What Music Are You Listening To? - July 2017
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Saw them on tour in 88' and 90', absolutely killer shows, I still have one of the Angus dollars that they dropped from the ceiling on the 90' tour during Money Talks! :nana:
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Zappa, Beefheart, Gary Clark... Great stuff. I dig your taste in music. Checkout Zappa Buffalo. One of my favorite Zappa performances. "Keep it greasy" live in Buffalo is played at an insane unhuman tempo. I bet smoke was pouring off the bass players strings.
Zappa, Beefheart, Gary Clark... Great stuff. I dig your taste in music. Checkout Zappa Buffalo. One of my favorite Zappa performances. "Keep it greasy" live in Buffalo is played at an insane unhuman tempo. I bet smoke was pouring off the bass players strings.
Thanks Dave, I'll check that one out, I've seen the cover, but I don't own that one yet. He released 60 albums while he was alive and there have been another 'official' 40 since his death, not counting the dozens of bootlegs.
Zappa Buffalo is on YouTube. I knew about the 60 albums and had a few dozen of them at one point, but I didn't know they had released so much after his death. 40 more? That's crazy. I've watched quite a few interviews with Zappa. He was a smart interesting man. Although I disagreed with many of his opinions, he is very entertaining during interviews.
Today I'm listening to The Bambi Molesters and Satan's Pilgrims. Great stuff. A mix of rockabilly and surf. The names are crazy but it's cool mellow jams. All instrumental.
Today I'm listening to The Bambi Molesters and Satan's Pilgrims. Great stuff. A mix of rockabilly and surf. The names are crazy but it's cool mellow jams. All instrumental.
I was listening to The Flock on LP. This is a favorite album. I went to Wright Junior College, in Chicago, with Fred Glickstein (lead guitar and vocals) and Rick Canoff (sax). My club hired the band a few times to do concerts.
The opening track on their debut album, featuring Jerry Goodman on violin, is amazing. Here's a live performance of "Introduction/Clown."
(I may have posted this quite a while back, but it's worth a repeat.)
https://www.youtube.com/embed/D-oOLTal79o
The opening track on their debut album, featuring Jerry Goodman on violin, is amazing. Here's a live performance of "Introduction/Clown."
(I may have posted this quite a while back, but it's worth a repeat.)
https://www.youtube.com/embed/D-oOLTal79o
Now listening to some older LA deathmetal by Rise, their "Life Into Ever Black" EP from 1993/4. It reminds me in places of a great German band called Blood.
Currently listening to Dr. John ~ Gumbo and smoking a bowl of Cabbies Mixture in a Rad Davis sandblasted squashed tomato.
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