Right now it's-
Ministry- Just One Fix
Skinny Puppy- Antagonism
Ministry-Lava [[live version)
Soulfly- Carved Inside
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Right now it's-
Ministry- Just One Fix
Skinny Puppy- Antagonism
Ministry-Lava [[live version)
Soulfly- Carved Inside
Mark Lanegan -various.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aW0CqNOLDDQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hMHI9AQcE4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqaC-SEsZKg
Tell me a story about how you adore me...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWDm4...eature=related
ICP! All Detroit all the time.
Saw these guys last night:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uq_3m-42CFo
Fun show.
Bridging the threadstream to the previous page, Exploration #6 - London Pirate Radio.
Drill deep down into The Old Discuss Detroit » NON-DETROIT ISSUES » Music - What are you listening to?
"I Can't Stand The Rain", by a most under rated, soulful singer, Ann Peebles.
I think I posted my own song under my old Sean_of_Detroit moniker... at work today we were out on the balcony and one of my coworkers said she could hear her neighbor's music across the street, he had been playing it for two days, having some crazy party in Midtown.
Here Downtown I could hear the music from the techno fest, but right now my neighbor has "Hot Town Summer in the City blasting on loop", rather than complain I went ahead and synced mine up with his.... yeah, we jammin' and I'm the clearly the biggest loser in the city. LOL!
CHEERS!
Overly bored and hoped up on green sport drink.
I Can't Stand The Rain / very nice tune indeed ! Humble Pie did a fairly good version as well .
You may have heard this tune at the Joe when the Wings get a penalty .
4 Non Blonde's - What's Up [[ Whats Going On )
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZwCt0YQPn7g
Oops, I think that might be cool town... not sure.
A humorous non-hit from the 60s:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oK8Psykvlso
Today, it is some good ol' X. Nice stuff. They rock.
Edit: ha ha. When did this thread get moved to "connections"? Thought I got booted off the site by Lowell or something. Too funny.
Joe Bonamassa, one of my top five fav guitarists ever.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNGfD...eature=related
The new Alejandro Escovedo, "Street Songs of Love" is amazing.
Just listened to several versions of Route 66: Nat King Cole, Chuck berry, Rolling Stones, John Mayer. John Mayer's version is surprisingly good!
And for the blues, Otis Rush:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uufATlts1lk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OafG...eature=related
Reefer Man - Howling Diablos
The Jayhawks.
Listening to this cd in the car the past few days:
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p...0:jjfpxqw5ldje
Syd Barrett - The Madcap Laughs and Opel
Mourning the passing of a great artist both musically and visually. July 7 2006
A topical tune from Mr. Eddie Cochran:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdS24_CVqNI
Another one just because it rocks:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pz9ASIEZ2pE
Tuli Kupferberg of the Fugs has died.
http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/20...er-dies-at-86/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7VQVzMR4Rs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3V98lnJX1k
Cyndi Lauper, Memphis Blues
Bruckner 9th on vinyl.
Dave Holland Big Band: What Goes Around [[2002 ECM)
Rod Stewart: Gasoline Alley
The Black Keys - Brothers
Sounds like an album from the 1960's, and White-Stripesy [[better percussion). If I didn't know better, I'd swear these guys were from Detroit. Dayton fits. Can hear some Jim Croce in there, too.
Merle Haggard's version of "It's Not Love [[But It's Not Bad)" Written by Hank Cochran who passed yesterday.
I think I was listening to Bad Time when I posted that.
Right now, Jimmy Eat World, but I do not like it.
A couple other good ones he wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UtkFmCY9IZ0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HG-8uZg2uV0
Poet and Peasant Overture, and then Light Cavalary, by Franz Von Suppe. Delightful music. But then, I don't suppose any of you ever heard it.
Because of the heat lately , I've chosen :
Mungo Jerry - In The Summertime ca. 1970's and I'm sure most of you have heard it lol
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sgrPXP1n2E
Ray, that's not right. [[Although, I confess that Yours Truly knows nothing about it.) No matter what it may be, there's a fair shot that someone, here, is familiar with it.
I have a CD of Argentinian gypsy-folk music, played on bandoneon [[an instrument quite similar to an accordion) and cello. It's called "Ojos Negros," and it's goddam wonderful; I have already raved about it, in this thread, some months back. Now, that's pretty obscure, for sure, but I'll betcha that somebody else, here, knew of it, even if they didn't own a copy.
Jazz lovers: That Dave Holland CD which I mentioned, above? I gotta tell ya... I've owned it for years, and I liked it whenever I've played it, but I re-played it recently, and it sunk its teeth into me really, really deep, and now I can't stop listening to it.
I have a lot of Dave Holland music, but none of it is quite like this one. Terrific, I tell you, terrific.
Jimg, is youse out dere?
Suzanne Vega - perfect Sunday morning music. Well written songs beautifully sung.
Kind of tying in with Rod and Gasoline Alley, You-Tubing with some old Small Faces, 'Tin Soldier' and 'Song of a Baker'. Gasoline Alley was a great one, some of his really good stuff that [[not surprisingly) doesn't get any airplay these days.
Howling Diablos--Green Bottle.
Roseanne Cash - The List.
I'm gonna pull out the Faces box set once I get dinner going, you guys got me all Faces-y. Plus EPTAS, my favorite track is the title track. I was the world's biggest Faces fan as a teenager. I combed my hair in a thousand ways but came out looking just the same.
Jaared - Manhattan Nights
Their predecessors weren't too shabby either. Check this one out...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcKZo...eature=related
Funny how the whole record company/contracts thing worked with Rod back in the early 70s - he released solo albums and Faces albums, but they were really all Faces albums! I forget the whole story behind it, but those guys still played with him on the solo albums from what I understand.
Sometimes known as The Small Faces when [[the late) Steve Marriott was with the band and left to join Humble Pie [[30 Days In The Hole )
Check out the bands history and who was in it
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faces_[[band)
30 Days In The Hole
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdXjm8pZMws
The early Small Faces stuff is awesome. I'm more familar with that than the Rod stuff.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcosDZ5oAyM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cec2HBgCkqk
The Concert Of Colors introduced me to some new/local talent.:cool:
Ian McLagan wrote a book about his life called All the Rage, about his early days with the Small Faces and Faces. Hilarious reading.
I was a Rod Faces gal, untll he took completely over and turned disco. The Faces were a spectacular live act, much better than they were on vinyl, much better than their contemporaries the Rolling Stones [[who IMHO sucked as a live act). And I never cared much for Steve Marriot's voice.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtqF0qBqzZoQuote:
I was a Rod Faces gal, untll he took completely over and turned disco. The Faces were a spectacular live act,
I was watching this last night and they were cooking. Rod seems like the weakest link to me though.
I prefer him to Rod.Quote:
And I never cared much for Steve Marriot's voice.
I always liked Marriots voice myself - funny how that works. I loved his energy on stage too. Thought the Stones were great live back in the 'Get Yer Ya Yas Out' days, though I wouldn't pay a dime to see them these days. Over the last 30-plus years Mick's been much more concerned with running about the stage than he is about singing well, and musically they just don't sound the same to me even on the old classics.
VH1 Classic showed some footage of a Faces concert from about 1972 or so, GREAT stuff. They did a really cool version of Maybe I'm Amazed [[was on YouTube last I looked). Ronnie Lane did some singing too and had a damn good voice. He sang lead vocals on Ooh La La - sounds quite a bit like Rod.
Here's a cool BBC Ronnie Lane documentary. Watch for the cameo of the Detroit skyline at the end of part 2.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0s2cj6xMZSE
"Quiet Village" by Martin Denny. Guess that song set my rudder South and that is why I now live in the tropics, with both eyes keenly fixed towrds the North, and the rebirth of the D.
The Newport Folk Festival is streaming live on many NPR stations online. John Prine is coming up, Calexico is on right now. Great stuff.
I'm still stuck on the Small Faces, thanks to you people.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pPCYlYWO6w
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22iu_TQ6Vo0
Avett Brothers at Newport.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWBb4yaswAA
I'm not a big country music fan,,but this has always been a powerfull cover that Johnny Cash did ..He did this cover the year he died..It always haunt me ....RIP always JR Cash................
Eminence Front by The Who
The new Arcade Fire - The Suburbs. So far, so very good.
I'm beating a dead horse, here, but what the hell. Sue me, goddamit.
The blasted Dave Holland Big Band CD still has me in its grip. It has turned out to be one of those that just seems to get better every time I listen to it, the rare record that causes me to be in a big damn hurry to get it into my CD player.
I consider my love of music as a blessing. It gives me so much, while taking absolutely nothing. Can't beat that.
Don't be so defensive. If you like it you like it. Why wouldn't you?
YouTube sure can be fun can't it? I had Song of a Baker in my favorites and it wasn't working last I had looked - got it there again til they 'outlaw' it again! Great song. Here's another one to check out...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLhoL...eature=related
Melanie - Lay Down
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5CHFf0ut-4
Jimmy Page / Robert Plant - Ramble On
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-BDc5VbKJ0
The Seminoles [[Detroit group), "It Takes A Lot," 1962:
http://www.vidoemo.com/yvideo.php?i=...t-takes-a-lot=
You all will be generally indifferent, but moderately relieved, to hear that I have now escaped the swirling vortex of jazzical joy, "What Goes Around" by the Dave Holland Big Band, which had temporarily engulfed and captured me.
Y'see, I obtained a new seductress.
"Pathways," the recorded-live 2010 release from...
The Dave Holland Octet.
I got it bad, and it's sooo good.
Laugh at the costumes if you must but it's a haunting retro tune from the Netherlands. :)
Earth & FireQuote:
Sunday and it’s so hard to say goodbye
I don’t know what to do passing the days without you
Friday night when I see you again
You’ll make a fool out of me
I don’t wanna be your lover for the weekend
Sometimes when I’m looking at your face
There’s something in your eyes that makes me realize
We’ve got no chance if we’re going on this way
You mean such a lot to me
I don’t wanna be your lover for the weekend
Love in a woman’s heart
I wanna have the whole and not a part
It’s strange that this feeling grows more and more
‘Cause I’ve never loved someone like you before
Sunday and it’s so hard to say goodbye
I don’t know what to do passing the days without you
Friday night when I see you again
You’ll make a fool out of me
I don’t wanna be your lover for the weekend
Love in a woman’s heart
I wanna have the whole and not a part
It’s strange that this feeling grows more and more
‘Cause I’ve never loved someone like you before
Love in a woman’s heart
I wanna have the whole and not a part
It’s strange that this feeling grows more and more
‘Cause I’ve never loved someone like you before
Sometimes when I’m looking at your face
There’s something in your eyes that makes me realize
We’ve got no chance if we’re going on this way
You mean such a lot to me
I don’t wanna be your lover for the weekend
Love in a woman’s heart
I wanna have the whole and not a part
It’s strange that this feeling grows more and more
‘Cause I’ve never loved someone like you before
Love in a woman’s heart
I wanna have the whole and not a part
It’s strange that this feeling grows more and more
‘Cause I’ve never loved someone like you before
Love in a woman’s heart
I wanna have the whole and not a part
It’s strange that this feeling grows more and more
‘Cause I’ve never loved someone like you before
Here's a native Detroiter you may not have heard of unless your into the Blues
Marcy Levy [[a.k.a. Marcella Detroit)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbmGLAXkBmY
She has done background vocals on many tunes with Clapton and you may recognize her in the tune below
Eric Clapton - The Core
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvWn7rEXR6Q
Supergrass
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLCzx...eature=related
Oddly, my dad is in his 60s and likes this and my little cousin who is 8 likes it as well. Just a good mellow tune for a lazy day...
Songstress VV Brown
Elvis Presley
I'm listening to The Melvins - Houdini
Sam Roberts
The Boss wrote this,,but I always love the way Johnny Cash sang it...I hope you all enjoy and wanted to share...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWYrzBuRbEM
TransSiberianOrchestra---New Night Castle CD....love the combination of classical music and rock & roll!
New Mark Lanegan and Isobel Campbell album out next week. Some nice person has posted it on You Tube already.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TQJAb3W838
"Sky Blue" by Maria Schneider Orchestra and "Scolohofo" by John Scofield, Joe Lovano, Dave Holland & Al Foster.
"Sea Of Heartbreak," Don Gibson...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4bo4...feature=search
Ted Leo and the Pharmacists - The Brutalist Bricks
Von Bondies Pawn Shoppe Heart. And I am NOT a hipster. I just like 'em lots.
Also "At The Drive In" [[them kids are/were/still good)
Loud stuff, I know. It werks for me.
Sirius radio via Dish network: Deep Tracks. Love it. They play all sorts of stuff, songs I haven't heard since I owned the albums and played them for myself.
"Nothing But The Best," a compilation of Sinatra gems; listening to him sing "The Best Is Yet To Come," and reflecting on the truth that one of the better jazz singers of the twentieth century was a guy who, generally, is not thought of as a jazz singer.
And I wouldn't categorize him as one, either, but he certainly knew how to do it.
Lauryn Hill, "MTV Unplugged No. 2.0"
Sergio Mendes - The Waters Of March
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtrR5YvZRxg
This is my favorite instrumentation of that song [[there are numerous covers to it).
"Listen To This Eddie".....6-21-77 Zeppelin show at The Forum.
Right now, I'm listening the the door opening and slamming shut in the extended study area in the UGL @ Wayne State....
Shawn Colvin - iTunes list
"Poet and Peasant", by Von Suppe. Good stuff. "Dichter und Bauer", if you want the German.
"Mind Over Matter", by Nolan Strong & The Diablos.
Darren Hanlon
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-GH35-FDP8
At The Drive-In were a great band. Right now I'm on a garage rock kick
The Sonics - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20S_kwNb4rg
and I've been listening to this bootleg copy of "Black to Comm" by the MC5 I've never heard anywhere else. It's a video I found on YouTube a while back. It's got three songs on it, starting with Black, then I Want You Right Now and ending with Rocket Reducer no.62. This video is just part 2 of 5.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20S_kwNb4rg
I'm listening to Ewe Knighted Sedates Of A Mere Hiccup.
Their latest release on Wreckers Records is Dont Say No To Cunning Wordplay on Aer Lingus. The first song on this compilation is the best; "A Mind is a Terrible Thing to Waste Your Mind On".
Just finished listening to a recording I made of Audra Kubat at the old 1923 Cafe Open Mic series from a few years ago...now onto Bela Fleck...Tales from the New Acoustic Planet.
"Compared To What?" Les McCaan & Ernie Harris. Years ahead of their time, in 1969...
Some Christmas oldies. Even Ray1936 might like these.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rr-csOGecGc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIvH5GdY4JE