muppy Posted June 25, 2022 Posted June 25, 2022 (edited) . I read he was the youngest guitarist ever sponsored by Gibson guitars. That means he gets free guitars. Im sure he has an electrical one by now 🙂 I thought this clip was cool 🙂 Im thinking carlos loved it. carlos santana cover Edited August 5 by muppy Quote
Pete Posted June 26, 2022 Posted June 26, 2022 On 6/25/2022 at 3:44 AM, BringMetheHeadofLeonLett said: I dedicate this one to T&C 1 1 Quote
Pete Posted June 26, 2022 Posted June 26, 2022 38 minutes ago, muppy said: this one had me at sultry stare right off the bat. great stage name it packs a punch says Lydia Lunch 😉 I had a hunch that you would dig Lydia Lunch 1 Quote
T&C Posted June 28, 2022 Posted June 28, 2022 One of the 2 best latin psych/rock/folk/prog lp's out there... from Peru and sung in english @DrW: Quote
DrW Posted June 28, 2022 Posted June 28, 2022 21 hours ago, T&C said: One of the 2 best latin psych/rock/folk/prog lp's out there... from Peru and sung in english @DrW: Very interesting - we never hear much from bands outside of the English-speaking countries, especially if their sound is not mainstream but incorporates elements of music from their own country (I don't think the Scorpions adding elements of Polka music would have been a hit.). Overall, I find the quality of the songs a bit uneven, and the sound would have benefited from a better recording studio. Still, the two tracks "Meshkalina" and especially "Jews Caboose" are outstanding. Thanks for posting! 1 Quote
T&C Posted June 28, 2022 Posted June 28, 2022 21 minutes ago, DrW said: Very interesting - we never hear much from bands outside of the English-speaking countries, especially if their sound is not mainstream but incorporates elements of music from their own country (I don't think the Scorpions adding elements of Polka music would have been a hit.). Overall, I find the quality of the songs a bit uneven, and the sound would have benefited from a better recording studio. Still, the two tracks "Meshkalina" and especially "Jews Caboose" are outstanding. Thanks for posting! Glad you liked it/had a new experience. Agree on a better recording studio but I guess for the time that was what they were working with. Plus there was plenty of acid/buttons, etc. involved. They pulled off the language barrier pretty well I think. Got a laugh out of the Scorpions mention! This is the other one, and I forgot about Another one, that I mentioned of 2. Now 3 but I'll save that one for another time. As far as I know there were 3 different Kaleidoscopes... one US, one UK, and this one, recorded in Mexico with players from all around, Frank Tirado (Puerto Rico) - Vocals and a little bass Orly Vázquez (Puerto Rico) - Vocals in 3 songs, Bass and little guitars Pedrín García (Spain) - Guitar Rafael Cruz (República Dominicana) - Drums Julio Arturo Fernández (República Dominicana) - Organ... Little known but this is one acid drenched listenable piece. From what I know less than 300 copies of this were ever pressed. I have a reissue of 200, forget the number, and a CD copy. Quote
muppy Posted July 1, 2022 Posted July 1, 2022 (edited) Inspired by the movie Elvis (well worth seeing) this song wasn't in the movie but I think its neat they interposed a girl drumming. In the movie real Elvis footage was edited into the actors replication it was really cool and well done just as a side note elvis cover polk salad annie Edited August 5 by muppy Quote
T&C Posted July 9, 2022 Posted July 9, 2022 Never understood how this one didn't get more praise, its a fantastic piece of music. 1 Quote
DrW Posted July 9, 2022 Posted July 9, 2022 (edited) 17-year old Lucy Landymore plays Zappa's "The Black Page" Today, Lucy is percussionist in Hans Zimmer's orchestra (they do lots of movie scores) and does tutorials Zappa's percussionist, Ruth Underwood, explains aspects of Zappa's "sound": Edited July 9, 2022 by DrW 1 Quote
DrW Posted July 9, 2022 Posted July 9, 2022 (edited) On 6/28/2022 at 6:56 PM, T&C said: Glad you liked it/had a new experience. Agree on a better recording studio but I guess for the time that was what they were working with. Plus there was plenty of acid/buttons, etc. involved. They pulled off the language barrier pretty well I think. Got a laugh out of the Scorpions mention! This is the other one, and I forgot about Another one, that I mentioned of 2. Now 3 but I'll save that one for another time. As far as I know there were 3 different Kaleidoscopes... one US, one UK, and this one, recorded in Mexico with players from all around, Frank Tirado (Puerto Rico) - Vocals and a little bass Orly Vázquez (Puerto Rico) - Vocals in 3 songs, Bass and little guitars Pedrín García (Spain) - Guitar Rafael Cruz (República Dominicana) - Drums Julio Arturo Fernández (República Dominicana) - Organ... Little known but this is one acid drenched listenable piece. From what I know less than 300 copies of this were ever pressed. I have a reissue of 200, forget the number, and a CD copy. Actually, this was surprisingly good. However, it was more mainstream and less influenced by the music in their home country. Edited July 9, 2022 by DrW Quote
muppy Posted July 10, 2022 Posted July 10, 2022 (edited) OMG this clip is badass. Look who is on stage with Sheila E and Ringo......... Edited July 10, 2022 by muppy 1 Quote
muppy Posted July 10, 2022 Posted July 10, 2022 (edited) hahahahaaaa hoyt axton no no song Edited August 5 by muppy Quote
SlimShady'sSpaceForce Posted July 10, 2022 Posted July 10, 2022 Steppenwolf — Monster, 1969 And though the past has its share of injustice Kind was the spirit in many a way But its protectors and friends have been sleeping Now it's a monster and will not obey The spirit was freedom and justice And its keepers seemed generous and kind Its leaders were supposed to serve the country But now they won't pay it no mind Cause the people grew fat and got lazy Now their vote is a meaningless joke They babble about law and order But it's all just an echo of what they've been told Can any lyrics from over 50 years ago be so relevant to today’s events? Quote
ExiledInIllinois Posted July 11, 2022 Posted July 11, 2022 (edited) Blast from the past... Thought of it today: Edited July 11, 2022 by ExiledInIllinois 1 Quote
DrW Posted July 11, 2022 Posted July 11, 2022 (edited) 10 hours ago, muppy said: @DrW I took note that the drummer was again a woman in your clip . It seems to be an underserved role in rock music. Except for this one. She is truly a percussionist icon if the genre. imo. And here is the perhaps earliest female rock drummer... Maureen "Moe" Tucker. Camera by Andy Warhol (demonstrating that an artist excelling at some expressions of art can suck at others). Edited July 11, 2022 by DrW 1 1 Quote
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