What are you listening to...?

PaulMys said:
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INTO THE VOID

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Saw them open for Black Sabbath on February 14, 1999 at The Palace of Auburn Hills and without a doubt....BEST...CONCERT...EVER

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Klasse Act said:
They do a cover of "Into the Void" I love "Jesus Christ Pose"....all out speeding song ========

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Rog, check out "Big Dumb Sex" on this album. (Louder Than Love). ;)
 
PaulMys said:
Yes. That would be best......... :laughing::laughing:
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She's been getting into "Hands in my Pocket" from Alanis Morrisette and various songs from Garbage like "I'm only happy when it rains" and "I think I'm paranoid". Also Cheryl Crowe "Soak up the Sun" and "All I wanna do". On a side note she's grown up "Muffin Man" from Frank Zappa though....I got her

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Well it is hard to beat Tool, Audioslave, or Stone Temple Pilots. I’ve taken a little time off from XM Hair Nation and found a Pandora Channel that I really like and heard these three gems today.




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robwoodgto said:
Well it is hard to beat Tool, Audioslave, or Stone Temple Pilots. I’ve taken a little time off from XM Hair Nation and found a Pandora Channel that I really like and heard these three gems today.




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Always liked The Mavericks.
 
Lately I have been revisiting the superb albums of cover songs done by "Sid n Susie". aka Matthew Sweet and Susanna Hoffs. They are chock full of iconic songs from the 60's & 70's and there's hardly a clinker in the bunch despite the daunting task of having to follow on from the original artists' versions. And some of them are downright amazing, like this one ...




At first thought one might be tempted to pan off a "power pop musician" and a "girl-group songstress" coming together to perform one of the most epic prog rock tunes ever recorded by Yes. But when Steve Howe himself is on board on the song, you know this is a serious attempt at a faithful cover. Sid n Susie handle the vocals beautifully and Steve absolutely goes off on the solo for the "All Good People" movement of the song.
 
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