what are you listening to now?

[TipRoast]

Eric Johnson is quite the guitarist, been storing several of his songs in my playlist, him and Joe Satriani.

I too am a Satriani fan. Crystal Planet is my favorite, but Strange Beautiful Music is also great.

 

[PatsFanLisa]

We watched the Kennedy Center Honors last night, and one of the honorees was Led Zep. The tribute to them was fantastic, but I have to say I'm not sure I've ever seen a performance anywhere like the one that Heart gave in honor of them. This is a long video, but it's worth watching because it builds. I hope if you watch it you have good speakers. Phenomenal.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JK_DOJa99oo

 

[Pyxis]

That has to be the best rocking out The Kennedy Center has ever had. Watching Led Zep made me cry.

Wow. What a spectacular performance.
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[Beaglebay]

I watched that last night too, PFL. Just incredible. When I saw Ann and Nancy Wilson were doing "Stairway", I knew it was going to be special. They were both heavily influenced by Led Zep, and they did a great cover of "Rock and Roll" years ago.

 

[Mr. Happy Sock]

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[mooseontheloose]

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Saw them live two weeks ago and they were easily one of the best live metal bands I've ever seen. New album is superb, and Jari is a genius

 

[patswin]

I watched that last night too, PFL. Just incredible. When I saw Ann and Nancy Wilson were doing "Stairway", I knew it was going to be special. They were both heavily influenced by Led Zep, and they did a great cover of "Rock and Roll" years ago.

I was going to say, they had covered Zeppelin before and done pretty well.
Rock and Roll was one, and I know for sure they did The Battle of Evermore. Might be more out there.

 

[taltos]

I am listening to some of the less played Rolling Stones music, most prior to 1982.

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Here is another originally done by the Temptations.

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This one is real old and caused some concern with the FCC when released.

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One last old one and a personal favorite. This was recorded in the UK during the 50th Anniversary tour.

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[mooseontheloose]

Woods of Ypres, a talented up and coming Canadian blackened doom metal band. Sadly, their vocalist/founder was killed in a car accident last year and the band has decided not to continue without him. Fortunately, Woods V (final release) is a phenomenal album with which to end the journey.

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[anderson]

Daft Punk - Alive 2007

'bout to head to bed, though.

 

[mooseontheloose]

In the mood for instrumentals:

1. The offspring of classical violin and dubstep:

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2. Instrumental version of Wintersun's TIME I album:

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Two of the best CDs I bought this year.

 

[Bugeater]

This was recorded in Omaha back in the late 90s. Its an Omaha 1 hit wounder. Its a cool tune. Hope you all dig it.
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[mooseontheloose]

Melodic Death Metal is full of boring, mediocre bands but this ain't one of them.

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[BostonTeaDParty]

I watched that last night too, PFL. Just incredible. When I saw Ann and Nancy Wilson were doing "Stairway", I knew it was going to be special. They were both heavily influenced by Led Zep, and they did a great cover of "Rock and Roll" years ago.

I have a Heart Bluray Concert video "Alive In Seattle" that is outstanding and they do some Led Zep songs....Highly recommend.

 

[TipRoast]

Working from home, and asked Mrs. TR to put on something that was melodic.

She picked Santana's "Best Instrumentals" out of the CD drawer.

Sometimes, life is good.

 

[DenverNative]

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[patswin]

So Smooth

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what an album.....

 

[Skellington]

Mind's Eye - A Gentleman's Hurricane

Great progressive metal band.

 

[Pyxis]

Too many teenagers talking.

 

[Skellington]

Too many teenagers talking.

Lately I've been listening to too many people living in my house. Makes me glad to go to work.