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From Robin Trower's new Roots and Branches album:

[video=youtube;jJJTv3DC3TM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJJTv3DC3TM[/video]
 
MARIS61 said:
From Robin Trower's new Roots and Branches album:
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Nice. :clap:

That said, you may appreciate this album, as well. :) (PS: He'll be turning 72 soon.)

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MARIS61 said:
From Robin Trower's new Roots and Branches album:
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Here's another "old guy" whose music I've appreciated over the years...and has a new album coming out soon...

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[video=youtube;xpkhxuKA9BU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpkhxuKA9BU[/video]
 
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Good driving song...

[video=youtube;GnHLgxKUsEA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnHLgxKUsEA[/video]
 
ABM said:
Nice. :clap:

That said, you may appreciate this album, as well. :) (PS: He'll be turning 72 soon.)

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That's Eric Burdon?! Holy shit...

Had no idea that he was getting that up there in age, much less still making music. Sounds like I've got a lot of new music to check out. Before that though, in the vein of Eric Burdon and the Animals -

[video=youtube;H3GNKUE-d9c]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3GNKUE-d9c[/video]
 
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Flavor of the now -

[video=youtube;xVYxKRXDT2I]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVYxKRXDT2I[/video]
 
Go ahead and hate... this is my flavor of the moment...

[video=youtube;JOVQ4vAmM7Y]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOVQ4vAmM7Y[/video]
 
Tomorrow I'm checking out Sapient down here in SD. I've been away from Portland so long, I have no clue what the hip hop scene there is anymore, but he's from the Sandpeople crew. My friend AED is opening for him, which is the only reason I checked out his new album, which is pretty good. It's not a rap album, but more of a hip hop means indie. It reminds me (not in content, but style change) of RJD2's progression from Deadringer to Since We Last Spoke.

[video=youtube;uoIYvv7sS6s]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoIYvv7sS6s[/video]

A song from a few years ago w/ Sandpeople
[video=youtube;eI1-fGcny_o]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eI1-fGcny_o[/video]
 
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NOVoodoo said:
Go ahead and hate... this is my flavor of the moment...

[video=youtube;JOVQ4vAmM7Y]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOVQ4vAmM7Y[/video]
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Flashback to the Lake Theater back in 1967. :cheers:
 
Best male voice of all time is definitely Don Henley hands down though.
 
Jim Morrison, Eddie Vedder or Scott Weiland? I loved STP and although Weiland had his issues like the others of course. I think Weiland gets left out a lot and he is amazing.
 
I've had a crush on this gal for a number of years. Saw her in concert in The ATL. Amazing show.

[video=youtube;it1NaXrIN9I]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=it1NaXrIN9I[/video]
 
BigGameDamian said:
Jim Morrison, Eddie Vedder or Scott Weiland? I loved STP and although Weiland had his issues like the others of course. I think Weiland gets left out a lot and he is amazing.
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Jim Morrison... easily. I don't think the other two even belong in the same conversation, personally.

I've seen both Vedder and Weiland live though, and I will say that Vedder (saw him only like two-three years ago) still has the energy on stage that he had in the 90's, whereas Weiland and STP kinda phoned it in when I saw them at Voodoo Fest.

BTW - In terms of the grunge/alt bands of the 90's, no one comes close to Layne Staley's vocals. When I listen to music, I do it sort of removed from the technical point of view... the only thing I know how to play is the bass, and that's just from practice, but from what my ears are telling me, in songs like "Don't Follow," Staley not only has more range but more passion in his the vocals than most grunge stuff -

[video=youtube;eBB2OS4IoTs]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBB2OS4IoTs[/video]
 
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[video=youtube;fwwPmNWQfIY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwwPmNWQfIY[/video]
 
Keepin' it in the b-ball family.. :)

[video=youtube;e_L38C4mNWE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_L38C4mNWE[/video]
 
Anyone remember these guys? This was played when I graduated high school.

[video=youtube;C9-jj2cStT8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9-jj2cStT8[/video]
 
This song makes me cry, thinking of the time I broke up with my online girlfriend.
[video=youtube;vXzy9TRfXkQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXzy9TRfXkQ[/video]
 
I love bluesy, brassy, jazzy kinda stuff. This one certainly applies..

[video=youtube;04rClGsbWp4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04rClGsbWp4[/video]

Then there's Billie...

[video=youtube;GwdNqtJzWYA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwdNqtJzWYA[/video]
 
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NOVoodoo said:
Jim Morrison... easily. I don't think the other two even belong in the same conversation, personally.

I've seen both Vedder and Weiland live though, and I will say that Vedder (saw him only like two-three years ago) still has the energy on stage that he had in the 90's, whereas Weiland and STP kinda phoned it in when I saw them at Voodoo Fest.

BTW - In terms of the grunge/alt bands of the 90's, no one comes close to Layne Staley's vocals. When I listen to music, I do it sort of removed from the technical point of view... the only thing I know how to play is the bass, and that's just from practice, but from what my ears are telling me, in songs like "Don't Follow," Staley not only has more range but more passion in his the vocals than most grunge stuff -
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chris cornell was pretty much the measuring stick for grunge vocalists, but layne was the man as well, and i like AIC better as a band
 
[video=youtube;TK4af03OUQc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TK4af03OUQc[/video]
 
[video=youtube;NxTf0JwJxic]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxTf0JwJxic[/video]
 
3RA1N1AC said:
chris cornell was pretty much the measuring stick for grunge vocalists, but layne was the man as well, and i like AIC better as a band
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I'd agree with that sentiment. Was just saying Layne was very underrated, especially when you juxtapose AIC with Nirvana...

With that said, fuck the current music thread that's up in the OT. I like to give feedback to people's music, and I like people to give feedback to mine. That thread has no discussion going, so let's bring some discussion back.

For the old school posters -

[video=youtube;0FrxUpI_MUA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FrxUpI_MUA[/video]

For the grunge era posters, this was a very underrated band from the early 90's -

[video=youtube;K6HMY-24fmA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6HMY-24fmA[/video]
 
BigGameDamian said:
[video=youtube;NxTf0JwJxic]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxTf0JwJxic[/video]
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That was kickass. That's a band that I've heard about for a minute but never had the ambition to check out. Glad you posted that though... what else do they have in that vein?
 
BigGameDamian;2976289[/QUOTE said:
Wait, you STARTED a music thread the same day you posted this video in this one? Is there some sort of bonus points I don't know of for starting as many threads as you can?
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porkchopexpress said:
Wait, you STARTED a music thread the same day you posted this video in this one? Is there some sort of bonus points I don't know of for starting as many threads as you can?
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Good point... how bout some feedback ya'll?

This is a simplistic jam that I've been playing while posting recently. The band's "the XX"... I saw them at Bonnaroo in '08, and I've never really been that into them, but this jam, as simple as it is, is great ambient music. It's akin to something from a Zelda soundtrack or one of those games that people from my generation grew up playing, with the great soundtracks that we'd just listen to for hours on end playing mindless Nintendo video games...

[video=youtube;hhnZkNj7kAo]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhnZkNj7kAo[/video]
 
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