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  • #91379
    BlueSteel
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    I can’t believe I forgot about my favorite singer!!!!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edaJP3Lp0Gg

    haha

    #91387
    Goldenglove
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    So, listened to the vids you posted, melx, Swervedriver are pretty sexy (musically, of course), Sugar – couldn’t hear the vocals well enough, so that spoiled it for me, I guess, Love Battery and Eric’s Trip were also pretty awesome. And the other two videos aren’t allowed for playback in my country, or so YouTube says.

    So, here’s some other stuff (a few vids are John 5 songs, he was guitarist for Marilyn Manson and is probably the only shredder I can listen to. His fourth album is a big disappointment, though, – too technical and not enough feel)
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfWlpbhWDuY
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39qmVPC_UQQ – this and the one before are probably my favourite songs of his
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7UDd8Zd1vM – hilarious video and cool melody, too, the tremolo picking is just wow :)
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVI2m6cbYtI – some sludgy stuff
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5seCugLrhOM – no comment, I guess :)
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VK8TwsqIEhc – any people who’ve watched Wristcutters: A Love Story? The song appears in the movie. Tom Waits also plays one of the main characters, and it’s just one of the most awesome, romantic films I’ve ever seen :)
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PVt4Yix02A – got some cool guitar, too

    #91394
    echodeluxe
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    brand new, colour revolt, radiohead, led zeppelin, the who, death cab for cutie.

    theres more, but these are the important ones.

    #91395
    Goldenglove
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    I recently bought a Led Zeppelin BBC Sessions CD – and I adore it. I never liked Led Zeppelins more intricate material – I enjoy their standard blues stuff a lot more, and this album is full of it. :)
    Of course, I still think some of their later songs are genius – No Quarter, Nobody’s Fault but Mine (The acoustic version on the Page & Plant “No Quarter” tour DVD kicks some serious ass), When The Levee Breaks, but still. I’d choose Jimi over Jimmy anytime, haha :)

    #91405
    Costch
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    I recently bought a Led Zeppelin BBC Sessions CD – and I adore it. I never liked Led Zeppelins more intricate material – I enjoy their standard blues stuff a lot more, and this album is full of it. :)
    Of course, I still think some of their later songs are genius – No Quarter, Nobody’s Fault but Mine (The acoustic version on the Page & Plant “No Quarter” tour DVD kicks some serious ass), When The Levee Breaks, but still. I’d choose Jimi over Jimmy anytime, haha :)

    I’ve been wanting to pick up the BBC sessions album for quite a while now, but since I’m such a cheap bastard and will only buy it used for a discounted price, the opportunity hasn’t come up yet (actually it has once, should have gotten it then, damn). I think it’s the last Zeppelin album I will need, because I already have all of their studio albums and coda.

    #91407
    Goldenglove
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    Dunno, it just sounds very raw, more like jams rather than a real studio album, and that’s the beauty of it. And the second CD, the live one, has a screwed-up version of Stairway to Heaven. :)

    #91485
    Costch
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    Dunno, it just sounds very raw, more like jams rather than a real studio album, and that’s the beauty of it. And the second CD, the live one, has a screwed-up version of Stairway to Heaven. :)

    That sounds pretty cool. The only song off of it that I’ve heard is Traveling Riverside Blues, which I absolutely love. Awesome slide work.

    #91500
    tubezipper
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    I just got the new John Frusciante solo album, The Empyrean yesterday and it is awesome!!!!

    +1

    Been anticipating for a long time

    Seriously a mind blowing, incredible, beautiful album, and psychedelic experience ;)

    #91502
    BlueSteel
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    I just got the new John Frusciante solo album, The Empyrean yesterday and it is awesome!!!!

    +1

    Been anticipating for a long time

    Seriously a mind blowing, incredible, beautiful album, and psychedelic experience ;)

    I just wish he did more stuff with the guitar on the album, but overall its really good.

    #91545
    Costch
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    Fuck the police!

    #91656
    BlueSteel
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    Sting is an influence of mine, the music that he’s created over the years, i dont really listen to it, but the fact that he’s creating it, i respect that.

    #91924
    Goldenglove
    Member

    So, electro-melx, did you listen to your mates’ TW albums?

    #91928
    electro-melx
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    So, electro-melx, did you listen to your mates’ TW albums?

    better than that, he’s done me copies of ‘rain dogs’ ‘bone machine’ & ‘unused songs’ … I haven’t listened to them get, I’m saving them for when I have time to listen properly.

    #91956
    julian
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    That fuzz sound on Goin Out West is so amazing.

    #91979
    Goldenglove
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    That’s the first song I heard of his stuff, in Fight Club. I had to pause the movie, rewind it a bit and air-guitar to it :)
    Don’t know anything about unused songs, but Rain Dogs is a classic, perhaps the widest range of styles on a TW album – from blues to polka to rock to pop ballad (in a good way) to gospel to completely crazy things.
    And Bone Machine is soooo dark. I love it :)

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