What are you Listening To Right Now? - and more

[Nautiker]

And now for something... Completely Different... The one & only Bing Crosby, Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra singing the 'Guys and Dolls' classic, 'The Oldest Established Permanent Floating Crap Game in New York'.... And introduced by Ms Rosemary Clooney...

Happy Sunday...

 

[KevinJS]

If you are a rocker, I've got a feeling you're going to love Sass Jordan.

GJ

I'll take a tip. Just added all of your suggestions to my list so that I have them on my phone when I go music shopping.

 

[MAC TED]

All names that are unknown to me, so thanks. I'll add them to my list of artists to be investigated. When I started this morning, I thought that if I run out of material, I could always fall back on playing Rush's entire catalogue. I still have a whole stack and haven't repeated an artist all day. This sure is a great country for musical output, and very good musical output at that.

The original bassist for RUSH, Jeff Jones, left that band to join Tom Cochrane's RED RIDER outfit in 1979.

 

[Distances]

The Dad of Black and Viking Metal
Spinning Bathory's debut album. Super low-budge recording and all instruments played by Quorthon. From this album spawned many influential black metal bands. I'm also a big fan of the albums "Under the Sign of the Black Mark" and "Hammerheart" which is one of the bands Viking metal albums. Definitely recommend this classic album though, punk influence, LoFi, thrashy, and evil, mmmmm...

 

[KevinJS]

The original bassist for RUSH, Jeff Jones, left that band to join Tom Cochrane's RED RIDER outfit in 1979.

Whoa! There's some Rush history I knew nothing about. Obviously I knew that Peart replaced Rutsey, but there was bass before Geddy? That I did not know.

I just added Red Rider to the list too, since you mentioned it, and p-man is now playing it.

 

[KevinJS]

Welcome to the thread, @Distances

Good to see you here.

 

[avionic]

 

[MAC TED]

Red Rider • As Far As Siam

Out all day with Mrs. P.
Time to chillout

It's almost blasphemy that your size 18 feet are blocking out that beautiful MAC amp. There ought to be a law.

 

[pumpkinman]

Whoa! There's some Rush history I knew nothing about. Obviously I knew that Peart replaced Rutsey, but there was bass before Geddy? That I did not know.

I just added Red Rider to the list too, since you mentioned it, and p-man is now playing it.

Ted has already given them high marks. I have nothing to add

 

[pumpkinman]

It's almost blasphemy that your size 18 feet are blocking out that beautiful MAC amp. There ought to be a law.

Size 14 let's not get carried away.

 

[kjc2260]

Red Rider • As Far As Siam

Out all day with Mrs. P.
Time to chillout

I’m sure it’s posted somewhere, but since I’m new to the party, what kind of speakers are those?

 

[MAC TED]

It's almost blasphemy that your size 18 feet are blocking out that beautiful MAC amp. There ought to be a law.

Btw, that's a beautiful room.

 

[pumpkinman]

It's almost blasphemy that your size 18 feet are blocking out that beautiful MAC amp. There ought to be a law.

 

[pumpkinman]

Welcome, Distances.

I saw Red Rider open-up for... Who? I think it might have been Asia, as impossible as that sounds. Maybe it was The Tubes? I definitely saw live them in that era...

Hey Guys that have had direct contact with Blitz-- If anyone knows his actual address, can you PM me? I have an idea, the time for which may have come...

GJ

I only have a phone number. I tried earlier but went straight to voicemail

 

[KevinJS]

Damn. That is just beautiful. One of these days I'm getting a Macintosh. There's nothing like those blue VU meters.

 

[pumpkinman]

I’m sure it’s posted somewhere, but since I’m new to the party, what kind of speakers are those?

DIY corner bass traps.
My speakers are many but the ones I'm listening to are Vandersteen 3A's

 

[marcthisdate]

Triumph Allied Forces... Paired with a nice Brooklyn Lager

 

[MAC TED]

DARE TO BE SURPRISED--The Folk Implosion

A Lou Barlow project.

1997

 

[Go Giants]

Been listening to a lot of Joe Walsh. Grabbed some nice first pressings of Barnstorm, Smoker and You Can't Argue With A Sick Mind. Played them all over the weekend. Great music!

Played Aretha Now earlier tonight. I think it's a great lp...despite Jon Landau's less than stellar review. In 1968 their weren't many that could touch her vocals.

 

[v8peters]

The Distance to Here

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