Unfortunately the track was initially over-processed with effects, mostly gain and can't redo it because I lost the original track, so this version has to do. And of course, being a "live" track, there are many errors.
Listening to:
Jimi Hendrix - Machine Gun
Led Zeppelin - Traveling Riverside Blues
Coheed and Cambria - In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth 3
Bright Eyes - Waste of Paint (makes you want to smile and cry at the same time >_< )
Deathcab for Cutie - Scientist Studies
Jethro Tull - Serenade to a Cuckoo (Live off the Tribute To J.S. Bach album)
The Presidents of the United States of America - Highway Forever
Von Bondies - Rock 'n' Roll Nurse - (Live at Maida Vale)
...I need to buy a good subwoofer for my Digix 5.1 ... it's like it forgets how to USE it's subwoofer unless it's playing a DVD ... then it works just fine. And I wuv my bass
Mineral - Slower (and the whole album)
The Get-Up Kids - Man of Conviction (and the whole album)
Rise Against - Weight of Time
Phish - Maze
They Might Be Giants - Man, It's So Loud In Here
//EDIT:
Ok, so right now I'm on a Tegan and Sara binge ... DAMN I can't wait for their new album :D
Now that we have that out of the way, I picked up an early Fleetwood Mac CD. WAIT...did you know that before they were a big commercial hit, they were a well known blues/blues rock band with a few hits in England? Most of you know I like guitar. Well, the early Fleetwood Mac had a guy by the name of Peter Green. Sad story really, do a google, but OMFG does he have tone and chops for days.
If you can find them, I recommend:
Albatross - very mellow, would be good in a romantic setting (ENTROPY I SAID STOP IT)
Need Your Love So Bad - very bluesy, slow mover, fits with above cut
Black Magic Woman - yes, the same song covered and made a hit by Santana. Peter Green wrote it and the original version is by FM
-and many others.
Terry I love the track and commented in the oth3r thread
Hmmmm, yeeeeesss, the eyebrows, oh how they wiggle and jigglezy. :bounceseyebrows:
Flogging Molly - Don't Let Me Die, Still Wondering (off the new album!)
Tegan and Sara - Time Running
Sublime - 40 oz. to Freedom
Belle & Sebastian - Me and the Major
The Postal Service - There's Never Enough Time
Hm, I was gonna reply keto, but I got creeped out in the process, so I'll just leave it be
Tegan and Sara - Terrible Storm
Halfwayhome - On the Passing of Fairytale Heroes
Van Halen - Up For Breakfast
Presidents of the United States of America - Vestina
The Flaming Lips - The Gash
Comments
Unfortunately the track was initially over-processed with effects, mostly gain and can't redo it because I lost the original track, so this version has to do.
Listening to:
Jimi Hendrix - Machine Gun
Led Zeppelin - Traveling Riverside Blues
Original Prankster currently. I haven't listened to this album since like 2002 sometime, I love it!
i'm listening to my favorit from them
X Japan - Endless Rain
Machine Head - Hellalive
Bright Eyes - Waste of Paint (makes you want to smile and cry at the same time >_< )
Deathcab for Cutie - Scientist Studies
Jethro Tull - Serenade to a Cuckoo (Live off the Tribute To J.S. Bach album)
The Presidents of the United States of America - Highway Forever
Von Bondies - Rock 'n' Roll Nurse - (Live at Maida Vale)
...I need to buy a good subwoofer for my Digix 5.1 ... it's like it forgets how to USE it's subwoofer unless it's playing a DVD ... then it works just fine. And I wuv my bass
Just had some Styx on. Woot classic rock.
Mineral - Slower (and the whole album)
The Get-Up Kids - Man of Conviction (and the whole album)
Rise Against - Weight of Time
Phish - Maze
They Might Be Giants - Man, It's So Loud In Here
//EDIT:
Ok, so right now I'm on a Tegan and Sara binge ... DAMN I can't wait for their new album
Limp Bizkit - Behind Blue Eyes
Now that we have that out of the way, I picked up an early Fleetwood Mac CD. WAIT...did you know that before they were a big commercial hit, they were a well known blues/blues rock band with a few hits in England? Most of you know I like guitar. Well, the early Fleetwood Mac had a guy by the name of Peter Green. Sad story really, do a google, but OMFG does he have tone and chops for days.
If you can find them, I recommend:
Albatross - very mellow, would be good in a romantic setting (ENTROPY I SAID STOP IT)
Need Your Love So Bad - very bluesy, slow mover, fits with above cut
Black Magic Woman - yes, the same song covered and made a hit by Santana. Peter Green wrote it and the original version is by FM
-and many others.
Terry I love the track and commented in the oth3r thread
Flogging Molly - Don't Let Me Die, Still Wondering (off the new album!)
Tegan and Sara - Time Running
Sublime - 40 oz. to Freedom
Belle & Sebastian - Me and the Major
The Postal Service - There's Never Enough Time
*wigglewigglewiggle*
Weezer - Say It Ain't So
A Quick One While He's Away - Who
Hey Ya - Outkast
diverse, that's me. STOP IT I said.
elp - fanfare for the common man
genesis - dance on a volcano
genesis - home by the sea
Tegan and Sara - Terrible Storm
Halfwayhome - On the Passing of Fairytale Heroes
Van Halen - Up For Breakfast
Presidents of the United States of America - Vestina
The Flaming Lips - The Gash
The Offspring - Conspiracy of One
Come Out Swingin' right now
Damn, this album just makes me wanna start jumping around like an idiot! The first few songs do at least.
Fuel - Natural Selection
Quarter currently
Powerful song
Dave Matthews Band - Space Between.
Late, but I gotta say WOOT for Mineral, great band. :Rocker: :Rocker: :Rocker: :Rocker:
oh yeah, The Fire theft - Oceans Apart