:D Never been there, but we can say we are brothers in spirit :D Or, brothers from another mother :p

Sincerely, Clayton

I guess we took over this thread~ here's to encouraging everyone to post !!

I just love music.

Amen:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYKY2lpxMg8

60's Freedom, 70's Freedom, 80's-War On Drugs & Freedom?

Don't know if you ever liked this guy, I used to be able to find a better version of the song, but this one sounds good (video, eh)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qf-myz5I7fg

Sincerely, Clayton

Always love some Zappa. While I am jamming to that I will take the opportunity to enlighten anyone who wishes to be educated :)

I'm a Grace Slick freak. I have actually spoken to more than a few people that were back stage at Woodstock, and Altimont, and other various festivals.

For some reason this was more of a dark time for Grace and Joan Baez and some of the other females of the time (obvious with Janis) than what most people think. Not real sure why it was more dark for the girls.

At any rate .... Grace doesn't remember a single moment of these first couple songs .... even though they were first thing in the morning:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_gg6JNLtXI

Nice one Steve.

My sister in law actually did an interview with The Doors (minus Jim, it was after his death) & I'm not positive but it may have been for Rolling Stone. I'll see if I can get her to email it to me, or direct me to it.

Here's one from the vault :): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lD5DbKdx0AE

Sincerely, Clayton

The song is F*n awesome. The interview would be nice :) I would LOVE to see the script.

When it comes to music I am a huge fan of the "controlled chaos" aspect.

Yes, more Dave ....... but close your eyes.... this is 2 guitars and one voice..... and a crap load of noise...... no drums, no piano, no nothing .... just 2 guys with 2 guitars and one voice.

Incredibly moving.

If ever anyone gave time to music .... this is worth it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JphjsCqsZ4Q

Wow !! That was moving, thanks for posting that one. Everything about that was great, love the slide. I have to run, but we need to continue this music extravaganza, this is great fun !!

I'll leave you with this one, it's out of the norm of what we've been posting but I just love this album and you mentioned "controlled chaos" and it made me think of this song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyGZv_uBxMY

Let me know what you think of this band (or song).

Until next time-

Sincerely, Clayton

PLEASE somebody else get in on this thread :(
please!!

more for you Clayton ... 2 men, 2 guitars, 1 voice ..... and this one is no joke around the campfires:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptt5liW9bo0

Kudos .... I like it. It kind of reminds me of some g.g. allin (i will leave that off of the boards for obvious reasons) but i have always been a fan. I had the unique experience of being WAAAAY into the underground music scene around Ft. Wayne, IN back around 1997-1999 and came across some wonderful bands. Lot's of ska back then. That is what "re-lit" my fire for music.

David Gray anyone? This is the song that my wife walked down Turtle Beach on Siesta Key Florida to .... for our wedding ceremony :)
11 million views ..... damn.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eo-tp0JZvUA

Well, I checked out the David Gray~ not really for me :o but everyone's taste's are different. That type of song can make me feel sad? That's what's wierd, that song would probably give someone a "happy" feeling :D

G.G. Allin~ yeah, he is disturbing. My friend went to see him back in the 80's not knowing who he was, and left the show after 10 minutes. I'll leave it at that...

Changing gears a little, I am a huge Metal fan. Not all Metal, but certain album's/groups. Here is one of my favorite Metal songs off of one of my all time favorite Metal albums: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=455-CIgc7co

Sincerely, Clayton

Speaking of women of that era, one kept on progressing.
Great band!! RIP Jaco and Michael Brecker.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnpyCEUESEw

Yeah the David Gray isn't an all day every day thing for sure. He gets old pretty quick.

Metal is really one of the genres I can't listen to all day every day as well. Just never been my thing I guess.

You do country at all?

Very nice!
And nice to see somebody else post as well :)

Hi Steve-

I know, many people aren't too into metal. Same with punk, it's just music that's in my blood from my younger years :D But, I'm all over the map with music. I love old country, and bluegrass as well (steel slide guitars and banjos :D) here's one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEOZ0eX538M

Sincerely, Clayton

Not sure if I have already posted this one ..... but it's worth it :)

DRUNK Dave.


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

That was cool Steve.

Very old stuff here:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSqzqWGWqFE

Sincerely, Clayton

HELL YEAH!! some good ole pickin' and yodelin' right there!! the one guy didn't even live to be 30? bummer.

Any idea (Leon or Clayton) why I can embed the videos directly into other threads but not in this one??

You got me Steve, I've tried and can't do it either.

Leon, or someone else may know-if you find out, let me know !!!:D

Sincerely, Clayton

I KNOW it's none of my personal settings .....

I have videos posted here just fine:

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=160881

Exactly. I'm not even on my normal computer right now, to complicate things even more :o,,,,as well as not being too computer savvy to begin with :D

Sincerely, Clayton

Hey Clayton ....Hello my friend.

What do know about some KELLER WILLIAMS??
It's good stuff.

You know me and my "noise" .... I promise you that have never ... and never will again hear more noise from ONE person. :D

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMONzLf8VvA

I have totally varied taste in music, my favorites are:

Frank Sinatra
Billy Joel
Elton John
Whitney Houston
Lady Gaga
Broadway music
Neil Diamond
Barry Manilow
Queen
The Beatles
The Beach Boys
Bon Jovi
Eric Clapton
Pavorotti
Brian Setzer
Buddy Rich
Shania Twain

S.o.d.
 

Hey Steve- sorry for late reply- that Keller Williams was very cool, and I've never seen him before- thanks !!!!! :)

Switching gears in this thread once again, this is for all of you Metal Heads & cross-over fans.....those of you who like breaking bottles and stuff :D If you don't like this type of music please avoid this :cool:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OdSUAzg3lc

Sincerely, Clayton

Anthrax covering Rush "Anthem"
 

Anthrax (IMO) did an excellent job covering one of my favorite Rush songs

"Anthem": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pq-OPoNXf-Y

They also did alot of other great classic songs from the past- I just heard their cover of Thin Lizzy "Jailbreak" and that was excellent as well. Now, I'm going to check out the cover they did of AC/DC "T-N-T". :cool:

Sincerely, Clayton

My recent listens
 

Are all over the place (as usual):

The Balconies
Stars
Metric
Said the Whale
-all these are Canadian bands. Do yourselves a favor if you have Sirius and check out Iceberg or CBC Radio 3. Some great unknown artists up there.

Architecture in Helsinki
Don Dixon and Marti Jones
Mike Nesmith
Johnny Clegg
Thomas Dolby
Madness
Old 97s
Ted Leo and the Pharmacists

Jordi Savall (early music)
Dvorak
Mahler

Sadao Watanabe
Gilberto Gil
Ennio Morricone


I try to abide by the "if it sounds good, it is good" mantra.

Sounds similar to my art mantra - there is no good or bad art; there is only art that speaks to me and art that doesn't.