Mood Music - Whats Song Represents How You feel right NOW

this is kind of fun, reminds me some games we played travelling

this is from dallas and its my control cruisen song... the producer is a genius and is just getting started check it out

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Going to see Steve here in Denver in September. Talk about a guy with a catalog...

Also, you posted some Phish...great band. Here is Trey Anastasio solo:




CJ

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SE had dinner with him and some Warner Brothers people at Dakotas under Dallas one night before a concert and think my sis/bro still talk as good friends, has'nt he gone to more spiritual type music?



guess so, thought I read something about that a while back

Just amazing...

ColoradoJens-- That should be awesome. I think he is on tour with The Dukes. The live album I have of Steve and The Dukes ("Shut Up and Die Like An Aviator") is one of my favorite cds. I saw Steve solo at Bonnaroo a couple years ago, but I would love to see him with the band.

Rustami-- Yeah, Steve is one of those artists that is constantly evolving. I haven't yet heard his latest album, "I'll Never Get Out of This World Alive", which I believe that song you posted is off, but I am certainly a big fan of the Hank Williams song of the same name so it must be good.

And I am an even bigger fan of Earle's mentor, Townes Van Zandt. The second video here is Steve covering one of my favorite Townes songs.

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I have his first album with the Dukes...the guy is great! Did you check out that Trey Anastasio video? Once it get's going, very toe tapping. Finally, you mentioned Townes. I am repeating myself here but -





CJ

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Yeah, haha, I know Trey. I have seen Trey solo at least 30 times, and Phish over 200. I used to follow Trey & co. around the country when I was younger. Although that video was the first time I listened to Trey solo in a long while. I don't really listen to Phish much either anymore (listened to nothing but them for 2+years a decade ago), but I do go see them since it's more of a live ritual/religious type experience for me. I only see them sober now though, which is the exact opposite of my former life's goal.

As for the Townes, I wish I could star you more than once. Both songs are great of course, but "To Live Is To Fly" is one of my all-time favorite songs and is very close to my heart. A really great choice.

Here's to a remembrance of things past:

Here is a link to a thread I made about great artists that were doomed by a label. You all should check it out, there are some damn fine tunes over there, as well as an opportunity to support your favorite bands that never got their due.

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That was a pretty good tune. I have never heard of the guy before, so I thank you for that...his wikipedia page profile says that his main influences include The Rolling Stones, Ryan Adams, Nick Drake, Bob Dylan, and Elliot Smith, so he must be a man after my own heart. Thanks for sharing.

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I feel stupid. This lady is from Iowa, so that's cool. "lady flips" lol.



CJ

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Courage

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lol? what are "feeling stupid" about -your ex's lieing, the video..

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lol? what are "feeling stupid" about -your ex's lieing

edit on 15-8-2011 by Rustami because: (no reason given)

What do you know of me and who are you to talk to me like that? Is that a personal attack?
Edit- dear lord SORRY. I guess I should keep my yap shut!

CJ

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really enjoyed that song..it was amazing..and soothing to listen to.