New Music- Talk to Me!

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by vee4xu

MOR, I am all about the new music. I've seen tons of new acts over the past 10 years and I love the new stuff. But, I am currently listening the Pure Prairie League's Dance album on Spotify. Dude, I know you've of PPL when you were at X. I saw them in Cincy many times while there. I think you would agree that any youngster into some classic rockabilly would love PPL.

Check out the Dance album. Great stuff.

---

Yep.

Just got back from watching the Neil Young Movie by Jonathan Demme. Outstanding.

I already have my tix for the Great Man and Crazy Horse up here in Cleveburg on Monday October 8.

New music, yes, But the old geezers make great new music too. I have over 150 Neil Young songs on my IPod. The guy is amazing.

Check out this video from You Tube. It won't let me embed. This video is exactly why Neil Young is and always will be my favorite musical artist. He is real, raw, and will put on record whatever he feels like- most of which he writes in minutes and is almost always genius.

This video is just Neil and his guitar doing a song from his latest album- Le Noise. it's called The Hitchhiker. It is an incredible open autobiographical song about his life.

He's 66.......and still got it. He'll never burn out....and his rust never sleeps.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOq93...e_gdata_player

New: Diiv (Oshin CD)

Old: Dave Mason - it's all good, but try the It's Like You Never Left CD

Just booked tickets to Jeff Coffin & Mu'Tet on October 12. They play the Blue Wisp on October 14 in cincy.

New Killers CD came out last week. Very solid effort, IMHO, and definitely worth a listen. Quite possibly their strongest album to date.

Spent a superb Wednesday night last week with Golfitup's Brother's band Houndmouth and Dry the River in Washington, DC.

Houndmouth is a New Albany/Louisville based band with a downhome country rock sound, tight musicianship and quality vocalists. They've got an EP out in stores right now and are on an International Tour. A full blown album is in the works. They'll be in Texas this weekend.

Dry the River is more hard rocking, but with a cool twist of a violin in the band. I haven't seen quality use of a violin/fiddle since the days of Seatrain and Hot Tuna but I was impressed by their vibe. They have a new full album out. I'm buyin'.

Live music on the schedule in the next week and a half for me. Ledgewood's band- Smug Saints on October 3 at the Grog Shop in Cleveburg then Neil Young/Crazy Horse in Cleveland on October 8.

Like Neil Young's lyric goes "Live Music is better...bumper stickers should be issued!"

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Ledgewood

http://i333.photobucket.com/albums/m...ewood/grog.jpg

---

TONIGHT!!! I'm there!

Leggggggggo!!

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Masterofreality

TONIGHT!!! I'm there!

Leggggggggo!!

---

Great show last night by Ledgewood's Smug Saints. That boy Ledge sings a mean tune. Was also very impressed by Jack & the Bear. 2 violins, mandolin, banjo, accordion, brass, keyboards, acoustic guitar (that I swear the guy ripped off from Ledgewood) bass and drums. Good stuff from the Monroe, Michigan based band.

Bought the Smug Saints CD. Looking for Jack and the Bear material.

Check 'em!

This video has 360 million views on Youtube. I head it is the "most liked" video in the sites history.

My kids were watching it. They said a Bengal did the Gangnam Style horse dance after a sack. Is that true? I would like some confirmation. Have any of you done the horse dance?

I have no idea how an over-weight middle aged Korean man who can't dance got such quick fame, but I admit that the beat is catchy and addicting. It is even fun. And if you haven’t seen this video, don’t be surprised if you find it running through your head later today if you watch it…

Is this a sign of the apocalypse?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bZkp7q19f0

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Snipe

This video has 360 million views on Youtube. I head it is the "most liked" video in the sites history.

My kids were watching it. They said a Bengal did the Gangnam Style horse dance after a sack. Is that true? I would like some confirmation. Have any of you done the horse dance?

I have no idea how an over-weight middle aged Korean man who can't dance got such quick fame, but I admit that the beat is catchy and addicting. It is even fun. And if you haven’t seen this video, don’t be surprised if you find it running through your head later today if you watch it…

Is this a sign of the apocalypse?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bZkp7q19f0

---

This dance/song is somewhere between the Souljah Boy and the Macarena. It truly is awful

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Juice

This dance/song is somewhere between the Souljah Boy and the Macarena. It truly is awesome

---

Fixed that for you.