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Kuki Blaze cooking in the kitchen.
Ahh the good old days lol
Sheepdog wrote:Ahh the good old days lol
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZJe35xiV0M
I feel like a loser, first I've heard of those guys, but i like that song, gonna have to find that one to chuck on the iPod, sounds like the songs in Christian Fletchers bit in Wave warriors.
Im sure they were rockin hard around the same time as these guys, I remember all those bands in Thrasher mag as a grommet before i surfed but skated heaps, but was still listening to stuff like Run DMC & Beastie boys and more obscure rap.
I remember first hearing of this dude in Thrasher:
or was it this dude? Probably both. The fruit don't fall far from the tree, as they say...
indo-dreaming wrote:Sheepdog wrote:Ahh the good old days lol
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZJe35xiV0MI feel like a loser, first I've heard of those guys, but i like that song, gonna have to find that one to chuck on the iPod, sounds like the songs in Christian Fletchers bit in Wave warriors.
ST, still loves blasting that shit at full noise all these years later.
Indo, as far as finding the S.O.D song, you've got it right there on YT. Put the url in listentoyoutube.com and follow the trail...the song is yours forever, yew!
Not enough of the homogametic sex on here:
Anyone heard Ice-T's modern take on Institutionalised?
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Built to Spill's "Ancient Melodies of the Future" has been in steady circulation (rotation?) these past few days. What a damn fine album.
I'll second that Ben. You can hear it here.
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I have never been a huge blues guitar fan, but you have to love this!
BB loved that Gary Clark jnr track,awesome.
Try the live CD simba. It is one of the best things I have heard for a long time.
woman power
trippergreenfeet wrote:Indo, as far as finding the S.O.D song, you've got it right there on YT. Put the url in listentoyoutube.com and follow the trail...the song is yours forever, yew!
Cheers might have to give that a go.
My album of the day, perfect from start to finish, songs just sit so well together.
I saw The Mezcaltones last night. Well worth a look of you like that Texas bar room kind of thing.
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Sounds good BB. Not my usual cup of tea but I liked it. Good show ?
Yeh they were great. They are at Collaroy Services Club on Friday night so we might even go again.
Women!!
Some stories need to be told Shatner!
.....and there's an even better version on "Live At The Hi Fi"........not that there is anything wrong with this! Back to where it all started.
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Great soundtrack...Django Unchained.
Read an article on what Tarantino does to compile his soundtrack, Kubrick impressive.
too soon? too late? too much!?
ha ha, urk. It's the world we're in, baby
Up the Congo without a paddle.
Congo kool.
Bullet And A Target! Doyle and Citizen at Crossroads. A gem!
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young & restless
Oh yeah...
The King.
One man Sultan.
One man Sultan.
the queen
Like a new, raw, grunty swell. And just a basic, solid board, nothing fancy. But he's all over it.
self-exclamatory
Weird beardy beats.
This is from my band Kilminister from a few years ago. Richard Kearney: electric guitars. Dan Mauger: drums. Ronnie Neal: bass. blindboy vocals and acoustic guitars. We are working on some new stuff at the moment but are probably a few months away from recording it properly. I might put some demos up at some stage.
Nice work BB... Keep it up..
Soul brothers.
....and a demo of a new song.
fraser-gordon wrote:Soul brothers.
That was gold FG. I wish I could dance , alas I'm a stubbie toting wallflower . I find good dancing to be the most visually arresting of all art forms. Maybe even including surfing. Some of those crew were strutting the fuck out of it. Two thumbs up.
blindboy wrote:....and a demo of a new song.
Enjoyed the 3 songs available on Soundcloud BB. Nice work.
Thanks Sheepdog. Thanks Blowin......I'll put some more demos up from time to time.
One of my top 10 fav's.
That's a great fucking clip
Im not a very good guitarist, just like to mess around.
But i love these guitar talk vids, this one classic, love Josh Homme, the red headed elvis.
That was pretty cool indo, particularly that bit at the end where he says something like if you expect anything from music you expect too much, do it for yourself. And being good is sort of relative anyway, there are a lot of great technical players out there who no-one listens to and a lot of great musicians with pretty average skills if you know what I mean.
Alright, time for some discussion on what yr all listening too. My iTunes inventory is getting a little stale so I'm up for some inspiration.
Currently loving The Drones' album "Havilah".. incredible songwriting and some of the best recorded guitars and drum I've heard in a long time. I'm a little late to the party with this album but it's on high rotation at the moment and will probably stay there a while. I've seen these guys live once (Fowlers, Adelaide) and fortunately they're incredible on stage too. Can't wait to see them again.