Daryl Hall with Finger Eleven - Ain't No Sunshine
 

Daryl Hall with Finger Eleven - Ain't No Sunshine

KILLDOZER!!!!



and...

DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!

I can't wait until their new album comes out on August 21st!!!

Fellow Philly boys -- the Dead Milkmen (saw them in Tampa somewhat recently too)













Weirdly, the Tampons (Tamporons?) were gaga for Surfin' Cow... whatever, man...

Such a killer show.

Huh. Weren't these guys Ghost B.C. or something originally???

I dig their aesthetic more than their sound (very ABBA), but they are an undeniably cool as fuck band.

I believe that technically in the U.S. their name is Ghost B.C. because you can't copyright a very generic word like "ghost". They state they are named just "Ghost".

They most definitely have the ABBA influence, but for me I hear a lot of Blue Oyster Cult, King Diamond and Mercyful Fate. Their shows seem amazing!

Devildriver does Sail!



The original by Awolnation



More Devildriver please!



A little Coal Chamber for good measure

You, sir, have just transported me to one of the best times of my life. The summer of 1986 in Colorado. For that, I thank you immensely and good day. :tiphat:

Built, rebuilt, and rebuilt again my buddies 1967 Chevy II with this blaring in the background. Blazingly quick street car, by the way.

In my mind, the drumming is quite amazing. Expected, but syncopated.

Psychedelic metal kitty adventure...Purrfect!

Awesome.

Led Zeppelin - Stairway to Heaven Live
 

Led Zeppelin - Stairway to Heaven Live


Some songs I just never get tired of hearing. Crank it to 11! :)

...an' now for sumthin' completely different: newly bought import: "stillness" sergio mendes brazil '66"...'for what it's worth' followed by 'sometimes in winter'---this group really copied the 'hits'/'songs' of the days with wonderful brazilian percussion and my fave lady on vocals, herbie's wifey...lani hall...

I indulged in an R.E.M. fest on my flights today and listed to their first 5 albums in order.

I listened to some jay-z today

:excited:

The Parkinsons -- killer garage punk from Portugal!

The Parkinson's have that classic hardcore punk sound...you have sent me down the rabbit hole:





Some Punk/Metal/Jazz fusion

AC/DC - You Shook Me All Night Long
 

AC/DC - You Shook Me All Night Long

the who's "ultimate collection"---the sonics were LOUD...keepin' on keeping' my quest for bestest CD sound---(been buying' 180 gram vinyl, too, yet untested on my classic 8750 SONY turntable...which runs thru my classic NAKIMICHI 600 series set-up...oldie-butt-goodie fer sures...(runin' big ol' KLIPSCH loudspeakers thru out the area)

:tup:

jis got, via amazon, "joe walsh & the james gang---1969-1974...w/the great, seminal funk of #49...

Awesome.

gordon lightfoot 3 cd set---36 all-time favorites---not all my faves butt, can NEVER miss w/gordie's late 60's/early 70's 'stuff'...a magnificent troubadour imported from canada that impacted me with unmatched skills that made me dream of life a bit more green and varied than my desert home...knowing my mom lived in BC...his soothing voice and great lyrics carried me away...one of my 3 singer/songwriters heroes of all time, i will dearly miss him...

James Gang - Funk #49
 

:tup:

James Gang - Funk #49

timmy b. schmit & the b-boys on "caroline no"...lovely

WOW!!!---"well" (in my best 'ronnie raygun' voice)...as is my wont, as explained before, w/o hopefully non-boring youse, i previewed 2 "new" japanese cds once again acquired via amazon...1st was CSN's 1st and it was good butt, NOWHERE near my socks blown off by, what i thought was the same label's suburb (LOUD, REALLY LOUD) remaster of one of my all-time faves: IF I COULD ONLY REMEMBER MY NAME. i had to turn the mac (m-audio/bx8a's) volume down a 1/3...of course, i played 'cowboy movie' to test the sound---WOW!!!...one GREAT song, now one bestest ever sound...

p.s.---i took time whilst it loaded to read the japanese translation of the lyrics---bless their hearts; i love these guy's beautiful respect re. reproducing/packaging classic cds...butt, boy, it's a fun ride thru their interpretation of our beloved sing-alongs...

I am sitting in first class on a flight from MSP to SMF right now and am listening to some Yes albums...

-- The Yes Album
-- Close to the Edge
-- Fragile
-- Yessongs

I am happy.

jis before my beer-down shut-down dinner-time...chris whitley's "living with the law"---listen too to his brilliant "rocket house"...combine the two on a 90 minute cassette if'n it don't fit on a cd...haha

Blazing Eye!!!!

Happy Birthday
Geddy Kee