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wwjd 03-11-2019 05:53 PM
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Originally Posted by DWBOX2000 (Post 590643)
Tom Sawyer is a magical, time changing song.
:D Yeah! I don't know why it seemed to fit, but I drove it off the lot with Rush screaming. It was almost magical! it's off to a grand start!

BoxMann 03-11-2019 06:31 PM
Meatloaf -- Bat Out Of Hell

particlewave 03-11-2019 07:09 PM
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thstone 03-11-2019 07:50 PM
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Originally Posted by particlewave (Post 590671)
PERFECT!! :cheers:

mikesz 03-12-2019 04:07 AM
What cunningr said

robdelorenzo 03-12-2019 06:37 AM
I have learned about some new music in this thread, thanks!
In no particular order: Radiohead, 1970's Roots Reggae, Dub music from the same time period, The Clash, Grateful Dead, Early Queen <"Night at The Opera", The Orb, Pink Floyd, Arctic Monkeys, Miles Davis, Florence & The Machine, Hendrix, The Libertines, Little Feat (50 years strong!), Silversun Pickups....YMMV....

wwjd 03-16-2019 08:21 AM
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Originally Posted by The Radium King (Post 590572)
if you are into jazz as well as more thoughtful electronic music, check out what is happening with modern jazz these days ...

gogo penguin
a.d.h.d.
badbadnotgood
christian scott

and if you really want to slow it down, check out the soundtrack work by jonny greenwood, cliff martinez, mica levi.

if you like rush (ie, 'prog') and jazz, check out the interface of the two - early fusion - atlantis by mccoy tyner, gateway by dave holland, and of course bright sized life. and the best modern prog i've heard recently is the album reflections of a floating world by elder.
Great stuff! Thanks!!!!

BoxMann 03-16-2019 06:54 PM
This thread is interesting, but it's almost like asking, "What is your favorite flavor of ice cream?"

The Radium King 03-27-2019 08:55 PM
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Originally Posted by wwjd (Post 591082)
Great stuff! Thanks!!!!
alright, for a complete derail. if you are liking the christian scott et al, check out makaya mccraven for more of the same. for some real ambient noise, anything by tim hecker is good. for slow with vocals and a side of odd (ie, micheal buble after a night of cough syrup and tequila) try the album 'bleu jane' by julien sagot (sorry, gotta get my canadian content in). and if you like that then anything by damien jurado is good if a bit more contempary. and boards of canada hey; dayvan cowboy that video!!!

https://youtu.be/A2zKARkpDW4

The Radium King 03-27-2019 08:56 PM
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Originally Posted by robdelorenzo (Post 590699)
I have learned about some new music in this thread, thanks!
In no particular order: Radiohead, 1970's Roots Reggae, Dub music from the same time period, The Clash, Grateful Dead, Early Queen <"Night at The Opera", The Orb, Pink Floyd, Arctic Monkeys, Miles Davis, Florence & The Machine, Hendrix, The Libertines, Little Feat (50 years strong!), Silversun Pickups....YMMV....
rob, of the black clothes and greying hair ilk, check out the album 'atomic subsonic' by dubmatix for a ranking canadian selektor. if you want bass that will reverberate so deep into space and time that your neighbours will hate you years before they move next door to you, check out the bug, specifically this thing:

https://youtu.be/X9BknFPyJbM

The Radium King 03-27-2019 09:11 PM
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Originally Posted by paulofto (Post 590590)
We seem to have similar musical tastes..... I saw 'GoGo Penguin' at a small venue during the Jazz Fest last summer. Simply amazing. Another act in that genre is 'Fox Capture Plan' If you are really into Prog/Jazz/Fusion check out 'Ambient Jazz Ensemble' or 'Dean Watson'. For a harder edge and real virtuosity listen to anything by 'Tribal Tech' from the 90's through the 00's. And for a jazz/rock guitar send up pick up Lee Ritenour's 'Six String Theory' with Slash, Lee, Neal Schon, George Benson, Keb Mo and others. It is a superb album to drive to.
thanks. i spent some well earned friday night me time working my way through your selections. i heard a thing on cbc the other night that i have yet to explore; apparently prince's last guitarist is from toronto and just put out a solo album that is 'fusiony' and very influenced by ********************es brew; donna grantis i think? the few tracks they played on the radio sounded proper.

paulofto 03-28-2019 05:59 AM
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Originally Posted by BoxMann (Post 591106)
This thread is interesting, but it's almost like asking, "What is your favorite flavor of ice cream?"
That's easy, Maple Walnut!

robdelorenzo 03-28-2019 06:14 AM
Awesome Radium King, thank you! Good call.


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Originally Posted by The Radium King (Post 591879)
rob, of the black clothes and greying hair ilk, check out the album 'atomic subsonic' by dubmatix for a ranking canadian selektor. if you want bass that will reverberate so deep into space and time that your neighbours will hate you years before they move next door to you, check out the bug, specifically this thing:

https://youtu.be/X9BknFPyJbM

paulofto 03-28-2019 06:15 AM
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Originally Posted by The Radium King (Post 591881)
apparently prince's last guitarist is from toronto and just put out a solo album that is 'fusiony' and very influenced by ********************es brew; donna grantis i think? the few tracks they played on the radio sounded proper.
Quite a surprising album by Donna Grantis, beautiful guitar work ....... some moody ambient jazz...... and then some searing guitar solo work with her dualling Mike McCready, Pearl Jams guitarist. She grew up in Mississauga around the corner from where I lived in the late '80's. Takes Jazz Fusion on a new path.

robdelorenzo 03-28-2019 06:38 AM
A great thread......keeping my ears (and wallet) open....keep 'em coming...all genres...or is it all 1 genre?....some great new (to me, at least) finds.....

stantheman1 03-28-2019 06:55 AM
Duh...Life is a Highway, Rascal Flatts, no contest. Second Place, Free Ride, Edgar Winter. Both with the flat six singing harmony at, oh, about 5,000 RPM.

wwjd 03-28-2019 09:24 AM
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Originally Posted by BoxMann (Post 591106)
This thread is interesting, but it's almost like asking, "What is your favorite flavor of ice cream?"
just looking for patterns in the chaos. :D

Black Knight 03-28-2019 09:57 AM
Tunes
 
Jeff Beck is always good, and lately for some reason I have been on a Collective Soul kick.

paulofto 03-29-2019 07:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Black Knight (Post 591925)
Jeff Beck is always good, and lately for some reason I have been on a Collective Soul kick.
Beck has been one of my guitar heroes since the '60's Check out his performance at Ronnie Scot's Live in 2007. Brilliant. Collective Soul is a very underrated band who deserve more recognition for the great music they put out in the late 90's early 00's. They are still touring, I saw them at a venue here in Winnipeg a couple of years ago.

wwjd 03-29-2019 10:49 AM
built in unit only plays CDs, not MP3, so......http://986forum.com/forums/uploads02...1553885357.jpg


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