21 Mar 10
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyInteresting.
rhp texas poet lariat rookie recently quite by accident turned me on to this bob dylan 'classic'.
found it audibly and visually an interesting change of pace. expanded my eclectic boundaries.
I can't say I like Bob Dylan's voice much but he did make some good music.
21 Mar 10
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyHa. You have an obsessive personality, that's all.
almost ashamed to tell you how often i've listened to all
eight minutes of the piece during the past few weeks.
I do the same thing quite a lot, mostly at work, it drives my co-workers crazy that I keep listening to the same few songs over and over again. I have resorted to headphones lately.
21 Mar 10
Originally posted by mlpriorwhat's in your headphones nowadays?
Ha. You have an obsessive personality, that's all.
I do the same thing quite a lot, mostly at work, it drives my co-workers crazy that I keep listening to the same few songs over and over again. I have resorted to headphones lately.
22 Mar 10
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyI mostly rotate between Pearl Jam's older stuff, Foo Fighters, Stone Temple Pilots and Nirvana.
what's in your headphones nowadays?
I have seriously tried to find some newer stuff but I can't find anything I like post 2005.
For example, I love Scott Weiland in STP but I hate him in Velvet Revolver. I don't really like the sound of Pearl Jam's new album either and that is hugely disappointing.
Dave Grohl I like all around (except for Them Crooked Vultures) and also Taylor Hawkins. Alanis Morissette, always love her.
22 Mar 10
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Originally posted by mlprioralmost worked at excessive deadpan nasal quality wasn't the attraction, nor his point in time cult stature. masterful,
Interesting.
I can't say I like Bob Dylan's voice much but he did make some good music.
lyrical story telling and the mileage the guy gets out of 'r's' was/still is. boston lad only has a 25-letter alphabet.
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22 Mar 10
Originally posted by mlpriorwow. what a dinosaur i must be... unfamiliar with all of them.
I mostly rotate between Pearl Jam's older stuff, Foo Fighters, Stone Temple Pilots and Nirvana.
I have seriously tried to find some newer stuff but I can't find anything I like post 2005.
For example, I love Scott Weiland in STP but I hate him in Velvet Revolver. I don't really like the sound of Pearl Jam's new album either and that is hugely disappoi ...[text shortened]... ept for Them Crooked Vultures) and also Taylor Hawkins. Alanis Morissette, always love her.
how about an easy link to a few of your all time favorites?
22 Mar 10
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Originally posted by Ice Coldsounds as if your headphones may have become a temporary dwelling place
Mine 🙂
Discordant tones, feedback, power chord, power chord, crappy riff, crappy riff
( I play the guitar using phones) 😞
for small homeless critters or gnawing rodents. hose 'em out in the morning.
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22 Mar 10
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyHa, I thought I was not current.
wow. what a dinosaur i must be... unfamiliar with all of them.
how about an easy link to a few of your all time favorites?
Here is my fav Foo Fighters, though they have a lot of good songs, really like Grohl (singing) he played drums for Nirvana and is pretty talented. Also Hawkins (drums) he also did drums for Alanis Morisette.
http://www.timeforchess.com/board/post.php?threadid=128303&frompage=2&replytoid=2409788
Pearl Jam's Yellow Ledbetter is one of their best songs, imo. Really love Vedder's voice in everything he does and also Mike McCready on guitar is amazing.
Stone Temple Pilots have disbanded but had a lot of good songs.