Music
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Bitty McLean - A Step Closer
I dont usually put stuff I've produced on this thread, but yesterday, I had my iPod on shuffle and THAT song played, and I simply absolutely loved it. The lyrics are very nice for your wife. And the mutha sings so fabulously. And it is too bad one cant hear basses on youtube but believe me, Robbie is spectacular, especially in the final adlibs at the end of the song…
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Going to see the Pixies tonite in New Jersey.
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I have seen them 3 other times they are terrific live.
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Speakin of concerts going to see Korn on Nov. 6th! Super stoked… Not a big fan anymore but still... it's Korn.
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Ninjaman is my favorite dancehall DJ, pure badness. Too bad he always gets involved in degenerate crack induced behavior and ends up in jail… Anyway, here is one of his most potent tracks, "Pastor" with the lyrics for those who are interested in improving their creole patois skills!
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Long time no play some Bob Marley. This intro is awesome
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So one of my hobbies is trying to learn to play decent jazz guitar.
I like Wes Montgomery (a lot, especially his record with Nat Adderley or with Wynton Kelly), Jim Hall, René Thomas etc etc.
I just started to play Mr. Sandman by Chet Atkins.
This one is killing my hands but damn making progress is good. This piece is so nice! -
Top 10
In no order :
When the Levee breaks ; Led Zep
Like a Rolling Stone ; Bob Dylan
Paranoid Android ; Radiohead
Echoes ; Pink Floyd
Got to give it up ; Marvin Gaye
What a fool believes ; Doobie Brothers
Good Vibrations ; Beach Boys
Ambulance Blues ; Neil Young
Sympathy for the devil ; Rolling Stones
In dreams ; Roy Orbison
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Listening to a lot of Vatican Shadow at the moment.
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Kashmir is awesome Giles, both tunes are a great demonstration of that man John Bonham.
I think its generally accepted that , although a guitar god, Page has basically plundered old bluesmens' riffs for all his best tunes.
Plant and JPJ have their own place in Rock history.
But I have never heard, or seen, someone beat the living sh*t out of a drumkit like Bonham. FFS, he doesn't even use sticks on Moby Dick.
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I am in Tokyo with Sly & Robbie and they're going to perform starting tomorrow with pianist Monty Alexander and guitarist Ernest Ranglin at the Cotton Club and then the Blue Note. Here is a couple of videos I shot yesterday and today, which I hope will give you an idea of the general vibe.
tonight, they're doing a TV show on NHK. 25 million lucky Japanese will watch this. Wicked.
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GB, Very understandable, but you are getting a little overexcited. I can sense the glee in your emails and posts…...
Funny, how did you detect excitement???
Anyway overexcitement is good like overdying is good!
Haraki supposed to come to tomorrow's show. Robbie is excited too.
Everything is cool…
