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sheed36
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I was listening to #2 Never Going Back Again from that list just this morning from Lindsey Buckingham. Love watching and listening to LB play that guitar of his.
Nice one.
This one amazes me with the thumb work and constant drive.
This one amazes me with the thumb work and constant drive.
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So what's everyone's opinion on the new Tool album? Can't say I'm disappointed because I was afraid they wouldn't have enough ideas to cover the ambitious track lengths to begin with and while that kinda came true, I love the fact that it's not just a 10k 2.0 though, but more of a lovechild of that and Lateralus. Descending is a jam and a half.
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I've only listened to what I believe was their opening track. I know their songs are pretty long and "experimental" or progressive. I haven't got much into Tool except that I know a song like Sober, but I think the wait was long, but in some way justified. Also, Maynard, the singer, had a few projects on his own, especially A Perfect Circle.
angusyoung
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My favorite Paco performance is Mediterranean Sundance:
I first heard off of the Friday Night in San Francisco album:
Song was written by Al Di Meola. Here is Al Di Meola recounting the history behind the song:
When I first heard the cut, I was taken aback -- had never heard anything quite like it. I had seen Paco at Place des Arts a couple of times and enjoyed his playing but I never saw him perform Mediterranean Sundance.
Anyone else have a similar experience with this song?
I first heard off of the Friday Night in San Francisco album:
Song was written by Al Di Meola. Here is Al Di Meola recounting the history behind the song:
When I first heard the cut, I was taken aback -- had never heard anything quite like it. I had seen Paco at Place des Arts a couple of times and enjoyed his playing but I never saw him perform Mediterranean Sundance.
Anyone else have a similar experience with this song?
angusyoung
Back in the day, I was always horny!
Had to add this again. 3 acoustic guitars with drums. Throw in a little jazz and trance for fun. The lead guitarist ,Sorse was highly regarded and still active today and Jimmy Hendrix wanted to recruit the bassist.
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Outstanding show! Man... I wish to have 1/2 the energy when I am 60. What a legendary band. So glad I checked the webz for tickets just before the show. Shout out to the dude behind me wearing an Eddy mask.
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It's a sign that you're treading on @PaulD territory -- it's one of his trademarks.
Glad you enjoyed the show. I've noticed how a lot of these old time musicians give incredible shows, so much stamina. I remember seeing Rush just before they retired and they played 3 hours straight. Amazing. What a great example to those musicians who are looking to follow in their footsteps.
pepperMonkey
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Been listening to these two for a while now and find them really impressive duo. Although Rodrigo is really good as is, I don't think Gabriela gets enough credit as an accompaniment.
Burton Cummings put on a fantastic show at the CNE Bandstand a couple of weeks ago.It's a sign that you're treading on @PaulD territory -- it's one of his trademarks.
Glad you enjoyed the show. I've noticed how a lot of these old time musicians give incredible shows, so much stamina. I remember seeing Rush just before they retired and they played 3 hours straight. Amazing. What a great example to those musicians who are looking to follow in their footsteps.
John Fogerty still delivers as well. Plan to see him again as he is now on tour.
That little white powder does wonders.It's a sign that you're treading on @PaulD territory -- it's one of his trademarks.
Glad you enjoyed the show. I've noticed how a lot of these old time musicians give incredible shows, so much stamina. I remember seeing Rush just before they retired and they played 3 hours straight. Amazing. What a great example to those musicians who are looking to follow in their footsteps.
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Ah the passage of time.
Watching the 2018 Rock'n Roll HOF on HBO and seeing The Cars get inducted.
The Cars had several hits and were the epitome of cool for the longest time.
Of course, the speeches are the probably the most enjoyable part of it. You get to discover a lot of tidbits that you never knew. Seeing the family members in the audience, finding out their influences. Lots of funny moments. The band's performances at these types of shows are usually subpar, but everything leading up to them is something to savor.
Following The Cars came the induction of Sister Rosetta Tharpe. Had never heard of her but man could she play guitar. They showed clips of her and she was definitely ahead of her time. In 1938, she signed with Decca Records and released a then controversial song, called Rock Me. It was an instant hit and Billboard Magazine used a new phrase to describe her hit: "rock-and-roll spiritual singing." Who knew this is where the term was born. Tharpe continued to tour until 1973 in failing health, passed at the age of 58. What a trailblazer.
Watching the 2018 Rock'n Roll HOF on HBO and seeing The Cars get inducted.
The Cars had several hits and were the epitome of cool for the longest time.
Of course, the speeches are the probably the most enjoyable part of it. You get to discover a lot of tidbits that you never knew. Seeing the family members in the audience, finding out their influences. Lots of funny moments. The band's performances at these types of shows are usually subpar, but everything leading up to them is something to savor.
Following The Cars came the induction of Sister Rosetta Tharpe. Had never heard of her but man could she play guitar. They showed clips of her and she was definitely ahead of her time. In 1938, she signed with Decca Records and released a then controversial song, called Rock Me. It was an instant hit and Billboard Magazine used a new phrase to describe her hit: "rock-and-roll spiritual singing." Who knew this is where the term was born. Tharpe continued to tour until 1973 in failing health, passed at the age of 58. What a trailblazer.
DangerDave
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John Gomm is so damn talented. Calum Graham is worth a listen if you're into this sort of stuff.
Bloumeister
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Don’t go there bro
You didn't bite to my 'don't go there' reply
#SonIAmDisappoint
Careful what you wish for
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angusyoung
Back in the day, I was always horny!
A good neck breaker. 1 of their unknown greats,classic Angus. Glad my friends took me to see them back in the day,with Bon.
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