one I'd never heard of jazz/rock
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green dragon
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Grreat show, WT and Maiden both rocked.
killer jazz/fusion I'd not heard of before:
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Japanese jazz/fusion
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again
C.O.B.H.C.
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EPICA - Consign To Oblivion - Live at the Zenith
2 hours of casiopea -Japanese jazz/fusion, heck of a speed guitar player:
A friend just posted a YouTube video of The Marshall Tucker Band "Can't You See" on Facebook, and that was all it took...
Country Rock was a joy in my life...
Country Rock was a joy in my life...
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actually, the whole album...
again:
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I'm listening to a great indie collaboration at the moment. Andrew Bird and Phoebe Bridgers singing a poem by Emily Dickinson.
stealth6
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Three bits that are about as entirely as different as can be......
....except they each just happen to be awesome (though admittedly for different reasons):
The first is mind-blowingly beautiful in it's own right, but I happen to have been extremely lucky to work with Tessa a bunch of times (including at this location), so it's even more special to me:
Can't add anything to say on this one....speaks for itself, and you'll likely either get it or very much not get it:
And this is just so much dang fun, how can you not love it?:
s6
....except they each just happen to be awesome (though admittedly for different reasons):
The first is mind-blowingly beautiful in it's own right, but I happen to have been extremely lucky to work with Tessa a bunch of times (including at this location), so it's even more special to me:
Can't add anything to say on this one....speaks for itself, and you'll likely either get it or very much not get it:
And this is just so much dang fun, how can you not love it?:
s6
masters of their domain:
Damn good band for 80's pop.
I'm listening to the World Machine entire cd that's on Youtube. thanks
Weekend jam!
- A Little Bit Off - Five Finger Death Punch
- A Reason To Fight - Disturbed
- A Tip from You to Me - Jack White
- A Warrior’s Call - Volbeat
- About A Girl - Nirvana
- Ace of Spades - Motorhead
- Adam’s Song - Blink-182
- Addicted - Saving Abel
- A.D.I.D.A.S. - Korn
- Adrenaline - Zero 9:36
- Aenema - Tool
- Aerials - System Of A Down
- Africa - Weezer
- AfterLife - Five Finger Death Punch
- Again - Alice In Chains
- Ain’t My B*tch - Metallica
- Ain’t No Rest for the Wicked - Cage The Elephant
- Alive - Pearl Jam
I'm listening to my wife, talking on the phone to her sister who just bought her first house (at age 56), trying to explain the truism: NO ONE EVER makes just one trip to the hardware store to fix ANYthing. 
Gettysburg by Iced Earth.
It is divided into three tracks/parts for the three days of the battle, with the first part focusing on the initial confederate successes, the second part on Little Round Top, and the third part on Pickett's Charge. All together, almost 32 minutes long.
One of the finest pieces of music I know.
It is divided into three tracks/parts for the three days of the battle, with the first part focusing on the initial confederate successes, the second part on Little Round Top, and the third part on Pickett's Charge. All together, almost 32 minutes long.
One of the finest pieces of music I know.
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