mostly classic rock fan here, but sometimes delve in to stuff like Eric Johnson or even Sade..... :eek:
Been listening to hendrix's Electric Ladyland in the truck.....
What was the last album you listened to?
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jaislandboy
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vampyrewolf wrote: Die Krupps '
nice i have some of them too might have to brake it out
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a step forward
working my way to a licence to drill
http://www.harnerknives.com
a step forward
working my way to a licence to drill
http://www.harnerknives.com
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silverback
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I just got lucky and bought Kyuss' "Welcome To Sky Valley", and my girlfriend got the Chilli Peppers' "Stadium Arcadium", which we listen to now. In case you don't know, Kyuss is the band from which Queens of the Stone Age were formed, IMHO the greatest thing to hit Rock Music in the last few years.
Nice, Die Krupps are still on your heavy rotation! What about Oomph?vampyrewolf wrote:... Die Krupps 'The Final Option' ...
Few people think more than two or three times a year; I have made an international reputation for myself by thinking once or twice a week. -George Bernard Shaw
Go is a pursuit of such value that one can devote a lifetime to it and have nothing to regret. Why not, then, challenge the limit of your powers. -Toshiro Kageyama 7-Dan
Go is a pursuit of such value that one can devote a lifetime to it and have nothing to regret. Why not, then, challenge the limit of your powers. -Toshiro Kageyama 7-Dan
I've become obsessed recently with all things Johnny Thunders.
New York Dolls-self titled and Too much too soon
Johnny Thunders and the Heartbreakers-LAMF, live at Max's etc, etc and etc. All of his solo work particularly "So alone"
Cheers,
Rob
New York Dolls-self titled and Too much too soon
Johnny Thunders and the Heartbreakers-LAMF, live at Max's etc, etc and etc. All of his solo work particularly "So alone"
Cheers,
Rob
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Faith, Folk and Family
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Proud Member of SOSAK
Faith, Folk and Family
If you can read this, thank a Teacher.
If this is written in English, thank a US Soldier
NOT my "president"
Proud Member of SOSAK
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Either Alice in Chains or Panteras greatest hits. I forget. I'm old so I'm allowed to forget non important stuff, Joe
"A Mastiff is to a dog what a Lion is to a housecat. He stands alone and all others sink before him. His courage does not exceed temper and generosity, and in attachment he equals the kindest of his race" Cynographia Britannic 1800
"Unless you're the lead dog the view is pretty much gonna stay the same!"
"Unless you're the lead dog the view is pretty much gonna stay the same!"
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Billboard 1969
Which included some oldy moldy's as -
Age of Aquarius / Let the Sunshine in
Dizzy ( you remember Tommy Roe? )
Crimson & clover ( Tommy James & the Shondells )
Crystal blue persuation
Ahhh, what a memorable year!
AET :cool:
Age of Aquarius / Let the Sunshine in
Dizzy ( you remember Tommy Roe? )
Crimson & clover ( Tommy James & the Shondells )
Crystal blue persuation
Ahhh, what a memorable year!
AET :cool:
All men dream, but not equally. Those who dream by night, in the dusty recesses of their minds, awake in the day to find that it was vanity. But the dreamers of the day are dangerous men, for they may act their dreams with open eyes to make it reality.
T.E. Lawrence
T.E. Lawrence
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Just this morning while driving home from my nightshift:
Slayer, Reign In Blood :eek: :D
You gotta keep awake during a one hour drive after a night's work
Slayer, Reign In Blood :eek: :D
You gotta keep awake during a one hour drive after a night's work
Arend(old school Spydie lover)
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MEMBER OF THE INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF THE SPYDEREDGE!!!
VERY PROUD OWNER OF A CALY III/SE #043 :D
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...I would love to have one in full SpyderEdge:p
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jaislandboy
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Queens of the Stone Age....rock!silverback wrote:I just got lucky and bought Kyuss' "Welcome To Sky Valley", and my girlfriend got the Chilli Peppers' "Stadium Arcadium", which we listen to now. In case you don't know, Kyuss is the band from which Queens of the Stone Age were formed, IMHO the greatest thing to hit Rock Music in the last few years.
Nice, Die Krupps are still on your heavy rotation! What about Oomph?
I like Les Claypool's Oysterheads album ...too.... :cool:
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"All paths lead back to the Spyderhole..."
"All paths lead back to the Spyderhole..."
For any of you guys who are into Kyuss and QOTSA, you should try and pick up some of Josh Homme's Desert Session albums. It's where a great deal of QOTSA tracks appear for the first time... and so much more. You get to hear Homme play with some real legends of rock and roll from the nineties... Dean Ween, Twiggy Ramirez, Danzig, PJ Harvey, Chriss Goss... well, the list kinda goes on.silverback wrote:I just got lucky and bought Kyuss' "Welcome To Sky Valley"
Last album I checked out was Mondo Generator's Cocaine Radio... which actually has Josh Homme playing guitar. Worth a listen if hard edged grungy rock is your cup of tea.
Don't hit at all if it is honorably possible to avoid hitting; but never hit soft.
- Theodore Roosevelt
"I twisted the knife until I heard his heart-strings sing."
- Jim Bowie concerning Maj. Norris Wright
- Theodore Roosevelt
"I twisted the knife until I heard his heart-strings sing."
- Jim Bowie concerning Maj. Norris Wright
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silverback wrote:I just got lucky and bought Kyuss' "Welcome To Sky Valley", and my girlfriend got the Chilli Peppers' "Stadium Arcadium", which we listen to now. In case you don't know, Kyuss is the band from which Queens of the Stone Age were formed, IMHO the greatest thing to hit Rock Music in the last few years.
Nice, Die Krupps are still on your heavy rotation! What about Oomph?
Die Krupps, Edguy and Oomph are all in my latest playlist on here (along with billy talent, metallica, ac/dc, aerosmith, cash, young, pink floyd, oakenfold), Nietzer Ebb gets popped in once in a while...
Have a week worth of audio on here (6days 15hrs on one folder, 3 days on another (rantradio, newsreal), and just nabbed my buddies 9gb worth on his HD to pick through... Some times a track gets played once every couple weeks, other days the same track gets played a dozen times (all depends on how many I tossed on the ipod or my music file on here)
Coffee before Conciousness
Why do people worry more if you argue with your voices than if you just talk with them? What about if you lose those arguements?
Slowly going crazy at work... they found a way to make the voices work too.
Why do people worry more if you argue with your voices than if you just talk with them? What about if you lose those arguements?
Slowly going crazy at work... they found a way to make the voices work too.
There is no Substitute.
There isn’t any symbolism. The sea is the sea. The old man is an old man. The boy is a boy and the fish is a fish. The shark are all sharks no better and no worse. All the symbolism that people say is ****.
~Ernest Hemingway (describing The Old Man and the Sea)
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~Ernest Hemingway (describing The Old Man and the Sea)
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