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Picked this 12 inch single up at 7th Heaven for 5 bucks.

those kids are good, lotta hair

Stereophonics

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Illenium

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The new VOLA album.

Here are 2 of my favs from it.
RIYL: Tesseract, Leprous, Gojira


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The new PLF - Jackhammering Deathblow of Nightmarish Trepidation album shreds.

Enjoy.

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Nice!

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Pink Floyd's David Gilmore
 

Damn, I thought that I have heard all of their versions of Comfortably Numb, I was wrong. The beginning kinda sucked but quickly moved into a routine, but the frigging solo was literally and absolutely outstanding!


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Today's featured album in my playlist...

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I just cracked open the Rolling Stones "Sticky Fingers : Live at the Fonda" 3LP/1DVD set.

Rocking.

Well, that solo is a moment Gilmour ALWAYS gets it up for...

good times no doubt.

do you remember their performance from the concert for NY City by chance?.. was brief, just 2 songs, but was epic. They do a good job of keeping that concert off of youtube for the most part. I have the DVD

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I remember when it happened, but it's been so long...

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Wonder if another single is going to drop soon.

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Love her voice classic blues voice.

Billie Idle

When the original BiS split up one of the projects coming out of it was Billie Idle with First Summer Uika being the lead and getting support from Nozomi Hirano. They recruited Momo Momose and Yashui Yuuhi. After two years Yuuhi left the idol business and the group recruited Akira Momose, Momo's sister. In June this year former BiS lead Pour Lui joined as well making Billie Idle more BiS than the current BiS groups. Their style tends towards 80s retro rock.

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I just love this song and love driving at night listening to it i'm in my own world

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Pikarin

Started off a your typical sugar sweet poppy idol signed to the same major label as BiS. Once Idol is Dead opened up the floodgates to different idol sounds she started going more and more towards heavier sound. Now six years later this is what her music sounds like:

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Loving this new Dirty Wombs album. Unique blend of styles.

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Sounds like a punkier take on early thrash with growling lyrics. I usually prefer cleaner vocals.

How many people actually listen to the majority of videos posted on this thread? Just curious.

I get mostly strong elements of Japanese "Burning Spirits" punk/hardcore with some classic Grecian (they're Greek) metal guitar work, and some American grindcore. RE: growling vocals, I can understand why people don't like them, but they're essentially an alternative instrument, another sound in the mix to capture the fury. To a lot of people, myself included, it's hard to come across as disgusted or angry while singing cleanly, but it's obviously a personal preference and the actual lyrics are the least important aspect in music to me.

I try to listen to at least 30 seconds of whatever gets posted here that I'm not already familiar with.

Today's play list:
Sixx A.M.- Modern Vintage
Architects-Keys to the Building
Elton John-Wonderful Crazy Night
Aerosmith-Get a Grip
Ozark Mountain Daredevils-self-titled

Kind of all over the place today.

I listen to stuff I haven't heard before, like most of the Asian stuff you post. ;)

I skip the classic rock, I don't need to hear Comfortably Numb for the umpteenth thousandth time. :D

yo boyeee

yep. Was burnt on Floyd halfway through high school



guitar fill at 1:28 to 1:29 Goat

Scott Ian of Anthrax in the front row head banging at 1:33

2 new york city bands

club CBGB

John McEnroe is from New York too lol recognize

Its embarrassing to admit, but it took some silly insurance commercial with the dad playing with his kids for me to hear this incredible song... it stuck with me enough to wanna hear the whole thing

Incredibly infectious soul from Etta James, she rivals Aretha in every single way


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Another absolute scorcher, yeah I'm way behind on Etta James... she is incredible

Rihanna completely ripped off love on the brain from this

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that is good

reminded me of this track for some reason... love some good soul R&B

bein' down so long, gettin' up didn't cross the mind

Waking the Demon - Bullet for My Valentine

If Living Colour is blowing his mind, Bad Brains and Fishbone just might kill him

Johnny just a guitar player!! Which band is Ty Tabor most known for playing with? no google

oops it says right in the video lol me

waitin' for the one day... waitin' for the one day...

looooool "Give us this day our daily crack, as we smoke ourselves into a manic frenzy aHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH"

might be Goat

PEDRO - Zoozoosea

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No! I'm not gonna rob you!

Dude, you do know they still make music in the 21st century, right?

Heh, I'm right there with him

Most new music just doesnt match up to the old favorites

Most old music didn't match up to old favorites. There's a lot of new music out there and some of it is really good. It's just a matter of finding what you like. In the meantime, like always, you have to wade through a bunch of stuff that doesn't rate to find the gems. And of course one person's gems are another person's garbage.

Last night's 'This Is Us' had me in a sentimental mood

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<3

yeah. Hey, I'm always looking for a new favorite band. Went to lunch with my lil bro today(el pollo rey? down near/on kansas ave.), and he listens to a good variety of radio. Discovered this song.

Exactly. There's been a ton of trash music since the beginning of time. People have always had to actually LOOK for good, current music. It doesn't just grow on trees.

Other True Self

wat are some new artists you guys like?

lol this track is fun

Well, I licked her clean from head to toe, took her down for the count and she was ready for mo!

Define new.

Artists debuting in the last 4- 5 years:

Band-Maid
Greta Van Fleet
Necronomidol
Guso Drop
2&
There There Theres

wats with all these asian girl bands? not that there's anything wrong with that errr

Sorry gents, but I'm not accepting a browbeating here

All art is rightfully in the mind of the beholder, and for many of us... maybe we're just not feeling the same magic from this new era of music, across several genres

I'm still waiting for the next truly dangerous rock n roll band

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Its the most creative an varied music scene with relative easy access going on. Oh and Band-Maid is probably the best hard rock band going right now.

sure

I think you've got a fetish

Those are just the new artists I listen too. Sure quite a few of them are attractive young women. Older more established artists are less on the Japanese side and more on the American and European side.

Check out :

The Steepwater Band
Don't Mind Dying
The Allman Betts Band
Tedeschi/Trucks Band
The Magpie Salute
Chris Robinson Brotherhood
Circles Around the Sun
Gov't Mule
Marcus King Band
Sturgill Simpson
Margo Price
Blackberry Smoke
The White Stripes
The Black Keys
Aaron Kamm & the One Drops
St Paul & the Broken Bones
Charles Bradley
Daryl Hance
JJ Grey & Mofro
My Morning Jacket
SIMO
Surco
Twiddle

And my bands :
Driving Wheel
The MMB

are fairly old school, as well.

If GN'R or Nirvana came about today, neither would be regarded as 'dangerous'; Rock n roll itself is no longer considered dangerous. No one buys albums anymore, or even mp3s, and at 30% of a cent per Pandora stream, the 'next, most dangerous band' couldn't make bail for the early offenses at those wages, and that was that.


no, seriously...major labels shy away from the "actually dangerous with something to say" and are drawn to the more stable/consistent behavior of "pretending to be dangerous with nothing to say" (Godsmack/Nickleback/Volbeat/FFDP/etc).

They hate bands who are volatile and who may either self implode or cause a riot, seemingly at the flip of the coin..

Those days are over. But dangerous or not, those two bands had great songs and made great albums.

There are still bands who have great songs and make great albums. I listed a few above.

The last great dangerous group that had popular impact in a major country was BiS. They just weren't known much in the English speaking world.

It is not their lyrics but what they did. They attacked the huge chart topping idol industry, they trolled their fans, their videos sometimes had blood, nudity, and horrific imagery, they did nude photo shoots, they were highly varied in their sound, they collaborated with a noise rock band, and at the height of their popularity they broke up and then did a concert the very next day as ex-BiS.

Their live shows could devolve into chaos as they played the same song over and over again:

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Sure wont be taking a dressing down from some guy your age, either

When you're throwing around the Black Keys as some kind of raucous rebellion, I'd beg to differ... the old days dont have to die, someone just needs to step up

I don't give a toss about racous rebellion; I just dig good songs and good records.

The list was more about bands with a "classic sound", than about any perception of rebellion (there was more than one band on the list, too).

I leave the 'dangerous rebellion' shit to wrtiers in SPIN and RS who aim their articles at kids who still believe in the ideological myth of "rock as rebellion", if that even exists anymore.

Am I jaded?

Neil Young did all that first, and he was actually able to create timeless music in the process.

Well, except for the nude photo shoots. Neil never did that.

Yes, but he did it in a genre that was known for being rebellious. Not in a genre that was known for being completely corporate controlled including contractual obligations for purity, wholesomeness, and chastity* while the idol groups were presented with a wink and a nod as sex objects to their fans.

*Idols are generally salaried employees of their talent agencies not as independent entities. This also means pay tends to be low.

I'm too jaded to even entertain the idea that a collection of teen-aged girls achieved something monumental. Forgive me

It's almost like the pure as wind-driven snow culture you describe was ripe for some counter-culture

it's prolly happened thousands of times

LMAO

it's about sound in the end, not some perceived courageousness

Never much got into punk, because I'm not really interested in some outcast making pronouncements to crap music

not saying that's wat these cats u like r doing