Let's talk about music

[Troy Loney]

something new - crystle antlers. wow. what a band.

Agreed...i thought some of the hype they were getting from the EP was a little unwarranted...but the full length is solid...Andrew is such an awesome song.

[relantel]

Led Zeppelin. Best. Band. Ever.

Without a doubt. Though they get less consideration than others since there's been no new material or tours or concerts (save some one-offs) since Bonham's death in 1980. Plant-Page-Jones probably made the right call in disbanding rather than settling for a lesser substitute for Bonham. Though it would have been nice to see how they would have handled the 80s trends, like how Chicago changed and adapted, only to return to their roots in the 90s.

Zep leads my playlist more often than not, with some Rush, Nugent, Rundgren, Cooper, Queen, Stones and The Who thrown in for good measure. Itunes has Zep's whole catalog for $99. Pretty good deal. Best channel ever = XM46(DirecTV 833) "Classic Vinyl". Weeds out the too modern stuff.

[cma3585]

Black Sabbath. Best. Band. Ever.

[JS©]

back in one of those moods where I'm listening to stuff from the old skater days....again. Sub Society was a band that appeared in a lot of the skateboarding videos and has been covered by plenty of pop-punk bands. There was talk of them getting back together a few years ago, but they said they're all too far apart for something like that to happen.

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[Ben Klingston]

I do get most of my 'new stuff' in tip offs from mainstream media... mags, shows, advertisements. Was watching Letterman the other night and saw Manchester Orchestra (not an orchestra, btw). Was very impressed. Listening to their newest album (Mean Everything to Nothing) I really like it. I've Got Friends, Shake it Out, The Only One, all good stuff. Kind of strike me as a little Death Cab-bby slash older My Morning Jacket-y. Think I'll go out and buy some more of their stuff.

[eddysnake]

Been listening to

New Dylan album, Together through life. He still continues to amaze me, for being 68 (i think?) I'm very impresses, you can hear the oldness in his voice more so than ever, but I dig

New Prince album: Lotusflow3r - Mplsound - Really rad, one of the best musicians of our time imo, this album definately has a heavy Hendrix influence on it. theres a few songs that could be skipped over, but I'm impresses that he still puts out quality music

Finally been listening to Arlow Guthrie and the Dillards - 32 cent postage due album: All recordings of his dads songs, really great folksy bluegrass stuff, highly recommended if you like good music! I went and saw Arlow a few weeks back at the Carnegie Library in Homestead, wonderful show, the man is a simply amazing storyteller!

anyone listening to any of these?

[Gaucho]

The new Dylan is really good. I also bought the wonderful, if expensive "Anthology of American Folk Music"-Box which is incredibly beautiful and awesome.

Anyone checked out the new Maximo Park yet?

[Digitalgypsy66]

Offtopic, but the OP on this thread hasn't visited LGP in three plus years.

The more you know...

Dylan album has my interest piqued. Great interview in the current Rolling Stone magazine.

I am currently enjoying the Easy Star All Star's version of Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club band. Reggae!

[Troy Loney]

Passion Pit's new album, The Rural Alberta Advantage, The Strange Boys, Sinaloa, Friendly Fires, Man Man, We Were Promised Straightjackets, Empire of the Sun, Handsome Furs, still listening to Cut Copy and Frightened Rabbit....that Bill Callahan record a little too, I have to be in a mood though...

[Sarcastic]

What the hell is a frightened rabbit. I gotta look them up.

[JS©]

Offtopic, but the OP on this thread hasn't visited LGP in three plus years.

I didn't think it was offtopic at all considering the OP was teh one who created it.

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Just a solid mashup of a song I can't stand (Soulja Boy) and a group that I do like (Pendulum - Slam)
Surprisingly mixes real well.

[Ben Klingston]

Just watched Wilco's new concert DVD Ashes of American Flags

Rolling Stone said it in their latest issue, but it's one of the best concert films I've seen since The Last Waltz.

Nels Cline is insane.

[Ben Klingston]

Meh. All in what you like.

[Troy Loney]

What the hell is a frightened rabbit. I gotta look them up.

It's a stupid name...really stupid...it's scottish indie-folk...kind of a little emoish....i was kind of into them, but then i saw them play a show at cmu last winter and it was awesome and after seeing them i have been all about the album.

[eddysnake]

i just realized that out of all the stuff i listen to, nothing beats the Boss live at any point between '75-'80.

I concur.

[Troy Loney]

today, way too glossy.

How about that superbowl halftime show???

[mac5155]

today, way too glossy.

How about that superbowl halftime show???

as mentioned on DVE, he needs to play harrison's runback on the screen tomorrow night and then start off his concert ala the superbowl.

but as far as im concerned, he wouldnt have to play it if harrison was tackled

[Gaucho]

today, way too glossy.

How about that superbowl halftime show???

That was sort of embarrassing.

[IrishEyes]

Scott Russo and the Big Big Bang. If anyone likes Unwritten Law... well, this is better.

[steve784]

i just realized that out of all the stuff i listen to, nothing beats the Boss live at any point between '75-'80. before that, too unpolished and rushed. after that, too self-indulgent. today, way too glossy. but man. theres some clips out there:


prove it all night '78 - this one just has an amazing intro
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGMPNGCr ... L&index=46

hard to be a saint in the city '75 at hammersmith - classic
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BktOzc8m ... L&index=10

because the night '78 - audio is just good enough but wow this is nuts. this takes the cake. what a jam. gets me pumped everytime.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5wUCjQJ ... PL&index=5

man.

Drove to state college last weekend to see him play at the BJC........dude still puts on one hell of a show.

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This is the greatest music video I've ever seen.

[wallflower]

This is the greatest music video I've ever seen.

Aren't "boy band" members supposed to be attractive?

[Idoit40fans]

This is the greatest music video I've ever seen.

Did you mean creepiest, I only watched a bit of it, but i'd be running away if I were that kid.

[tjand72]

This is the greatest music video I've ever seen.

"Gonna make you come tonight...over to my house."

Genius.

[shmenguin]

This is the greatest music video I've ever seen.