What [music] do you listen to? Share your favs

[LowRyter]

if we're going back in time.  I played the heck out of this vinyl. Former Yes guitarist Peter Banks band Flash.

 

 

 

 

[LowRyter]

here's a  bonus I found trolling.

 

 

[LowRyter]

Just got into Dallas to see The Dead & Co.  Dropped my stuff off at the motel and went to the local Ducati shop.  Got to ride the new SS.  Nice ride.  They loaned me an Arai and off I go in loafers and polo shirt. Have to say, it's very nice bike.

 

bet the show tonight will be a goody.

[luhbo]

I want to apologize to everyone for this in advance.

 

Don't "watch", just *listen!*

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqlwnjW-YNw

I recently had the pleasure of getting 3 rounds on the works track as co in one of the yet to come Mission E Porsches. Nothing to listen to, more like a Shuttle start beyond the sound barrier. Pilot was the actual Nordschleife record holder.

 

Having no grand kids I share it here instead

[LowRyter]

The Mission E is the Porsche version of the Tesla?

[LowRyter]

Last night's Dead & Co show was tremendous.  Very tight.  Jazzier than ever.  Oteil was all over it with a bass solo and lead singing on "Fire on the Mountain".  He and John did quite a bit of fusion.  John was superb.  Jeff had a great solo on the electric version of "Friend of the Devil".  All the guys were singing and Bob was stomping stage with with John.

 

I can't wait to get the recording.  I think it will be the best yet.

 

Opening was "Shakedown Street", jazzy with a hint of Motown.  Bob dusted off Marty Robbins "El Paso" (after "Deep Ellum Blues") for all the Texans.  Psychedelic "Dear Prudence".  The closer was a driving "Casey Jones" and the guys were stomping.  And the encore was a solemn "Knocking on Heaven's Door".

 

This was the best Dead show I've attended.  At least as good as Jerry's 40th birthday show.

[Chuck]

Sounds epic.. 

[Scud]

...and went to the local Ducati shop.  Got to ride the new SS.  Nice ride.  They loaned me an Arai and off I go in loafers and polo shirt.

 

 

Please tell me the polo was not pink - or any pastel hue. And please no tassles on the loafers... and please, please no pictures...

 

However, glad you enjoyed the show. 

[LowRyter]

naw Scud.... just a  gray pullover short sleeve and those canvas loafers that are little more than house shoes.  Thankfully I was wearing jeans rather than shorts.  I couldn't pass up riding it and knew I wouldn't have another opportunity.  

 

Secretly, I think they were all for anyone riding it and binning it.  You crash it, you buy it.  After I got back they were pretty nonplussed to make a deal.

[czakky]

Docc used the term “Gris-gris”, had to post this underrated album.

[docc]

I didn't say *that* . . . .   . . . I never said that . . .   . . .  oh, dear, me . . . . . .  not me, nope. 

 

(Wow, "1968!")

[LowRyter]

Docc, 

 

Right Place, Wrong Time ?

[docc]

 

Good for your Brain Salad Surgery . . .

[LowRyter]

Docc, that photo only works if someone could tell me how I can get an LED light in my Guzzi.

 

And BTW- I've been listening to my Dead & Co download from the Dallas Show I wrote about.  It's really good.  "Wake of the Flood" .

[docc]

Wait . . . where is that Dead&Co download?