, I know you can handle Fun House.  This is THE STOOGES  hardest, and one of the hardest records ever; their debut is a lot of fun, and worthy, but, dumb compared to the follow up, Fun House.

If it's similar to Alice in Chains, I'm sure I'll like it.  I quite like Raw Power, and it was a re-issue/re-master that came with a bonus live disc called Georgia Peaches, recorded in Atlanta that includes a few other songs.  I have yet to actually listen to that disc, but will in a little bit.

I would not describe THE STOOGES as being anything like ALICE IN CHAINS except to say both bands rock hard. 

[Rev. Powell]

Free download of the week: "Complete Sonatas for Flute and Piano" by Frederic Kuhlau (http://www.dacapo-records.dk/recording-sonatas-for-flute-and-piano.aspx)

Also:



"New Moon Daughter" by Cassandra Wilson

[Allhallowsday]

BERNARD HERRMANN Original Soundtrack MYSTERIOUS ISLAND  
 

BLUE CHEER Vincebus Eruptum  
 

BLUE CHEER Outsideinside