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I liked that better than most VH. He looked like he was having fun, making up lyrics as he played.

Thanks for the interview. I am having trouble reading it though - its like I lost my glasses! Is that printed text that was scanned or something?

Thanks for the review. Is that soundcloud link representative of the album?
Nels seems like a perfect fit with them.

This was my experience too, seeing them on the same "no growl/growl" tours.

The Dead Weather is probably my favorite band thing he's done. Looking forward to their next, which I guess he's taking his time releasing.

The Austin City Limits he did recently was a good...

Stanley looks different...oh, there he is (7 minutes or so in)!
Great video, especially the close-ups at the beginning. What a touch Beck has. Thanks

That one always kills me. I have to pay you, to do nothing? Gee, thanks...

see you in the mosh'sh pit

holy cow

I prefer these guys:

http://youtu.be/pjxFstbw5UM

Death growls not for most folks, but at least the singer is older than my guitar strings!

What about the stuff he was working on with Virgil Donati? Is that out? That's the last I heard, and that was 2 years ago.

Yeah, thank god for that.


I won't look it up, cuz I dont want to see it, but that video of 'Dancing in the Streets' with Bowie & Jagger is in my mental dictionary under "horrible 80's video".

:rofl
I know what you mean!

How about The Bruno Mars Volta?

Is Will Ferrell still in RHCP?

Roky Erickson > Janis Joplin > Robert Plant > Geddy Lee & Ann Wilson

C'mon, Gneiss is proggy as hell!

Switch that to late 70's/mid 80's for me. And yeah, I didn't like most of it when it was new.

It was all for the better though, forced me to seek out something else. Radio now - mostly local...

Dang. Will an "official" version be posted? Or then do you run into trouble with the Zappa Industrial Complex?

Anyway, thanks Rachel's mom! She is very talented.

This.
With a side of this:


But mostly I have "classic rock fatigue" from hearing them too much when I was trapped in places that play such stuff.

I won't go that far, but I like those albums.

Never knew of this (Captain Marvel) - you-tubing some now, sounds good. I like acoustic Stanley, especially with Tony Williams.

USA Today...

But is it JUST crickets? Seems like there is some disagreement about whether there are human voices added.

Can I get that 2014 release as a book of flexi-pages?

Wow, I just played it yesterday, out of the blue. Good stuff.

1980: Talking Heads - Remain In Light
1981: King Crimson - Discipline
1982: Adrian Belew - Lone Rhino
1983: Tom Waits - Swordfishtrombones
1984: Col. Bruce Hampton - Arkansas
1985: Allan...

Tom Waits should hook up with him.

Oops, missed that. I always wondered about the mix of pickups. Not good huh? Yeah, I never liked gold hardware either. Especially on a Les Paul.

Anyone here ever play a Nighthawk? Those always looked interesting to me.

Yeah, really.



I always kind of wondered about that. I got used to EJ's "pop" stuff eventually, but not at first.

8 of 20, but I had a peanut gallery behind me shouting their guesses.

Co-worker's wife got 13 of 20, because she loves IKEA,

Detroit show was fantastic. Seemed like most folks were there to see Unknown Mortal Orchestra (who I know little about), but were blown away by Wolf People. They had to have made new fans, too bad...

good news
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I was thinking the same thing watching that.
And I never knew Justin Timberlake was so versatile on guitar. ;)

I still need to get this. Playing 'Scrod' on youtube, all I can say is, I hope Tony doesn't waste too much time on the new KC and gets back to making interesting music like this.

I have one of the spalted maple ones, with set neck, all mahogany, two humbuckers w/coil taps. Pretty much an SG, from what I've read (never played one). I really liked it, but was curious what "a...

Of course he likes Rush, he's Alex's secret dad! :)

My understanding is that is his a big prog fan, calls it the sci-fi of music. I don't think he considers it to be a joke.

edit: hard not to take it as a joke with his spoken word vocals though...

What they said. Except I cringe at the Necormancer narration.

And this:

http://youtu.be/iMmoO2wpvQY

Yeah, but his tone was shit. ;)

Nothing musical, but it was kind of neat to see his hands move that fast.

Since ChrisXymphonia already posted the announcement, I deleted my posting of the same.

Dammit! I was going to post same pic!

You must, he puts on a great show.

http://thebishopbar.com/events/2013-10

http://www.spiritof68promotions.com/event/339659-wolf-people-bloomington/

Look out though - tickets are $8! :)

One of my faves is Ghosts in the Wind, live with Danny Thompson on bass. A more recent, current favorite is Big Sun Falling in the River.

Me too. I used to love that show, and Bob Parloacha afterwards, on Saturday nights. I have the show with John Medeski recorded, they hit it off so well and sounded like they had a blast together. ...

Or sing.

like, where can a dude score some weasle dust?

Wow, that was crazy. I wouldn't want to be under that SOB outdoors in the wind! Seemed to work for the bass - I could "feel" it, even with cheap headphones & youtube.

There is a "rig rundown" video on youtube with Alex Lifeson showing his fake cabinets. It's pretty entertaining.

I got my tickets for an October show. For the outrageous price of $10! Well, $14.50 with fees...
Should be fun

"peelopuu 22 hours ago


I like this boyband"

I was 10. Usually reading stuff here makes me feel old, so now I feel better. :)

Flight of Icarus sounds like Dio singing, I never noticed how much it sounded like him before, apart from they are both power-screamers.

Cool, can't wait to hear this.

Bill is playing as part of the Charles Lloyd Quartet, & the Lennon Project, at the Detroit Jazz Festival in September. Should be great. Love Kenny Wolleson with Bill.

Didn't have to sign in to hear, and didn't hear Belew.
Sorta liked it, heard it was 'throwback' sounding, but I don't know much NIN beyond PHM.

Dude, you copied my list!

Yep. Did they play before Allan did?

I saw them close for Holdsworth.

I must have arrived just after they opened, but after Allan & band played they came back out & did about 5 tunes. Was going to leave but their music pulled me in,...

http://youtu.be/1rxYw7Y45Eo

Now I see why all you guys love Yes so much.

26 mins of Guthrie & his rig, from Chicago show. Edit: Steven Wilson is at the end too.


http://youtu.be/Iv753X9q_x0

Nice, I like this one - thanks Jeff!