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phreaker wrote:the slip

Did you see these guys at Waka? I missed both their sets, but I had really wanted to see them. I heard their campground set was 'eh', but I didn't hear how their revival stage appearance went.

jck_strw wrote:

phreaker wrote:the slip

Did you see these guys at Waka? I missed both their sets, but I had really wanted to see them. I heard their campground set was 'eh', but I didn't hear how their revival stage appearance went.

I was really suprised by their Revival Tent set. One of my friends went with me to that show who had never heard ANY bands at Wak, and he really liked it. Only three guys in that band but they can bring it! The guitarist used lots of awesome effects during some of the jams that made up the empty sound, if you will, that a trio sometimes has.

Another good one that was also at Wakarusa is the John Butler Trio.

ever since the reuiniting i've been listening to rage against the machine my band even (extremely clumsily) played a fire on the mt> guerilla radio

arcade fires good

try some classical music too, it's an aquired taste but when you aquire it alot of ideas start coming, if you play an instrument that is

arcade fire, rage against the machine, lol i even listen to wu tang clan occasionally

thats about it (sorry for triple post trying to get rid of bruce here)

Thanks a lot for the suggestions Ive started to listen to Television and just expand my collection for all my artists. Fixed me up, Thanks

Oh man, I forgot Tom Waits on my original list!

ah, yes, Tom Waits is essential to any collection!

gratephulphish123 wrote:ever since the reuiniting i've been listening to rage against the machine

Rage is reuniting??? any plans for a new album, or is it just a tour?

d-v-s wrote:

gratephulphish123 wrote:ever since the reuiniting i've been listening to rage against the machine

Rage is reuniting??? any plans for a new album, or is it just a tour?

i dunno about album but they are doin a tour, look on youtube for their coachella shows

Toots and the Maytals,
Peter Tosh
Isreal Vibration
the Itals
Aswad
Bob Marley
John Browns Body
Burning Spear
Lee "Scratch" Perry

i like lots and lots of reggae.

The New Orleans Radiators
The Iguanas
Lucinda Williams
Freddie King
The Pogues/Shane MacGowan
Van Morrison
Jim Carroll Band
John Mooney
The Kinks
Lou Reed
The Clash
Willie Nelson
Johnny Cash
Black 47
Elvis Costello
Jeff Beck
Little Feat
The Pietasters or any other Ska
Taj Mahal
Toots & the Maytals

Want some simple singer/songwriter acoustic, then try these guys:
Josh Ritter, Ryan Adams, Amos Lee, Jay Farar, Ray Lamontagne, and Townes VanZandt

Tell me What you THINK!

www.myspace.com/thebillykay

zoppenheimer wrote:some stuff that I don't think was mentioned that you might enjoy:


King Crimson

ftw