Watched the Sean Penn movie by the same name the other night and was pleasantly surprised.
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Watched the Sean Penn movie by the same name the other night and was pleasantly surprised.
freak country by Berklee grads
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDCsYMUa8ZE
ment to throw this up veteran's day
Have to say, some excellent shit being posted here! Enjoyed all of them back to my last post. Keep it up or I’ll start posting more Telekinesis.
Run for cover - run and hide!
the classic 'take 5' on acid - live
Lyrics for this song are from a social media crowdsource effort
My favorite- Don’t get married in a church named Mother of our Sorrows
That's cool, never heard it before, thanksQuote:
Originally Posted by Buster Highmen
Insane! And fit to perfection
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some things sound better in mono
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLvcXs_4QjM
So cool. Hadn't heard it before, thaks. Interesting (to me, at least) that was recorded in '65, and the original Take 5 was released in '59, so it only took 6 years for that to come out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Buster Highmen
That sent me down a wormhole on Take 5 and this is pretty cool, and worth reading the text as it plays. https://www.rollingstone.com/music/m...takes-1064219/
In 8th grade, friends basement, his older brothers record collection had QMS 1 and Happy Trails among a load of Zappa records and some other debris. So yeah, Silver and Gold impressed me with an articulation and instrument command unmatched between Cipollina and Duncan. The other maestro in there was Nicky Hopkins, how that guy did all that music in those days with the Stones, Kinks, The Who as well as QMS.