I saw the 'Special Guitar Heroes' documentary yesterday on the Franco-German cultural channel ARTE. It was presented by Ritchie Blackmore and gave an overview of the history of the guitar, hard rock (the Yardbirds and Led Zeppeling) and presented some present day bands like Wolfmother, the Datsuns and the Answer, along with guitar virtuosos. Fantastic documentary.What are you listening to?
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I saw the 'Special Guitar Heroes' documentary yesterday on the Franco-German cultural channel ARTE. It was presented by Ritchie Blackmore and gave an overview of the history of the guitar, hard rock (the Yardbirds and Led Zeppeling) and presented some present day bands like Wolfmother, the Datsuns and the Answer, along with guitar virtuosos. Fantastic documentary.
Tool - Rosetta Stoned
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The Travellin Wilburys Collection
Just got all of the Wilco albums and I'm enjoying them very much.
Their last album totally rocked.
Thanks for the tip, I'm there...
I totally forgot about clutch. I listened to them in highschool (think 94ish)... Shogun Named Marcus is still etched in my brain...
Kiss "Alive"
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I was watching the Ken Burns documentary Baseball, the set on the 70's decade. In the chapter when the Orioles were beating the Reds and Brooks Robinson was the major player, they kept playing this wonderful synthesizer riff that was deep and growling. I thought it sounded like Stevie Wonder, but beyond that I had no idea what the song was.
I searched for several days. I posted a question on IMDb. I finally found it by just listening to tune after tune on iTunes, everything by Stevei Wonder that I didn't know. It is Maybe Your Baby from Talking Book. Early 70's soul at its best and most inventive. It was released in 1972, which may have been a year or two after the World Series they used it with, but at least they had the period right.
Tim
I searched for several days. I posted a question on IMDb. I finally found it by just listening to tune after tune on iTunes, everything by Stevei Wonder that I didn't know. It is Maybe Your Baby from Talking Book. Early 70's soul at its best and most inventive. It was released in 1972, which may have been a year or two after the World Series they used it with, but at least they had the period right.
Tim
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I don't like his latest album but I do love Beautiful Midnight. My favorite song of his is "While We Were Hunting Rabbits."
Right now: Johnny Thunders and the Heartbreakers, L.A.M.F.
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I streamed his latest album. I don't think it's his best stuff to be sure although Black Helicopters kind of sticks in my head. As I recall it seemed like every song was about the same tempo. Streaming it made it really difficult to tell when one song ended and the other one began. Of course the divorce and the hospital stay may have affected his compositional skills somewhat. WWWHR is an awesome song-that whole album is great. When MG is on there are few better.
The Raspberries - Live On Sunset Strip
Wilco - Sky Blue Sky
Icky Thump by the White Stripes and Easy Tiger by Ryan Adams
I keep meaning to pick up the new Ryan Adams. That guy is almost too prolific.
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Sophie Zelmani
Here with Freddie Wadling:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtQRa_0k-vQ&mode=related&search=
Here with Freddie Wadling:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtQRa_0k-vQ&mode=related&search=
