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Greetings to Rock, LD, fan, OPK, Enrico, DON and all the other fine people listening to great tunes.


"Guilty"  -  Alejandro Escovedo

"Balls"  -  Amy Rigby

"The Legend Of Sawdust Boogers"  -  Bad Livers 

"Downtown"  -  Drunk Stuntmen

"AM Radio"  -  Everclear

"Better Than This"  -  Hadacol

"Carmelita"  -  Fred Eaglesmith & The Flying Squirrels

"Keep Off The Grass"  -  Todd Snider

Hey Fight!  Hey Sy!

Sy Don, and FC-Hello!

"You Really Got Me" - Van Halen

"Second Wind" - Cinderella

Hey Don!

Did you ever see Iggy's Cadillac commercial?  I only saw it on TV once, but I'm sure it's still on YouTube.

I have..The guy is a another Detroit Legend..Much Like the woman who just performed half-time show


Amen - Kid Rock


Detroit, MI

"Banditos"  -  The Refreshments

"Des Moines"  -  The Drams

"Joseph Black"  -  The Felsons

"Do You Think Your Moving On"?  -  The Basement

"Cold Shot"  -  Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble

"ATF"  -  Sixty Acres

"5:01 AM (The Pros And Cons Of Hitchhiking - Part 10)"  -  Roger Waters

..Much Like the woman who just performed half-time show

Well, ya'll can keep her, but I do salute many of Detroit's musical giants:  Iggy, MC5, Death(the Hackney Brothers), Mitch Ryder, Motown and so many more.


DAVE ALVIN: Romeo's Escape

Fourth of July
Long White Cadillac
Every Night About This Time
Romeo's Escape
Brother (On the Line)
Jubilee Train
Border Radio
Far Away
New Tattoo
You Got Me
I Wish It Was Saturday Night

I have..The guy is a another Detroit Legend..Much Like the woman who just performed half-time show

The major difference being Iggy always sings his songs live....

"The Ballad of the Boy in the Red Shoes" - Elton John

"Beyond The Horizon" - Bob Dylan


 

Well, ya'll can keep her, but I do salute many of Detroit's musical giants:  Iggy, MC5, Death(the Hackney Brothers), Mitch Ryder, Motown and so many more.

Let's not forget Bob Seger and mighty Silver Bullet Band, as well as The White Stripes!!!

"Walkin Blues" - Eric Clapton

"Delia's Gone" - Johnny Cash

"Child Of Vision" - Supertramp

"Jah Calling" - Bad Brains

"The Old Laughing Lady" - Neil Young
So psyched that Neil is back with Crazy Horse-new album and tour this year!

AFTERNOON LD, KOY, SY, FC, DON & anyone i missed.

Finally home from schools and the ortho. Daughter #1 just got to Dunedin so maybe LIFE ON MARS will return to normal here.
LD, your statement about music & the age of 13 is so true. Evey generation has it's own brand of music from around that age and their tatse's never really change. I know this is very true of myself as I would spend all day stuck between 1968 and 1974 left to my own devices and while I listen to a lot of new music, most of it that really grabs my attention wouldn't sound out of place at all on many of my vintage albums. Singer/songwriters and either sparse acoustic or biting electric guitars with the occasional piano(not to be confused with sythns) performance thrown in are as much the sounds of modern music I like as classic rock I grew up with. And of course my generation didn;t understand punk and they didn't get hair metal and few of us get hip hop but each generation has a set of music values that usuually centers around when they became teenagers. That's why I always answer the question "What kind of music do you like?" with the answer "Good music." Because any genre can have good or bad music if you are just open minded enough to listen.

JUST LISTENED TO:
The Little Willies - Diesel Smoke, Dangerous Curves For The Good Times 12:48:27PM
The Features - How It Starts Wilderness 12:51:28PM
David Mead - I Can't Wait Dudes 12:57:03PM
The Black Keys - Strange Times Attack & Release 1:01:55PM
The War on Drugs - Baby Missiles Slave Ambient 1:04:28PM
Drive-By Truckers - 'Feb. 14th' A Blessing & a Curse 1:09:06PM
Super Furry Animals - 'The Undefeated' Phantom Power 1:12:16PM
Neil Young - Harvest Moon Unplugged 1:22:36PM
Will Hoge - The Illegal Line Number Seven 1:27:29PM
I really like a lot of this new Will Hoge recording. Got a kind of "swampy" sound to it.

"The Face" - Kings of Leon

"The Ballad Of Hollis Brown" - Bob Dylan

"Baby Be Mine" - Michael Jackson

"Forty Mile Town" - Eric Johnson

LD, your statement about music & the age of 13 is so true. Evey generation has it's own brand of music from around that age and their tatse's never really change. I know this is very true of myself as I would spend all day stuck between 1968 and 1974 left to my own devices and while I listen to a lot of new music, most of it that really grabs my attention wouldn't sound out of place at all on many of my vintage albums. Singer/songwriters and either sparse acoustic or biting electric guitars with the occasional piano(not to be confused with sythns) performance thrown in are as much the sounds of modern music I like as classic rock I grew up with. And of course my generation didn;t understand punk and they didn't get hair metal and few of us get hip hop but each generation has a set of music values that usuually centers around when they became teenagers. That's why I always answer the question "What kind of music do you like?" with the answer "Good music." Because any genre can have good or bad music if you are just open minded enough to listen.

Beautifully put, my friend. I am very anti-genre, I've just never seen the point in having to categorize everything. And I especially don;t undertsand not listening to something because it falls into a particular genre. I hear people all the time say"I DON'T listen to rap, or country, metal" etc. I think a person cheats themselves out of a chance to expand their horizons because of a label someone else slaps on a piece of music. For me personally, there will never be enough hours in the day to hear everything I'm curious about-or see all the places I wanna see etc. Variety is truly the spice of life!!!

"Best I Can" - Queensryche
This band is a prime example of what I'm tallking about-I'm really not much of a fan of theirs, but I sure do love some of their songs, this being one of them.

The Blasters: "Marie, Marie"
Johnny Cash: "Mean-Eyed Cat"
Legendary Shack Shakers: "The Deadenin'"
The Raconteurs: "Steady As She Goes"
Beat Farmers: "Hideaway"

"Brilliant Disguise" - Bruce Springsteen

"Fearless Heart' - Steve Earle

"Love Is Coming Down" - The Who
Beautiful, sweeping ballad from the underappreciated(imo)Who Are You album.

"War Within A Breath" - Rage Against The Machine

"NuGuns" - System Of A Down

"Broken Box" - Queens Of The Stone Age

"Moonlight Sonata' - Beethoven

Reverend Horton Heat:  "Bathwater Blues"
Corb Lund Band:  "Roughest Neck Around"
Meat Loaf:  "Hot Patootie, Bless My Soul"
Merle Haggard:  "Today I Started Loving You Again"
Dawe Rawlings Machine:  "To Be Young(Is To Be Sad, Is To Be High)"

Seven Nation Army - The White Stripes

Detroit, Mi

Back to shuffle mode ROCK???   And I so admire your taste in albums but if your IPOD is full of good albums, shuffle still = good songs.

JUST LISTENED TO:

The Black Crowes - Sometimes Salvation The Southern Harmony And Musical Companion 2:14:42PM
Joan Osborne - Shake Your Hips Bring It On Home 2:19:31PM
Robert Palmer - Looking for Clues the Best of... 2:28:51PM
Nicolas Jaar - With Just One Glance With Just One Glance 2:29:46PM
Kasey Chambers - The Captain The Captain 2:32:50PM
Conor Oberst - Cape Canaveral Conor Oberst 2:37:16PM
Nada Surf - Clear Eye Clouded Mind The Stars Are Indifferent to Astronomy 2:41:18PM
Dave Matthews Band - Ants Marching from the Under The Table & Dreaming CD 2:46:35PM
Why does every DAVE MATTTHEWS song sound just like a DAE MATTHEWS song??

Yep, Fans, got the ol' SHUFFLE goin'. 

Two Cow Garage:  "Not Your Friends"
Stone River Boys:  "Love On The Dial"
Eliza Gilkyson:  "Blue Moon Night"
The Stone Coyotes:  "Ace Of Spades"
Stanley Brothers:  "The Angels Are Singing(In Heaven Tonight)"

Lucinda Williams:  "Fruits Of My Labor"
Randy Newman:  "Burn On"
Eva Cassidy:  "I Know You By Heart"
Okkervil River:  "Rider"
Ray Wylie Hubbard:  "Tornado Ripe"