audiomick Posted April 11 Posted April 11 Cornet. Lovely. And what a cool tuba. The little dancing girl has excellent taste. 1 1
docc Posted April 12 Posted April 12 A V11Lemans.com theme song? "I get by with a little help from my friends " . . . 3 1
Gmc28 Posted April 12 Posted April 12 On 4/6/2024 at 9:16 AM, footgoose said: New to me artist. Maybe visited the crossroads? adderall? definitely collagen. seriously tho, the man is connected. One New River, the new album from Knopfler, is out today. I just downloaded. Big fan, but while his style doesn’t vary dramatically, i do find that some albums become “best of all time” category for me, and others just barely get listened to. 3
PJPR01 Posted April 12 Posted April 12 Interesting...I like Knopfler...had a chance to see him just a couple of years ago here in Sugar Land south of Houston. He's quite the story teller and has a massive group of musicians with him. I'll have to give the new album a listen now...hopefully it's a good one!
Gmc28 Posted April 12 Posted April 12 25 minutes ago, PJPR01 said: Interesting...I like Knopfler...had a chance to see him just a couple of years ago here in Sugar Land south of Houston. He's quite the story teller and has a massive group of musicians with him. I'll have to give the new album a listen now...hopefully it's a good one! Ragpickers Dream, Sailing to Philadelphia, and Shangri-La fit my taste nicely, though like a good album (or albums) should be, the stuff I did'nt prefer at first then grew on me, and the stuff that had a "hook" on the first listen then faded. common them for many artists (no big secret there), and for me as a listener, to have the hook songs get you to "sign up", so that you'll maybe then develop a taste for the other tracks. I flew some well known musicians around on tour in years past, and I remember commenting to one of them about a great new song he played for the first time at a show, in prep for the next album release, and he said "ya, thats the hook, and i find it boring, but hopefully people will then listen to the stuff i'm actually proud of if they buy the album for that hook". I found all those Knopfler albums good enough to play in the background while working on remodeling my home years ago, but then later after having it as background music, I only then realized "damn, this is really good". But not for all his music... 1
Gmc28 Posted April 12 Posted April 12 studio version has more of a "hook" with the clean lead-in percussion, but this is good - 3 1
activpop Posted April 18 Posted April 18 Rockland and Bergen counties is where I lived until I turned 40, so this has some local flavor for me. Hackensack https://g.co/kgs/uPHtnYo
footgoose Posted April 20 Posted April 20 Dicky Betts fans tune in/stream to https://wdvx.com/listen/ playing Allman Bros in tribute all afternoon 1 1
p6x Posted April 25 Posted April 25 I don't know if I proposed this one before, but it sure feels familiar... 3
PJPR01 Posted April 29 Posted April 29 Saw The Rolling Stones last night here in Houston! Opening night of the Hackney Diamonds tour…last time they were here was 2019…great show, cool set list and a sold Out crowd! If you want to see a young version of what Tina Turner sounded like you should see this show for the backup singer Chanel…what a voice!! Mick was amazing as always…Ronnie still strutting and Keef sort of low key but enjoying himself! I hope some of you guys get to see them on this tour…what fun!! 5
gstallons Posted May 1 Posted May 1 I hate to sound OLD . I love the Stones but the price of tickets , I wouldn't pay that much to have them in my backyard and they better finish by 7 o'clock because I'm goin' to bed or until they sing Monkey Man ! 3
p6x Posted May 1 Posted May 1 I liked the Rolling Stones until the 70's, they were never high on my list. Maybe I was too young to like them Same for the Beatles. However, I liked The Who, Ten Years After, Led Zeppelin and of course, Jimi Hendrix. Mick's gesticulations never did anything much. I love Keith's riffs though! he really was a genius to find those licks and hooks. Did not fancy U2 either, but Simple Minds, Simply Red, yes! 1
ScuRoo Posted May 1 Posted May 1 That’s a bold statement - longevity for sure but they aren’t that good Raw Rock n Roll as it should be? Not many would argue against AC/DC 1
LowRyter Posted May 2 Posted May 2 3 hours ago, ScuRoo said: That’s a bold statement - longevity for sure but they aren’t that good Raw Rock n Roll as it should be? Not many would argue against AC/DC fact, google it.
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