Whtcha all listening too?

[senorsalvia]

I've oft thought of tossing my derby into the ring one more time musically; doing much as you mentioned...  senor has a certain fantasy 'bout selecting a series of tunes that mostly come from the mid-late 60's /even early 70's..  It would just have to be a blast to play 'em once again. let alone possibly being a bit of catalyst for ?   senor would be remiss if he did not tell bro JRL that he must not forget "Pride Of Man"...  Gotta add that to the playlist, or it jess ain't Kosher!!!!!

[JRL]

Well yu know me Kosher at all costs. I love that first QMS record and Pride of Man kicks it off perfectly.

We are really having a blast playing these tunes. Besides the aformentioned ones, last night we played Day Tripper, Yes It Is, Natures Way and prolly some more I can't remember (we had copius amounts of the local Norcal foothills main cash crop).

[JRL]

Oh yeah, we also did that rave up rocker "I Saw Her Standing There"

What a bar band the Beatles must have been n their Hamburg days.

[JRL]

I just revisited Smile - Brian Wilson

[Satori]

My soul has just been kissed by Nusrat Fateh Ali Kan - Mustt Mustt

[laughingwillow]

That's on of our favorite Nusrat discs.

We were lucky enough to catch him live before he died.

lw

[JRL]

I watched the incomparable Taj Mahal on Ovation TV in Taj Mahal Live from Santa Lucia. Taj's current band The Phantom Blues Band is so great. He's got Mike Finnegan of Electric Ladyland fame on B-3 organ.

Taj is, has been, and always will be one of my very favorite musicians.
His blending of so many traditions into a seamless whole is in my opinion where the leading edge of the world's music is these days, and no one does it better than Taj.

I saw him many times back in the day, with is first band, with the late great Jesse Ed Davis on guitar. The records they made still sound great today. Me and my rock guitar hero buddy Mr Foster cover Easy Rider and Six Days On the Road from Taj's first record. Great stuff!!

[JRL]

I've been listening to a lot of Snooks Eaglin that we use as break music at shows. Snooks is an old blind guitar player from New Orleans and really one of the best anywhere. Very eclectic, from Nawlins swamp to straight ahead jazz. Check him out!

[JRL]

The Love You Save-- Jackson 5
Junior Brown- Highway Patrol, My Wife Thinks Your Dead

[Avery L. Breath]

Have been trying to break into the realm of underground hip hop lately and so far it's been a craps shoot.  But I like Immortal technique, he is fricking amazing, though a bit angry prolly for most folks.  And 'Sole is pretty good, so are the 'blue scholars, 'atmosphere and Dr. Octagon

Funny thing about music, if it's good, it's good.  If it's not, their is just no accounting for taste.  Right?

[laughingwillow]

We've caught Junior Brown a couple of times. I was a little out of the loop the first time and prolly real lucky not to get busted for smoking da kine by all of the highway patrolmen in the audience.

lw

[JRL]

I opened for Junior once but couldn't stick around for the show, had to drive up to Truckee.

That boy sure can play the geetar!!!!

[laughingwillow]

These daze its been Dylan, the Dead, reggae, repeat.......

Btw, picked up Dylan's latest awhile back. its slowly growing on me.

lw

[Kratom]

Slam  + Jeff Mills at T In The Park 2007

[Syd]

When I'm relaxing for the night I pick a song and click Genius in iTunes, today, this is what is resonating in my minds eye. The first Song, Sky is Over, is from the previous lead singer of System of a down! That is what this playlist is based off of. As I type this Static-X is singing The Only.
 
Sky Is Over   Serj Tankian      Elect The Dead
Dead Memories   Slipknot      All Hope Is Gone
They Say   Scars On Broadway      Scars On Broadway
Devour   Shinedown      The Sound of Madness
Knights Of Cydonia   Muse      Black Holes & Revelations
Sleep Now In The Fire   Rage Against The Machine      The Battle Of Los Angeles
When Worlds Collide   Powerman 5000      Tonight the Stars Revolt!
Push It   Static-X      Wisconsin Death Trip
Nottingham Lace   Buckethead      Enter the Chicken
All Hope Is Gone   Slipknot      All Hope Is Gone
The Day That Never Comes   Metallica      Death Magnetic   
World Long Gone   Scars On Broadway      Scars On Broadway
It's All Over   Three Days Grace      One-X
The Only   Static-X      Shadow Zone
Saints Of Los Angeles (Gang Vocal)   Mötley Crüe      Saints Of Los Angeles
Hell Yeah   Rev Theory      Light It Up
Vermilion   Slipknot      Subliminal Verses
Map Of The Problematique   Muse      Black Holes & Revelations
Falling Away From Me   Korn      Unplugged
Cyanide   Metallica      Death Magnetic   
Serenity   Godsmack      Good Times, Bad Times
Love Like Winter   AFI      Decemberunderground
Home   Three Days Grace      Three Days Grace
The Number Of The Beast   Iron Maiden      A Real Dead One
Are You Dead Yet?   Children of Bodom      Chaos Ridden Years