jamesg1213


Two Mark's today - Cohn's 'Rainy Season', and Knopfler's 'Sailing to Philadelphia'. This morning I was getting inspiration from Steve Rothery's guitar playing in Marillion's 'This Strange Engine' - goosebumps.

Oh no, now my missus has decided you are the class on this forum now.

Of course I put her straight...

A new song by Rimshot I'm supposed to play bass on.

Earlier, a new CHB song I'm yodeling on.

Tom Waits-Mule Variations
Timbuk3-Eden Alley
Pharoah Sanders, Kenny Garrett-Beyond The Wall

Jonbouy

jamesg1213


Two Mark's today - Cohn's 'Rainy Season', and Knopfler's 'Sailing to Philadelphia'. This morning I was getting inspiration from Steve Rothery's guitar playing in Marillion's 'This Strange Engine' - goosebumps.

Oh no, now my missus has decided you are the class on this forum now.

Of course I put her straight...

You got yourself a good 'un there.

Steeleye Span-Black Jack Davey
         "            -All Around My Hat
         "            -Gaudette
Charles Ives-Songs

One at a time One at a time....

This afternoon I'm loving this young feller's playing;

http://willmcnicol.moonfr.t.com/#/video/4561490717

bapu


I guess it's just me but it seems a lot of you listen to multiple things at one time.

Is that really enjoyable to you or is that an engineering learning technique I've not heard about? 

My ADHD requires it that way.  In fact once, hey, wait is that a cookie?  Cool!  Wow - the car needs to get a good wash it's got ... where's my pen?  Squirrel!!!!!

StevenMikel


Steve Stevens:Cherry Vanilla
Big Wreck:The Oaf
Rich ie Kotzen:Livin' In Bliss
Spiritual Beggars:Burden of Dreams

I like Steve Stevens as well (checking out Cherry Vanilla next), but I'm still trying to finish listening to Rush 2112 (live) from 2 days ago.....(had to turn the record over).

Hi,

Guru Guru - Die Elektroluch
Amon Duul 2 - Yeti (the 25 minute piece, not the album)
Groundhogs - Eleventh Hour (Crosscut Saw album)

I think I'm a wanting my ears crammed with loud guitar ... that really gets it on!

I've been in musical limbo for the last few months. Can't seem to get interested in playing, recording or listening to it.
So I'm standing in line at Quiznos on my lunch break. They've got music playing from an internet service, and Johnny B. Goode comes on, Chuck Berry. I found myself tapping my toes to it.
My musical highlight of the month.

Rising Force,Yngwie Malmsteen
In a Gental Way,Kiko Loureiro
Enfermo,Kiko Loureiro
Just Got Lucky,Dokken

I pulled out some very old Crosby Stills and Nash recordings I found in their box set. "4 & 20, Blackbird, Daylight Again, Wooden Ships, Almost Cut My Hair, Carry On, Suite Judy Blue Eyes, Find the Cost Of Freedom, Guinnevere".......I made up a cd of these songs to test out the sound quality in my studio and my truck.....sounds great !! These old recordings have great panning effects going on, so it works out good for sound checks.

I was hoping to find a copy of Stephen Stills' "Treetop Flyer" but the studio recording of it is almost impossible to find, and when you do it's very expensive. It's not available on iTunes either. That's a great song for doing sound checks.

Other than that, I've been doing sound checks and recording checks with my bass all weekend. I'm getting some great bass sounds in Sonar. I'm also working with Pro Channel to polish up my bass sound.....

:What are you listen to now

Some Bapu and friends (should be released in the next week or two)

Kalle Rantaaho


I really wonder what kept the footage unpublished for over thirty years?

It was lost under a sofa cushion in someone's garage!