https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SWdmQGBpGk
cool video too
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SWdmQGBpGk
cool video too
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i like this version but looks like somebody needs their spew tube kickbacks
short n sweet
Not the best version, but the video is live.
Damn that 4+20 stirred up some ghosts.
Note to self... Airstreams are always cool.... That was some Monsterpus bass.
Interesting...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZqb_9qnXKM
well, well, well...... the world has turned for me.... back on to see JR tonight!!! FKNA!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkwDTpavsWA
fucking with my brain. crazy timing and foot
more Mick
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sweetstuff right there ^^^^^
Mick Taylor with Gong:
(kinda cheezy intro but features MIck Taylor on track 1 with Allan Holdsworth on tracks 1,3,4,6 where Holdsworth schreadz on tracks 3&4)
I like that bass and Mick's smooth rip. can't do the prog rock though even though Holdsworth is amazing player
new The Who. new album soon
I don't know. Can the eighties-ness of this video be overlooked? The song sounds a little dated now, too, but I still like it.
http://youtu.be/tqIr6WPfgTw
dat bass. besides breakfast club and Molly Ringwald made them cool. mmmmm Molly Ringwald.
let's groove a bit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apFAs2P896o
Thank you!Quote:
Originally Posted by grinch
Love Starkey on the drums but always left wanting something a little more from/than Pino on bass.
Of all the l00ny stuff that gets played around our house, this is my 13 y.o. sons favorite (he's into violin and likes this better than Paganini):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...7C0445fo#t=676
Interesting lyrics, something to think about ^^^^
from this:
(warning: euro-hippie prog rock that may not fit your image)
Then, in honor of that Hibbing troubadour who we're going to see tonight:
haha more stuff that doesn't fit my "image" but I "wanted to hear" ;) . my guitar playing bud has a raging woody because he's going to see Mike Stern and Eric Johnson. he's big on the prog rock as well as the jam band thing. maybe you like it as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by Buster Highmen
I could totally play all this but I'm too cool
Got to see Mike Stern with Miles at a little juice club, KIx, in Boston that became a live album in '81. The guy freaking rocks. and gets a big mark in the unrecognized guitar maestro.
Anyway, yeah, Gong is a great band. 'Vive Le Gong/Gong Est Morte' is a fantastic live album.
I remember applying for a job in a local record shop where they asked me what kind of music I liked, so after reeling out as much variety as I could muster, I concluded with liking good music, not bad music.
So how was Dylan?