Music

[mclaincausey]

@Jett129 nice! Yeah she’s the best. Fun fact, the banjo player, Kyle Tuttle, is NOT related to her. Just the same unusual surname and both bluegrass savants. She dos have several talented pickers in her family though.

[anodyne]

So freaking happy that Charlie is coming back to Denver (and Ft Collins) in late March.

[seawolf]

RIP Bobby Weir. ️

[GraemeE]

The Bobby scream before the breakdown in St Stephen was what opened my ears up to the dead after years of reluctance

@Aetas on that record I sent you Bob Weir is singing lead on Truckin and Sugar magnolia

[Aetas]

@GraemeE Sugar Magnolia and the whole record was a staple for me in 2025.

[Blackgrass]

The soundtrack to much of my life.

[mclaincausey]

@anodyne I’ll probably be at the Denver show!

[Jett129]

This just showed up on my feed. Had kind of forgotten about them. Thought she had gone solo.

[GraemeE]

My oldest and I were in this same Amoeba on Monday afternoon

Ive discovered some great music from this series over the years

[Tago Mago]

Absolute classic

[Tago Mago]

The main reason I listen to Metal today is not Sabbath or Maiden or Metallica or Slayer or Megadeth, it's actually Iced Earth. For reasons I won't elaborate on I have lost almost all interest in listening to them. They were my entry into metal beyond the Big 4 and thanks to a bunch of schoolmates I took a deep dive into metal in the late 90s and early 2000s and have never looked back. Some great stuff that I still listen to today:

[Tago Mago]

Bonus track no one asked for, because were coming up on the 25th anniversary of the release of greatest album of all time:

[Jett129]

They're all such great players. Pretty cool arrangement.

[SKT]

@GraemeE same here…I just watched a great one with Don Was.

[Matt]

[anodyne]

... and another excellent song

[SKT]

@anodyne love this, thanks for posting.

[Tago Mago]

fav Kraftwerk album

[Heritage_Guy]

@anodyne

Thanks for sharing. What a great performer, very authentic delivery. I love discovering musicians that put themselves out there in such an exposed and earnest way.

[Tago Mago]

I love the Dollars trilogy and Once Upon a Time in the West, but they would only be half as good without the fantastic scores by Morricone: