What are You listening to?..I.E music today.

One of my favorite bands is Jethro Tull. Today’s selection is Stand Up...their second album from 1969. I love their older stuff.

originally posted by: Allaroundyou
a reply to: greydaze Tool, Pink Floyd, along with any Vietnam era music. I use YouTube for random list on that one.

Cool Man,I was rockin to some floyd @ 3:00 this morning..Tool is also a great band

a reply to: greydaze

Royal Blood , a two man rock band who make sweet sound.



And they can do it live.

Oh geez, my musical tastes are eclectic. I drive a lot at work, so I burn large mp3 cds with over a hundred songs each.

In the last 48 hours, it's been mostly:
Tool/A Perfect Circle
In This Moment
Slayer
Lamb Of God
Breaking Benjamin
*and then it flip flops*
Old Crow Medicine Show
Alabama
The Civil Wars
John Paul White
The Secret Sisters

a reply to: Justso

Love that old southern Rock:

The Cadillac Three ?


Just love that sound.

originally posted by: Justso
Love that old southern Rock:

Allman Brothers
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Doobie Bros
Atlanta Rhythm Section
Eagles
Alabama
Wet Willie
Waylon and Willie
England Dan and John Ford Coley


I am old school southern rock.

You forgot The Outlaws!

a reply to: greydaze

Been on a Pink Floyd kick this morning.....

Music today is mostly rehashed #, I can throw these suggestions out there from what I've been listening to lately

Acid Bath (Dax Riggs), Animals as Leaders (instrumental), Beats Antique, Billy Joel, Blues Travelers, Bob Marley, Bonobo, Chet Faker, Daft Punk, Eurythemics, Evan Brewer, Iced Earth, Nile, (Old) Metallica, Megadeath, Tool, A Perfect Circle, Rodrigo y Gabriela (instrumental guitar duo), Tom Petty, Opeth

Been listening to a couple of soundtracks today....one being The Greatest Showman with High Jackman....quite a good voice for a Wolverine This was him singing to get the film greenlit....



Then a huge fave at the moment is the soundtrack from the PS4 remastered game of Shadow Of The Colosuss....some stunning pieces in there.....



CX.

a reply to: CX

Shadow of the Colossus was amazing back in the day, I still haven't picked up the remastered but plan on it. The OST sounds good.

a reply to: Nazarene

I never played it first time round, loved this remastered one though.

Have heard lots of people complimenting the first one though.

CX.

I've been on an old school Sepultura kick lately so a lot of Arise and Chaos AD







And a ton of Neurosis




This album has been in constant rotation for months now and I'm still kicking myself for missing them on this tour.



And this is always playing in the car





And I'm often caught listening to this album too



This is what I woke up to



And because I'm not above shameless self promotion, I was listening to this demo because were getting ready to go back into the studio
blackironprison.bandcamp.com...

a reply to: gortex

Yep. In my blood-can't help it-and I sing Patsy Cline all the time. Music I understand-people I get-it's a generational thing for me.

a reply to: AgarthaSeed

Big mistake on my part! Love The Outlaws!!!!

Currently... Animals as Leaders.

If you're into fusion, rock and amazing guitar work.. this is it. Give it a try, it's an 'acquired taste'.

a reply to: greydaze





I'm apparently in a Doors mood...

a reply to: peter vlar

I remember jamming my bass to sepultura back in high school. arise and chaos ad were awesome. prefered chaos ad. did prong too back then.

originally posted by: BASSPLYR
a reply to: peter vlar

I remember jamming my bass to sepultura back in high school. arise and chaos ad were awesome. prefered chaos ad. did prong too back then.

Yeah, the first 4 released from Prong still hold up. Force Fed, Beg to Differ,Prove You Wrong and Cleansing are killer and still hold up. As a bass player myself, I especially liked Price You Wrong because of Troy Gregory on bass. Though they were also one of those stereotypical bands where you’re super disappointed when you meet them because Tommy Victor was a class a douchebag. Sepultura were really cool. It was their road crew that were the pricks but Andreas and Max were awesome as was Max’s wife and stepdaughter who hooked me up with some merch for helping Christine out.

A happy mix of outlaw country, southern rock and the dead. As per usual.

a reply to: peter vlar

he'll yeah. didn't know you were a bass player!

yeah I've met my share of disappointing musicians. some though we're just awesome guys. went to Berklee so I got to meet quite a few. last guy I recently ran into was Marcus miller. now that's a cool guy. friendly. made me happy to go home later and slap out some of his riffs knowing it was all good cause the music and the man were awesome.