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[fig]

Who's old enough to remember the Wolfman?

 

[untamedfrontier]

New ty segall is really nice. Fuzz war all over it

 

[Nostradoomus]

I remember Wolfman Jack

 

[Coda]

Who's old enough to remember the Wolfman?

American Graffiti…his freezer went, and Richard Dreyfus didn’t want one…

 

[PapaBear]

Who's old enough to remember the Wolfman?

No comment

 

[Mentaltossflycoon]

Just tested my moonn Lo Fran and it's amazing. Bassists, don't sleep on Fran Blanche. Can't wait to play it full volume w band. Got me feeling like celebrating with some thundercat.

 

[Bricksnbeatles]

I remember Wolfman Jack

 

[coltonius]

It’s the new Leon Bridges album, Gold Diggers Sound, for me. It’s a whole mood! (And excellent baby making music too..)

 

[Chris420]

Shes got the 👁👁 of a

 

[SillyOctpuss]

Woke up with this in my head today

 

[Matmosphere]

At work doing some of my boss's work because she decided to take the next couple weeks off and get covid. So I got this on one playing on one screen while the other screen is doing shit above my pay grade.

I saw those guys at a tiny bar in early 2001 was a very good show. I really like that first album and Howl, but haven't heard any of the stuff they have done lately.

 

[BuddytheReow]

Usually when working on my ACTUAL job and have files/spreadsheets to knock out I tend to gravitate towards Sleep. Or at least in the past few weeks.

 

[fig]

Woke up with this in my head today

I was playing that [rather poorly] earlier. Then I slid into the intro of John Fogerty's "The Old Man Down The Road" for some odd reason. It was a blur after that until I came to, fingers sore, ears ringing....you know, a playing hangover.

 

[peccary]

Folks.... I need help... I am falling in to a The The rabbit hole...

 

[fig]

I am falling in to a The The rabbit hole...

Let me check my notes....left...then two rights.

 

[BurntFingers]

Over the last year or so my musical tastes have definitely slowed down and firmly embedded into the doom/stoner/sludge area of things, but damn.. I usually don't pay much attention to deathcore, but I am so blown away by Lorna Shore right now. Musically they're combining the intense blast beats with the orchestral so incredibly well. Typically that just sounds cheesy to me, but somehow they do it perfectly. Those breakdowns? Oh. Yeah. And then there's Will Ramos' singing. Holy crap is he ever talented. The amount of control he has is ridiculous. Especially when watching a live concert, it just seems almost effortless to him.

Check out Purple Dawn and their song The Moon Song. They're frickin awesome. Stoner rock, dooly sorta stuff but... You'll see.

 

[Chuck D. Bones]

Listening to this whole album at work right now

Sorry for the finger, Chris. I can't stand Kenny G. Apparently Pat Metheny has a similar opinion.

 

[Chuck D. Bones]

Lou Reed - Metal Machine Music, Part III. I'm determined to get all the way thru Part III.
Made it. Ugh!

I was listening to Tom Petty earlier while making dinner. His stuff always puts me in a good mood.

 

[Matmosphere]

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Lou Reed - Metal Machine Music, Part III. I'm determined to get all the way thru Part III.
Made it. Ugh!

I was listening to Tom Petty earlier while making dinner. His stuff always puts me in a good mood.

I love that record, it’s wonderful. Though it’s more an experience than a record.

One of my fondest memories of college is walking through the adjacent woods next to it between classes listening to that record on headphones, back in the minidisc days.

 

[Mentaltossflycoon]

I keep finding myself compelled to post things here that I'm fairly certain nobody here is interested in. However, I'm actually listening to this on vinyl right now as I'm populating a cdxl so it counts.

Anyway, this whole record blew me away when it came out. Got to see them play at Reed College in 2005ish. Sadly not this piece but the chops on display were unreal. Piazzola supposedly wrote this suite for 2 guitars for them specifically.