Song, or Instrumental of the Day.

Sweet Jane as you’ve never heard it before.

 

That sucks.

I saw Primus as an opening act one time (may have been with Satriani, but I don't remember for sure). I was never a big Primus fan and was there for other bands, but the only thing I remember about Primus is that Les Claypool was wearing a long sleeve silk shirt, and someone in the audience threw a piece of gun that stuck to his shirt. He stopped the song and went on for 15 or 20 minutes cussing out whoever it was that threw the gum, and telling everyone that he'd always remember Dayton, Ohio as the place where $%$@$ idiots threw gum on his shirt and ruined it. I get that he wasn't happy about the gum, but it was ridiculous that he went on and on about it basically ripping everyone there for 20 minutes. I'm sure he could afford a new shirt and let the rest of the people in attendance enjoy the concert.

 

That’s pretty funny. I always liked primus.

went to see reverend horton heat at a little club in Baltimore called the 8x10. I couldn’t tell what happened, but all of the sudden the rev dove off stage and started beating the crap out of some guy. He still had his guitar with him. Then security dragged the guy out and people were punching him and pouring beer on him. It was quite strange

 

Yes 2 the Rev....Huge Horton fan here, and Primus.

 

I can see on this one, but...I ask....for my own ....could You please write the name of the Artist, and the name of the song.
Some that I really want 2 check out, and have never heard of.....not this one, but anything new you put up. It just helps Me look for them later.

 

Based on the general likes and moods around here, this tune from long ago probably won't be appreciated, but just read where the talented keyboard/mellotron/flutist for King Crimson, Ian McDonald, passed away last month, this is in his honor. The singer and bass player Greg Lake (also of ELP) passed last year or so. While the song may not be everyone's cup of tea, the album cover has to be one of the top 5 ever IMHO.The keyboard, bass and drums are quite vivid. RIP Ian and Greg - you helped me survive Engineering School 10,000 years ago.

 

I've always liked this song!

 

Awesome record

 

Okay, I’ll try to recap from memory.
My Bloody Valentine- Only Shallow from the record Loveless.

Spriritualized- Hey Jane from I’m drawing a blank on the album title, but live at the Royal Albert hall is awesome.

Bad Brains- I against I -from I against I

16 Horsepower- American Wheeze- from Hoarse

Morphine- Buena- from Cure for Pain

Small Faces - Tin Soldier

Lou Reed- Sweet Jane- Rock n Roll Animal

Agnostic Mountain Gospel Choir - Empire State Express from Ten Thousand

20 Miles- East St Louis- From I’m a Lucky Guy

Dirty Three- Indian Love Song- self titled

Bob Log- Six String Kicker- can’t remember if that’s off School Bus or Trike

 

I think Rap is a lot like Country music, people ether love it or hate it.

 

Speaking of King Crimson (Robert Fripp still going strong) here's a version of the band I caught live at the Greek Theater in LA a few months before Covid hit the world - my last live concert I attended. This is a nice quiet tune that you'd want to play before falling to sleep at night. LOL - They probably could use a bit more drum though.

 

What???
I'm a huge fan.

 

Thanks Very much

 

Awesome. I'm subscribed 2 Fripps YouTube channel....So that should tell You I'm a big fan.
Fripp is a huge influence on Me.

 

Sturgill Simpson You can Have the Crown/Some Days

 

I really really liked the 2nd song.
Dig that Tele.

 

That’s not his usual guitar player. His usual guitar player is some Eastern European guy that rips. Although, this guy is no slouch either.

 

I was going 2 say this guy's pretty good. I will have 2 look more into them.

 

Guided By Voices- Game of Pricks - Alien Lanes

 

so the guy in the video is named Adam Davis . He played with Sturgill Simpson in a band named Sunday Valley. When Simpson went solo he was introduced to Laur Joamets. He played with Simpson for a few years and then moved on as well. I guess that’s how Davis ended up playing at Sunking Brewery with Simpson.
Here is Laur Joamets.

 

Love this band. David Eugene Edwards is such an underrated singer. Love the stuff he does with Wovenhand also.

 

S.T.D, "Take 5" gets stuck in my head, too. And I don't even like jazz.