Newest favorite on my play list. Jompson Bros. southern rock starts out slow to cool riffs then closes mellow. They have several good songs!
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Who’s number one on your playlist?
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I'm going to show my age:
Rock (not in any particular order)
Blues
Rock (not in any particular order)
Led Zeppelin (and any Robert Plant
The Doors
Pink Floyd
Supertramp
Country Rock (not in any particular order)The Doors
Pink Floyd
Supertramp
Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young (or any combination)
Eagles
Nitty Gritty Dird Band
Steve Earle
George Thorogood
Southern Rock (not in any particular order)Eagles
Nitty Gritty Dird Band
Steve Earle
George Thorogood
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Molly Hatchet
Ozark Mountain Daredevils
Road MusicMolly Hatchet
Ozark Mountain Daredevils
Steppenwolf
Golden Earring
Golden Earring
Blues
Eric Clapton
Janis Joplin
Jimmi Hendrix
Janis Joplin
Jimmi Hendrix
Dope
Went back to old As I Lay Dying. Been listening to Shadows Are Security and "Reinvention" has always been one of my favorites from them.
Such a baddass hidden gem from their early days. Always loved the opening to Beneath the Encasing of Ashes also.
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Such a badass album in general.
Remind me to stay on yer good side.
Music is one of the things that I can talk all day, so I'll do my best to not make this post too long. I'm on my way to 30 and I was raised on classic rock (for instance I think Floyd's Darkside of the Moon is the greatest album ever made).
I've been playing drums for over 15 years so I tend to keep a pretty wide variety of genres on deck. I listen to pretty much everything except EDM, country, and metal (too angry for me). From classical to funk to ska to classic rock to prog, a little bit of everything. But the stuff that gets me the most is a funky, driving bass line.
The standard rotation lately has been filled with Tool (waiting over 10years for their next album), Deftones, A Perfect Circle, and Primus (only musicians and people that have done or do do serious drugs listen to them I think). Studying = Medeski, Martin, and Wood (awesome jazz trio) or any classical.
Danny Carey (Tool drummer) is an animal, absolute freak, and makes me want to drop the sticks "ok, that's it, he's done IT; there's no point."
I listen to the music waaaaaay more than the lyrics (I really only listen to the vocals for the tones/melodies and rhythms) but after really looking in to what Maynard has to say, holy sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeit this dude is borderline genius and insanely deep.
Most played Tool song: 46 & 2 (I included the lyrics and meaning video so you can get a feel for what I'm talking about regarding his depth)
Most played Deftones song: Passenger (with Tool lead vocalist Maynard)
Most played Perfect Circle song: Outsider
Most played Primus song: Tommy the Cat
I've been playing drums for over 15 years so I tend to keep a pretty wide variety of genres on deck. I listen to pretty much everything except EDM, country, and metal (too angry for me). From classical to funk to ska to classic rock to prog, a little bit of everything. But the stuff that gets me the most is a funky, driving bass line.
The standard rotation lately has been filled with Tool (waiting over 10years for their next album), Deftones, A Perfect Circle, and Primus (only musicians and people that have done or do do serious drugs listen to them I think). Studying = Medeski, Martin, and Wood (awesome jazz trio) or any classical.
Danny Carey (Tool drummer) is an animal, absolute freak, and makes me want to drop the sticks "ok, that's it, he's done IT; there's no point."
I listen to the music waaaaaay more than the lyrics (I really only listen to the vocals for the tones/melodies and rhythms) but after really looking in to what Maynard has to say, holy sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeit this dude is borderline genius and insanely deep.
Most played Tool song: 46 & 2 (I included the lyrics and meaning video so you can get a feel for what I'm talking about regarding his depth)
Most played Deftones song: Passenger (with Tool lead vocalist Maynard)
Most played Perfect Circle song: Outsider
Most played Primus song: Tommy the Cat
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For some reason I really enjoyed this.
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Huh....odd question. I don't know anymore.
I grew up as a teen in the late 90's. My favorite concerts were Deftones, Fear Factory, Marilyn Manson, Slipknot, Godsmack, Offspring, and Nine Inch Nails. I still love and revisit all those classic 90's albums.
...but I can hang out at a country bar just fine with friends.
But at home, I do enjoy Mr Suicide Sheep's mixes : MrSuicideSheep
and also the chill mixes by BLUME : BLUME
I grew up as a teen in the late 90's. My favorite concerts were Deftones, Fear Factory, Marilyn Manson, Slipknot, Godsmack, Offspring, and Nine Inch Nails. I still love and revisit all those classic 90's albums.
...but I can hang out at a country bar just fine with friends.
But at home, I do enjoy Mr Suicide Sheep's mixes : MrSuicideSheep
and also the chill mixes by BLUME : BLUME
Anyone listen to the new Alice In Chains album "Rainier Frog"? Not all the way through it yet but it sounds pretty good. They were on the radio today talking about it and I never realized how funny those guys are.
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