Music
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Just saw the Stones over the weekend. Really entertaining!
Bloody hell they literally must be ready to drop dead at any second. Fair play to them though. Keep on going till the wheels fall off
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You don't know me but you don't like me…Buck Owens
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That's good, but I've always loved the version he did with Dwight Yoakam more.
On a side note, it still blows my mind that the guy I used to watch cracking goofball jokes on Hee Haw was a genuine legend of country music.
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Love this show, bought both seasons.
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@Graham I f'ing love Brutus. I have both albums, but Nest is exceptional. Have you heard Oathbreaker, also from Belgium?
Another favourite is Dilly Dally…Kathy's voice! They are like a cross between Babes in Toyland, Pixies, and Ride
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Positively IN AWE of the new Tool album. Spectacular. Stunning. Redefining.
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^100% agree. I've been waiting, like all Tool fans, 13 years for this album and it has blown me away. I'm really glad the mix puts Danny front and center because his drumming is unreal on this album. I'm on listen #5 right now.
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My setup for the first listen last night.
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To be fair, really giving it the respect it deserves means intently listening and getting absolutely no work done…. Maybe not a bad thing for a Friday.
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Showing my age but I remember seeing Tool when they were relatively new. Saw them for the Undertow tour back in the early 90's
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Showing my age but I remember seeing Tool when they were relatively new. Saw them for the Undertow tour back in the early 90's
And all of us younger fans are super jealous you can say that.
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Back then ticket prices were at least affordable. It was the same when I saw the Foo Fighters when they were touring the first album. Nowadays tickets are obscenely expensive and for that kinda dough I’d rather spend it on IH [emoji16]
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Sadly, I didn’t see them during the Undertow era because nobody I was hanging around with at the time was interested in them. I did see them for each of the next three album tours (3 times for 10000 Days Era) and highly recommend seeing them live at least once.
The only band I have enjoyed seeing live more was Pink Floyd. That was an unbelievable experience.
The crazy thing is that I’m not into the drug experience and can only imagine what they would be like under the influence.
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Showing my age but I remember seeing Tool when they were relatively new. Saw them for the Undertow tour back in the early 90's
And all of us younger fans are super jealous you can say that.
I’ve seen them multiple times on each tour since the Undertow era. It’s cool to be able to say I saw them in the early days, but seeing them these days is a whole different experience, better in every way.
big fan[emoji3577]