What are you listening to, today?

[Marshall]

Never get tired of this classic. Man, the drone and power that Iommi gets for the first 1:10 is sick.

 

[turbobusa]

Hey marsh look up the boyzz from illinois circa 1978. Destined to die. Man did we party as kids when they played in the bar really good live local band.. so long ago
t

 

[Marshall]

Couldn't find anything, T.

Some good stuff from an underrated 80's band, English Dogs. They were one of James Hetfield's favorites back in the day.

 

[turbobusa]

Nice ! never heard of them before. You can find the boyzz on you tube -- The boyzz song is destined to die. t

 

[turbobusa]

listened to jeff beck "wired" this morning. Also listened to loggins/messine live angry eyes . Good tune.. t

 

[Marshall]

Definitely has that 70's heavy groove ala Rainbow and Deep Purple. Good stuff, T !

 

[turbobusa]

Thats dirty dan buck on the cover. Use to party pretty hard when they played local bars. What a blast . There was a bar called hooker lake in in the 70s by my home.
I saw the boyzz there acdc with the late bon scott 2 times van halen right after the first album was released. muddy waters, april wine.. head east , he rockets
and many other big names. The bar was mob owned and was a big barn with the floor cut out on the second floor. The stage was upstairs at the end and seatin around the second floor perimeter. first floor was a free for all. Man those were good times 17 broke as fuck banging hotties and all that great music... T

 

[turbobusa]

Listening to the soundtrack to winter bone. reminds me of my youth in the south... T

 

[Marshall]

Good vid from the originals, the masters of black metal, Mayhem. Doing their classic in Berlin. They definitely push the envelope with the imagery, good stuff, music is theater and they certainly put on a show for those into the genre.

 

[basskiller]

Rose Tattoo

 

[turbobusa]

Holy shit Bass Rose tattoo forgot about them . They were big with me and my buds way back, Talk about blast from the past! Thanks .....

 

[Marshall]

Just before I started down my journey into really hardcore metal, this was one of my favorite songs back in '83-'84.

 

[thebrick]

Rammstein Live. Love it

 

[turbobusa]

Check out the brickster slammin and jammin the Rahmstein. Cool. Todays music selection provided my richie blackmoor. Some Blind faith too. T

 

[turbobusa]

Hey marsh watched song remains the same last night. Had not seen it for about 35 yrs.
Page still the baddest ever. memories..........T

 

[Marshall]

Hey marsh watched song remains the same last night. Had not seen it for about 35 yrs.
Page still the baddest ever. memories..........T

Ya man ! When I saw that for the first time way back when, it's when I realized I'd never be a great bass player. Watching JPJ play bass is a thing of beauty, so effortless and talented.

I think that's when I put the bass down and hit the gym

 

[jig]

 

[PillarofBalance]

 

[turbobusa]

Ya man ! When I saw that for the first time way back when, it's when I realized I'd never be a great bass player. Watching JPJ play bass is a thing of beauty, so effortless and talented.

I think that's when I put the bass down and hit the gym

Hey Marsh I too was just amazed by john paul. Jeez what super talent! Hard too believe all that sound out of the 3 guys backing plant.
I'm listening to some king crimsom as I type . Was suppose to go see michael schenker one night then ufo following night. Could not as my mom
got sick... maybe next time--- I hope.. T

 

[basskiller]

Now I'm going to screw with everyone's head.. It's a song that meant something to me and my very first TRUE love.