Song, or Instrumental of the Day.

Texas band ??

 

Slah-DAY

 

In honor of completing the Pavement discography

 

I saw today is ENDANGERED SPECIES DAY and well

 

That's a country bluegrass riff, in funk. I never noticed it before. LoL.

 

Ok I hear this on the opening theme of a Animation I watch, and I have fallen in love with the way she sings it.

 

A bit of psilocybin works nicely

 

Anyone heard this cover by Primus yet?? I believe the guitarists is using more double stops in the lead than the actual original version, but I would have to go back , and listen to the original to be for freaking sure.

 

It’s big mike!

 

I don't think this has been posted already, but this has always been one of my favorite Def Leppard songs. Guitar tone is amazing, and the percussion is just a great steady driving beat.

 

Well?

 

Always a fan.

 

We use to cover this song way back in the day. I think I'm going to add it to my sets again.

 

Wow! Great memory jog. Totally forgot about them until seeing this. I remember listening in the 70's. Now I'm headed to YouTube.

And I only ever heard Quiet Riot's version of "Cum On Feel The Noise".

 

Daughtry w/ Lzzy Hale
Seperate Ways

 

For everyone not named SanteeSteel:

RIP Dick Parry - Sax player on numerous Pink Floyd tunes, especially on Dark Side of the Luna. Saw him numerous times playing at PF concerts and later when Gilmour toured solo in the mid 2000's. He always sounded great. Well done Sir!

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Speaking of banned things, I wonder if Led Zeps album cover for Houses of the Holy with the naked children climbing would have been banned today??

I saw J.T. in Pittsburgh back in 71 or 72. TBH, not even close to best concert I ever saw but found out later that the late great Civic Arena was having electrical problems that night. Could have used your engineering skills that night Kind of like when I saw Deep Purple and the lead singer had a bad cold. Ton of music with very few words.