re: Manics influences, diggit
http://www.musicbanter.com/indie-alt...-mccarthy.html

Anything But Ordinary- Avril Lavigne.

Praxis - Blast/War Machine Dub

If you don't post a vid or a mini review then the hammer will delete you :D

get's my vote for best song of 2008

It's catchy and bombastic. That's about all there is to it.

a professor at my university told me about them...after listening to them I thought "This PhD dude is cool..."

Sounds like a cool guy.

yeap...I failed his class twice,and still like him...

An Alley to Comprehension-Dysrhythmia
now it's Seal-Breaker-Void-Dysrhythmia

Go With The Flow - Queens Of The Stone Age

Finally getting around to this band, I'm definitely liking them. I was looking forward to this song, because I heard it on Rock Band. :D

Dysrhythmia-Will the Spirit Prevail?

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_-gBsshuZBq...+And+Roots.jpg

Charles Mingus - Blues and Roots

It's 1959, this man comes out with three fucking brilliant albums: Mingus Ah Um, The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady, and this tight bitch. Loud, brilliant and bright, it's hard to find fault to this monstrosity, it's filled to the brim with amazing solos and beautiful voices (attn: this is sarcasm). And when it all comes to a climax good ol' Charley can't help but shout with ecstasy along with the crowd.

My dears, you won't find free jazz better than this:


note: i couldn't find the studio version on the 'tub so you'll excuse me if that sounds like shit. GET THE REAL THING.

One Gun-Lamb of God

That's cool! I mean he is. Not failing, SHAME SIR.

Yeah, all that.

Terrific Band.
Terrific Song.

Best thing of his new album. Instruments are minimal, lyrics are simple, but I love the way he sings it.

Tool - Sober

Quirky pop perfection.

I love The Raincoats, Looking in the Shadows is a good album.


Currently listening to, Plateau-Meat Puppets

Reverend Horton Heat-I could Get Used to It

He's got a fantastic voice I have to say.

To all the noobs just posting the track and artist:

http://www.musicbanter.com/games-lis...tml#post598245

Ali Farka Toure & Toumani Diabate - Hawa Dolo



Such gorgeous, winding-down music. Good album too.

Dailymotion - Ray Charles, Jerry Lee Lewis, a video from Hanvak. Fats, Domino, Boogie, live

Fats Domino, Ray Charles, and Jerry Lee Lewis performing together...this video made me extremely happy this morning!!! :D

You Know What- N*E*R*D*.

M. Ward - Sad, Sad Song

The Man Comes Around - Johnny Cash

Off of Cash's last album. I dig it, it's a pretty wild song. Haven't listened to the album in awhile.

Astor Piazzola feat. Yo Yo Ma - Libertango

Don Ross is the sh1t. Have you heard the stuff hes done w/ Andy McKee?

Hell yes.
They have a good dynamic between them taking into consideration how different their styles are. I love how they give each other the right space for the right parts. It just works.

Satch, you dig Eric Turnbull any?

I like a lot of artists on Candyrat, but specifically I think Eric Turnbull and Craig D'Andrea's stuff fits my style the most, plus a majority of what Andy McKee does.
Don Ross is a genius on the acoustic, that just goes without saying.

I havent delved to deeply into the genre. Andy Mckee is who I'm mostly familiar with, but not for long.

Definitely check out Eric Turnbull. He doesn't have much on Youtube though, except "Low C" which everyone seems to want to cover. You can probably find more of his stuff on playlist.com
Craig D'Andrea has a ton of songs on Youtube you can check out.
Craig has some damn fantastic melodic logic. Not as technical as Don Ross, but Craig's stuff is pure beauty.

I love Craig's work.

Disturbance - Joop Wolters

I swear by this song. It's the definition of a grower really - I thought it was rubbish when I first heard it, but now I can hardly stop listening to it.

Judas Priest - Cheater