Share some music thread

[gdabillsfan]

1 hour ago, T&C said:

If you want to enjoy the entire show... 

 

 

Zappa was a musical genius, not just as a player, but as an arranger, a conductor, a writer, etc. I saw an interview with him once where the interviewer ask him how he interacted with other "rockstars", and he replied "I don't hang out with rock musicians". He wasn't saying that to be rude (maybe he was idk) but he always got the best musicians to play in his bands.

 

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[gdabillsfan]

1 hour ago, RaoulDuke79 said:

For whatever reason everything youtube related doesn't work properly for me anymore...viewing, posting etc...

I was having that problem also. I don't use chrome as a browser, because of all the infernal pop up ads, and apparently youtube doesn't play well with others, unless you open youtube in another window within the browser, so maybe that's your trouble

[muppy]

haha I found this this morning whata hoot! Lookie at Jackson Browne he's a baby in this hahahaa...he was my dream man back in the day. Loved everything about him.  and darryl hannah was in this clip later and is now married to Neil Young. another muppy icon.  Clarence as Id never heard him before. crazy I had no idea this existed.

 

clarence  clemons jackson browne

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[muppy]

 

 

the tubes

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[Pete]

2 hours ago, Muppy said:

I remember vividly when this band came on the scene people went NUTS in Buffalo for the Tubes. A band based in san francisco

 

 

I had friend who was sound man for a good chunk of great 70s and 80s bands tours.  Dead, Police, Eagles, Blood,Sweat and Tears, etc. He has stories about them all.   This man has seen literally thousands of shows!  When he was asked best live concert- he would always instantly answer The Tubes!  That always has intriqued me.  I say "you were basically front row for Police 1979, Dead prime years, etc- what make the Tubes your favorite live act?"  "The Tubes were incredible live band!  The energy!  Costume changes!  Set list! Stage presence!"  He would get so excited when he talked about live Tubes shows.  When I first heard this, I had to revisit The Tubes- all I could remember was "Talk to you Later".  Now I know they are kick ass live band!

[Another Fan]

18 hours ago, Muppy said:

with a Buffalo 66 movie reference hahahahaaaa

 

 

It’s funny Vincent Gallos The Brown Bunny was actually my introduction to Gordon with this song below

 

 

Probably in the minority in that that’s a movie I like beside a certain scene 😆.

 

Great artist by the way, I have Gallo to thank I guess 

[Another Fan]

1 minute ago, Muppy said:

talk about a heart melt it has been decades since Ive heard this wowsa GIFT Thanks man!

You can thank Vincent lol 

 

Since you saw Buffalo 66 I love this one as well

 

 

[gdabillsfan]

3 hours ago, Pete said:

I had friend who was sound man for a good chunk of great 70s and 80s bands tours.  Dead, Police, Eagles, Blood,Sweat and Tears, etc. He has stories about them all.   This man has seen literally thousands of shows!  When he was asked best live concert- he would always instantly answer The Tubes!  That always has intriqued me.  I say "you were basically front row for Police 1979, Dead prime years, etc- what make the Tubes your favorite live act?"  "The Tubes were incredible live band!  The energy!  Costume changes!  Set list! Stage presence!"  He would get so excited when he talked about live Tubes shows.  When I first heard this, I had to revisit The Tubes- all I could remember was "Talk to you Later".  Now I know they are kick ass live band!

The 1st time I saw these guys  was in the mid 70's at the Dome Arena in Henrietta. W.P.O.D. was kind of me and my friends theme song back in those days, lol.

Anyway, they put on quite a show, and I came away most impressed with their version of "Don't Touch Me There" (who would of figured a 15 year old or so kid, would of been most impressed by a hot chick singing that song) 

 

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[DrW]

Gentle Giant had a unique mix of progressive/folk/baroque elements. I saw them once in concert, and I was baffled to see how many different types of instrument each band member would play. Here they get out the recorders in the last three minutes...

 

 

And then they add the strings...

 

 

[gdabillsfan]

The wife and I saw these guys about 7 or 8 years ago, at a blues festival near Binghamton.

Chris Duarte opened for them

Totally awesome night of blues

[muppy]

..Dead Heavens was nates stoner rock band for a while. This by far was their siquest gig IMO....opening up for surf guitar legend  featured in the movie Pulp Fiction the legendary Dick Dale

 

hyacinth dead heavens Brooklyn bowl

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[Pete]

55 minutes ago, Muppy said:

..Dead Heavens was nates stoner rock band for a while. This by far was their siquest gig IMO....opening up for surf guitar legend  featured in the movie Pulp Fiction the legendary Dick Dale

stoner rock is my jam.  I dig most genres- jazz, blues, alternative, punk, classical, metal, reggae, chillout, etc- but stoner rock is my favorite!

[muppy]

a very underrated Woodstock performance that got lost in all the other iconic ones that took place, JMO

has anyone ever been to her church venue in BFLO? Me once. 2 sections large and small Cults played the small.

 

canned heat ani difranco

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[muppy]

 

the band up on cripple creek

 

lifelike so electric 

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[muppy]

leon redbone

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[gdabillsfan]

9 hours ago, Muppy said:

..Dead Heavens was nates stoner rock band for a while. This by far was their siquest gig IMO....opening up for surf guitar legend  featured in the movie Pulp Fiction the legendary Dick Dale

It's kinda funny that you bring up Dick Dale, I was just listening to the radio, and they played Gary Hoey  (a disciple of Dale) playing a surf rock instrumental. I actually saw him in the 80's in your neck of the woods at a little hole in the wall bar between PB and LaJolla (Don't remember the name of the place, but it was across the street from a school, in a residential neighborhood. The place looked like someone's garage, lol) so, here's Gary Hoey

 

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[gdabillsfan]

1 hour ago, Muppy said:

a very underrated Woodstock performance that got lost in all the other iconic ones that took place, JMO

has anyone ever been to her church venue in BFLO? Me once. 2 sections large and small Cults played the small.

Canned Heat was an awesome band.

Which reminds me of a friend I had met in Phoenix, who was obsessed with them. (Another SD connection, my friend Dave had played football for SD State, was a backup QB I think, in the late 70's or early 80's, plus he was a SD local, grew up near Balboa Park.) Anyway, (just remember, "speed kills")

 

 

[gdabillsfan]

1 hour ago, Muppy said:

..last one. I actully saw mr Redbone at the NYS Thruway Pembroke exit back in the day. He looked exactly like this. yeh next I should post some valby LOL naww but both I think of when I reminisce WNY

Lol, John Valby. I saw him in Laughlin, NV., at free casino show. I didn't know he was from Buffalo until sometime after. Loved the candy bar poem.

[RaoulDuke79]

[gdabillsfan]

49 minutes ago, RaoulDuke79 said:

And Keith will still look that way

when they dig him up in about 100 years