What music do you listen?

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ok - enough for today

jeannomiller wrote:

Warren Haynes Band!!! Great stuff Jeanno m8. I've never heard of these guys before but they sound like the real deal as they say now.

Warren's voice reminds me of the late great Joe Cocker!!

Apropos Joe Cocker:

ok - another one or tow - it's music day:

Happy Birthday Lowell Thomas George (April 13, 1945 – June 29, 1979)

"Brown Sugar" Claudia Lennear

Today, Jean is at full power, flatout, with those amazing musics! Congrats and thanks for sharing, dear friend!!

GeeDee wrote:

Warren's voice reminds me of the late great Joe Cocker

Listen to the same song off the 2011 Man In Motion CD Gordon, and Warren sounds to be a carbon copy of the likes of Duane Allman (Allman Brothers Band).

Rockin' stuff m8...

Classic and Prog Rock mostly. Kansas, Boston, Journey, Triumph, Styx and a KC area band Shooting Star, very underrated

Classic prog and psychedelic for me, and some interesting youngsters like MGMT, Tame Impala, Pond, The War on Drugs, Wild Beasts. And then some modern classic like Suede.

I grew up liking Punk rock, I still like it but tastes moved on to Metal and Grunge and raw sounds like Alice In Chains, Nirvana, Stiff Little Fingers etc...but now I have teenage sons they have not let me down with their music choice's and I love it!

What about a set of music made specifically for driving classic cars??
BEST OF CLASSIC ROCK FOR GTL: http://www.evolution-modding.com/t1620-best-of-classic-rock-for-gtl

...today. Perfect for 60 year-agers!

Dunno if you understand a single word, like it etc, but here's some Romanian stuff. Trust me, these songs are something of Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Deep Purple, Queen etc caliber.





a cover to Thin Lizzy's "Don't believe a word":

As cool as Minculescu may be, he's no Phil Lynott. ) trying to cover Coverdale's songs and Uriah Heep's Lady in Black (Hensley's version actually) also felt like a stretch for me.

Now I listen to multiple genres but I guess I could say my favourite is hard rock from late 60s-70s. But I also enjoy some early metal, prog, psychedelic, 80s funk / disco / pop and some blues. It's down to the mood most of the time.

MG, thanks for sharing your music. Pretty cool.
DarkSide, that' s some pretty bluesy stuff...dig it! And you're right, there will never be another
Phil Lynott
Checkout Last Chance by Shooting Star on youtube, it rocks!

Love them Fins, get your blood pumpin!

i originally found Ghost after following up on a link to their cover of rocky erickson's (ex 13th floor elevators) "if you have ghosts" they're a cracking group!