Make a comment about what their listening to!

good song

Igor Stravinsky - Part II: The Sacrifice

 

I don't know it..



Cha cha the blues - Charlie Musslewhite. This guy is fantastic, check him out!

 

i will check him out

Renaissance Fair-The Byrds (Younger Than Yesterday, 1967)

 

I like it, magical stuff.

Susie Q - John Lee Hooker & Johnny Winter

 

Good taste, John Lee Hooker is one of my favorite blues men!

"Transition" by Hawthorne Heights

 

nope,don't know it

bob dylan:i'll be your baby tonight (john wesley harding 1967)

 

Oh yes, I like that one



Baby, please don't go - John Kay & the Sparrow. Of the selftitled album from 1969. Seriously heavily recommended to Steppenwolf fans! It's at least as good as their first two albums.

 

hmm, must say i'm unfamiliar


buffalo & deer - fruit bats - echolocation album

 

nope

The Doors - The Wasp (Texas Radio And The Big Beat)

 

Cool. The Doors are classic.

Lee Scratch Perry-Give me justice

 

I like The Upsetters

Steppenwolf - Rock Me

 

Yay!

John Lennon- Mind Games

 

It's always nice to hear a John Lennon song, espcially when you haven't listened to him in some time and you hear it and you're like YAY and it makes you just wanna sing. Sorry bout the rambling...

Listening to Rhys Crimmin's Can't Judge a book.
He's an unkown artist here in the states, but starting to recieve some fame down under. check out his myspace. It's www.myspace.com/rhyscrimmin

 

I really dig this cat man

End of The Road-The Idle Race (The Birthday Party, 1968)

 

I've never heard of it... what kind of music is it?

Ozric Tentacles - Strangeitude

 

The Idle Race's music is late 60's sunshine psychedelic-pop. The leader of the band was Jeff Lynne, who later went on to join The Move and form Electric Light Orchestra

I've only heard of them through friends, I've never actually heard any of their music

The Battle of Evermore-Led Zeppelin (Led Zeppelin IV, 1971)

 

Good stuff! Rarely in the mood for it anymore though


In the wee hours - Junior Wells. Oh man..!

 

it's about time that i buy something of Junior Wells,any recommendations?

led zeppelin:the rover (physical graffiti 1975)

 

Hoodoo man blues is a fantastic album. I don't know more studio albums of him yet, but I have a live album of Buddy Guy with him as well, with a great version of Help me on it. Not my favourite version though, and the rest of the album is also pretty good, but not one of my favs so I don't know if I'd recommend it :tongue:
You surely can't go wrong with Hoodoo man blues (1965).

 

thanks Asmodean