When it doesn't fit anywhere else
 #20191  by StringCheeseSector9
 
i know this site is GD based but just wondering what else some wise folks like yourself are into. This might be a good learnin for me and whoever checks this out. Always good to broaden your horizon. Any String Cheese fans or Sound tribe sector 9 fans? If so there is an amazing show of the two playing together on 2004-06-19 at hornings hideout. It starts out Totally cheese and in the end its all sts9. a must have for any fan of both

 #20192  by GratefulFloyd
 
i've got the new White Stripes playing right now, so far its ok, it's getting better as it goes along though

 #20197  by gratephulphish123
 
page mcconnell and primus, also there was an extremely similiar discussion a few weeks back.

 #20200  by d-v-s
 
today is an oldies day.

Started off with the soundtrack to "The Big Chill" - great songs. you young'uns should check it out.

Moved to Aretha Franklin's Greatest hits. That voice moves me... and Duane's contribution on her version of "the weight" is sweet. Wonder how that came about... Duane and Aretha??

Now I'm relaxin to a classic jazz station, sipping some irish whiskey on my porch. Charlie Parker on the horn, Miles Davis on the trumpet, and a good buzz. Life is good.

 #20201  by Prospector
 
the shins, caring is creepy,

is it just me or are the shins freaking amazing, austrailia, know your onion, kissing the lipless, the list goes on and on and on. i was stuck in the 60's and 70's for a long time and just recently have I been getting into, and way into, music from this epoch.

viva voce anyone?

 #20209  by Banjomike0319
 
GD 5/9/77 War Memorial, awsome show, great Help/Slipnot/Franklin on it.

 #20211  by jck_strw
 
Otis Redding - Live in Europe (I think that was my answer to a previous question of this ilk, but damn Otis was good)

Split Lip Rayfield - Never Make It Home

Neil Young - Harvest

Miles Davis - Bitches Brew

RailRoad Earth Live

 #20212  by unclebrando
 
Gov't Mule High and Mighty, my new Papa Mali cd, and Hazmat Modine

 #20215  by Pigpen
 
Captain Beefheart-Safe as Milk, some bootleg.
Television-Marquee Moon
DP 12, Jerry at Kean college, 3/9/81.
Neil Young-On the Beach

 #20216  by grateful4booze
 
Hey DVS, Duane was a Muscle Shoals session player. He played on two or three Aretha albums. They are still in print and available on cd.

I'm listening to Rush in Tuscon 1979.

 #20218  by guilhermeful dead
 
Grace Slick and the Great Society

Neil Young - After the Gold Rush

:cool:

 #20230  by Currtwuzheere
 
got a mix playlist of the dead, JGB, Bob Dylan, sublime, ween, white stripes, Marley, Nirvana and a lil beatles :cool: