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I Bleed Orange
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I Bleed Orange
Dave Mason and the Quarantines (with Michael Montgomery, Sammy Hagar, and the Doobie Brothers---"Feelin' Alright". Done in separate places, all online.
Gregor
Country Gent
Been honing in on Fogerty's Factory. Love the Gretsch.
Stefan87
Country Gent
Right now - the coffee machine as I can't listen to music at work, on the way to work - Four year strong.
dougmon
Synchromatic
Both of the things I've listened to today:
Trash Kidd
Country Gent
Twin Guns from NYC..
rake_ether
Synchromatic
You'll probably find this in Fogerty's record bin and mine.
I try to catch all of Greg Koch’s daily livestreams and the weekend KMT streams. His new album with the KMT will be released soon. His sense of humor is an acquired taste for some, but there’s no doubt he can play, and I have a greater appreciation of his back catalogue.
i like to crank the coffee machine to 11 !
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his phrasing and attack is silly good
have his Gristle King pedal - the T-rex version_ excellent pedal but the Gristle side is too noisy - sounds fantastic though. The boost is incredibly good. Their making a new updated version sans T-Rex so i may try one of those.
larryr
Synchromatic
Just having my mind blown a little bit today with these artists
BCRatRod73
Synchromatic
For some reason ever since I bought my Gretsch I've been listening to a lot of Rockabilly. Is that normal? hahaha.
mister rain
Synchromatic
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I Bleed Orange
I've been listening to the half dozen or so variations of Stevie Nicks' "Sorcerer".
stiv
Country Gent
Champion Jack Dupree, most of the time.
JeffreyLeePierre
Country Gent
Howlin' Wolf, Sun period:
Great harmonica part.
Great harmonica part.
loudnlousy
Gretschified
On the last weekend I watched a crazy 7 hours + documentary on 80ies Germany`s Alt-Essen Thrash metal bands like Sodom, Tankard and Kreator.
Not my style of music but my generation.
I used to be the only guy in school that loved AC/DC, Van Halen, Queen and Sabbath (except my soulmate, Andy who is still my bassplayer). Al the others loved Reggae , NDW or Synth-pop.
Enjoyed tales of old Herkules mopeds, first cheap bass-guitars bought from local mom and pop`s, vintage beer brands, hilarious road stories, more hilarious army haircuts and Netherland Metal magazines like Aardshock. (Black-white fotocopy-style publications on very -niche-style bands with strange haircuts and spiked leather outfits. People with artist`s names like "Tom Angelripper" or similar. Hahaha.)
I re-discovered some 80ies stuff that I did not like then and now but the scene was so innocent and somehow likeable then. Really working-class thrash metal, German style.
I found it very interesting that these bands were unbelieveably popular in South America and the east block and never made it into the American charts like Anthrax, Slayer or Metallica in these days. Lots of stories about crazy fails and glorious moments. Brilliant. Not my style but great to watch .
Found that footage to be very educative and entertaining.
Here`s some of that:
Not my style of music but my generation.
I used to be the only guy in school that loved AC/DC, Van Halen, Queen and Sabbath (except my soulmate, Andy who is still my bassplayer). Al the others loved Reggae , NDW or Synth-pop.
Enjoyed tales of old Herkules mopeds, first cheap bass-guitars bought from local mom and pop`s, vintage beer brands, hilarious road stories, more hilarious army haircuts and Netherland Metal magazines like Aardshock. (Black-white fotocopy-style publications on very -niche-style bands with strange haircuts and spiked leather outfits. People with artist`s names like "Tom Angelripper" or similar. Hahaha.)
I re-discovered some 80ies stuff that I did not like then and now but the scene was so innocent and somehow likeable then. Really working-class thrash metal, German style.
I found it very interesting that these bands were unbelieveably popular in South America and the east block and never made it into the American charts like Anthrax, Slayer or Metallica in these days. Lots of stories about crazy fails and glorious moments. Brilliant. Not my style but great to watch .
Found that footage to be very educative and entertaining.
Here`s some of that:
