semiotter Posted April 27, 2006 Report Posted April 27, 2006 Johnny Cash-Folsom Prison BluesDamn. Got "Out-Retroed" by a kid! Cocaine Blues is my favorite Johhny Cash Song. They do it in the Movie Walk the Line, but that guy aint no Johnny Cash. Johnny Cash was and still is a bad assTook a shot of Cocaine and I shot that Bitch down. Yeah JC was bad ass.... Anything from "Dream Theater" Who, I hear ya out there but this NY CITY band kicks ass .And John Hiatt greatest hits the A &M years 87 - 94......man its awesome.....check them out Quote
HairOnFire Posted May 2, 2006 Report Posted May 2, 2006 Don Gibson - Sea of a Heartbreak Wow, a little Pantera followed up by some jukeboxing Don Gibson. Blain, did you just dip into your moms record collection? Sea of a heartbreak. Lost love and loneliness. Memories of your caress. So devine. How I wish that you were mine Again my dear, I sail on a seas of tears Sea of a heartbreak. Quote
TJJackson Posted May 2, 2006 Report Posted May 2, 2006 Bad Bad Leroy BrownBaddest man in the whole damn townBadder than ole King KongMeaner than a junkyard dog Quote
BlainThePain Posted May 2, 2006 Report Posted May 2, 2006 Don Gibson - Sea of a Heartbreak Wow, a little Pantera followed up by some jukeboxing Don Gibson. Blain, did you just dip into your moms record collection? Sea of a heartbreak. Lost love and loneliness. Memories of your caress. So devine. How I wish that you were mine Again my dear, I sail on a seas of tears Sea of a heartbreak.I listen to old country and pretty much all forms of rock. My favorite bands are Nine Inch Nails, GWAR, Fear Factory, Pantera, Slayer, Nirvana, Alice In Chains, Rage Against the Machine, Soundgarden, Tool, the Deftones, the Who, the Rolling Stones, and Sonic Youth. I really like Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline, Jerry Reed, and Willie Nelson as well. I despise most rap and all new country. Quote
AGrizzlyBaer Posted May 2, 2006 Report Posted May 2, 2006 man ive really gotten into the pixies lately, i hadnt really listened to them before, since they were a bit before my time, but now they are really good to me Quote
BlainThePain Posted May 4, 2006 Report Posted May 4, 2006 GWAR - The Private Pain of Techno Destructo Quote
San Antonio Bengal Posted May 5, 2006 Report Posted May 5, 2006 MC Lars - Hot Topic is Not Punk RockThat song has been in such high rotation on the local alternative station... Quote
Stripes Posted May 5, 2006 Report Posted May 5, 2006 The Great Gig in the Sky - Pink FloydNothing like having a woman screaming in your ear for well over 4 minutes. Quote
TJJackson Posted May 5, 2006 Report Posted May 5, 2006 Oh yes they call him the streak(lookitdat lookitdat)He likes to show off his physique(lookitdat lookitdat) Quote
Stripes Posted May 14, 2006 Report Posted May 14, 2006 David Gilmour - On an IslandI have a friend who hates this one, claiming it isn't Pink enough. So be it, says I, Pink is now Blue. I just bought this CD last night and I think it's awesome. I hear a lot of echoes from old Floyd music, specifically those songs that Gilmour influenced moreso than Waters (obviously because it's Gilmour's work). Gilmour can do more with one note than many guitarists can do with their entire fretboard. (borrowed statement) Quote
BengalszoneBilly Posted May 14, 2006 Report Posted May 14, 2006 "Have Mercy On The Criminal" from Elton John's 1973 release "Don't Shoot Me I'm Only the Piano Player." Hmm, I wonder why that song suddenly appeals to me? Quote
San Antonio Bengal Posted May 16, 2006 Report Posted May 16, 2006 Digitally Imported Internet Radio Quote
HairOnFire Posted May 16, 2006 Report Posted May 16, 2006 David Gilmour - On an IslandI have a friend who hates this one, claiming it isn't Pink enough. So be it, says I, Pink is now Blue. I just bought this CD last night and I think it's awesome. I hear a lot of echoes from old Floyd music, specifically those songs that Gilmour influenced moreso than Waters (obviously because it's Gilmour's work). Gilmour can do more with one note than many guitarists can do with their entire fretboard. (borrowed statement) I agree, it's a gorgeous and mature piece of work. I think some Pinkish fans will be put off by the complete and total lack of a harder edge, but Gilmour has been pointing in this direction for quite some time. For example, "The Division Bell" was soundly thrashed and criticized by the manay fans of the Pink Nation, but it worked just fine for me. BTW, I read where Gilmour called "On an Island"..."music for staring deeply into a pool of water"...and he admitted that those who listened to it would either love it or hate it for the exact same reasons. Quote
Stripes Posted May 16, 2006 Report Posted May 16, 2006 I agree, it's a gorgeous and mature piece of work. I think some Pinkish fans will be put off by the complete and total lack of a harder edge, but Gilmour has been pointing in this direction for quite some time. For example, "The Division Bell" was soundly thrashed and criticized by the manay fans of the Pink Nation, but it worked just fine for me. BTW, I read where Gilmour called "On an Island"..."music for staring deeply into a pool of water"...and he admitted that those who listened to it would either love it or hate it for the exact same reasons.Indeed, it's that soft touch that makes it great. I think Floyd lost a lot of it's appeal with those mainstream rock sounds in The Wall or Momentary Lapse of Reason. On An Island takes me right back to Meddle, and I love it. The Division Bell had a similar appeal. In fact, when I've heard the title song "On An Island" played on the radio, I've repeatedly mistaken it for something on Meddle. Quote
HairOnFire Posted May 17, 2006 Report Posted May 17, 2006 I think Floyd lost a lot of it's appeal with those mainstream rock sounds in The Wall or Momentary Lapse of Reason. On An Island takes me right back to Meddle, and I love it. The Division Bell had a similar appeal. One of the most interesting things I read in the recent interview was how Gilmour's level of success had allowed him to record his music in whatever manner he wanted, and The Division Bell was a deliberate attempt to make music that was warmer and more personal. He said that he felt too many Pink Floyd songs were too cold, too distant, and in the example of Crazy Diamond...emotionally void. In fact, Gilmour claimed that the recorded version of Crazy Diamond was so sterile that it was profoundly embarassing to him as a songwriter. Go figure. Quote
Scottishbengal Posted May 17, 2006 Report Posted May 17, 2006 The Descendents - everything sucks Quote
Edogger Posted June 1, 2006 Report Posted June 1, 2006 Informer - SnowI Wish - SkeeloIt is one hit wonder day in Edogger's world! Whodey42... "Where's the van?" Quote
ArmyBengal Posted June 2, 2006 Report Posted June 2, 2006 I'm listening to Pantera again... Did anyone catch the VH-1 behind the music on them ?? If you are a fan, it was pretty good !!!FAR BEYOND DRIVEN !!!WHODEY !!! Quote
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