Whats playing on your system today?


Today I decided to listen to two of my favorite rock guitar heros and one great vocalist. Guitarist' Robin Trower, Ronnie Montrose and vocalist Davey Pattison.

I listened to Trower songs:
Bridge of sighs, Stitch in time, The fool and me, my personal favorite- Too rolling stoned and others.....

Then I pulled out "Gamma". 
I listened to: Razor King, Wish I was and Skin and bone and others.....

Davey Pattison hooked has also up with Michael Shenker also. I really enjoyed my day so far. Anybody else heard anything good?

N

 




nutty
Joe Satriani, various.
However I came across this on YouTube. Apparently Joe Satriani, Greg Kihn and drummer Jeff Campatelli briefly formed a pop band called The Squares. Campatelli was named as a top 50 best drummers by Rolling Stone Ragazine. Here is a sample.

https://youtu.be/xfRzuV8w0uM

N


Check this out. 70’s power trio featuring Vinnie Appice, (Carmine’S brother) on drums. I like " Brown Eyes" and "Train".

Axis, It’s a Circus World.

https://youtu.be/Aoaq7VLh64o
https://youtu.be/mHJKTL59vI4


N




Candlebox, Disappearing in Airports 

The latest effort from 2016 is very good. Solid effort again from the Seattle based band. Listen to "God's Gift".

https://youtu.be/ZtVy6Mtf7_0

N
The Alarm - Standards

Seriously underrated band IMHO. Listen to this "greatest hits" record and try not to tap your foot, bob your head, sing OUT LOUD and thrust a fist into the air. I dare you.....

Last week arcamm88 recommend Golden Earring " Tits and Ass". I'm a big GE fan but have not listened to T&A until today. I also recommend it! I have heard a lot of their music but they have over 40 albumns! Formed in 1961, they have been around longer than The Rolling Stones. So if you get a chance to check out some of their other music, besides Moontan, do it. 

Here is a very good example of some of their tallent. "Going to the Run" Live, acoustic. 

https://youtu.be/sLOLS6GYbbY

N


Hanging out at a friends house listening to his CDs:

The Rolling Stones "Some Girls" (just to compare to my vinyl, I'm happy to report I can tell the difference.)
Rush "Signals" (You guys recommended and it did not disappoint)
a few random SACDs. 

For reference his system consists of Sony S9000, B&K Ref 50, Carver TFM-55x, Martin Logan Odyssey, and 2 M&K 350 THX subs. 

mapman
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12-10-2016 5:49pm
Smb Bingo is good stuff and nice recording.

You got that right, Bubba! Andy Johns is the man!

Bob Dylan, No Direction Home, soundtrack from Scorsese movie of same name. Super duper!

dustin_collman
I actually saw The Firm in concert in Cincinnati when they toured. Jimmy and Paul were amazing. They played Kashmir! The Bassist Chris Slade has been around as well. 
If you like Dokken, check out Lynch Mob. It is a solo project of George Lynch the lead guitarist of Dokken. The first CD, Wicked Sensation is really good. 

arcamm88,
Good call on Golden Earing. Love the band. 
Also thanks for the recommendation on Nazareth, "Rampant". 

N
Golden Earring
"Tits & Ass"
Another great album from one of my favorite bands.
They have been around longer than the stones!😎
Dustin,  if this is your first listen to Dokken then you gotta  hear Under Lock & Key and Back for the Attack.  
I don't think I have their Signals album, I'll have to add it to my want list. If I do have it it's probably still packed away. I have about 12 bins full to go through still. 

Tonights turntable is featuring:
1. The Rolling Stones "Some Girls" (Original Master Recording)
2. Dokken "Tooth and Nail (I'm not sure I've ever heard this band, the album is actually decent.)
3. The Firm "The Firm" (A Firm choice to close the night off)


Mark knopfler real live road running. Be sure to turn your system up for the instruments in Our shangri
Emerson Lake and Palmer,
Brain Salad Surgery  Deluxe Edition,

24/96K upsampled to 192K

RIP Mr. Lake
Dustin. Good call on Metal Heath!  Will check out Vapor Trails too.    N, +1 for Rush, New World Man!  In fact anything from Signals. 
Hey folks, if your into Reggae, check out Rush! " New World Man" from their 1982 Signals. Go ahead, check it out. 

N




I like to mix it up. 
Today Im into power ballads! 
Shinedown, "Crow and Butterfly"

Check out Shaman's Harvest. They pull off a pretty cool rendition of Jacksons
"Dirt Diana". 

https://youtu.be/1NHV6NUEKNU

N
gshepardbuster - I typically listen to the whole album when I put something on. Heart has a lot of good rhythms and beats that get you going. 

Tonights turntable featured just 2 artists:
1. Quiet Riot "Mental Health"
2. Rush "Vapor Trails" (if you haven't experienced this on vinyl you are truly missing out, and I'm not talking about the remix.)
Glenn Hughes never quits, never fails!
"Resonate" as usual, another great album!
I think my favorite is "God of money"😎
Wishbone Ash "No Smoke Without Fire"

(Baby the Angels are Here) Check it out!!!!
chronoglidesky,

Normally, I'd say since you went out of your way to explain your heterosexuality, you'd be, at the least, questioning?.

I, however, am taking you at your word.

Let's listen to The Eagles "King Of Hollywood"

peace!


Listening to some old-skool Gay Disco / Hi-NRG with some super bottom-pounding beats right now on my Raidho D3s.
Tantra's "Hills Of Katmandu", lots of Patrick Cowley and, of course, his 15min l-o-n-g mix of Donna Summer's "I Feel Love" (what a MEGA classic that is ... 1977... wow).

I'm a happily married hetero with 3 kids thanks very much ... but with these bottom-pounding beats pulsating through my groin - I'm thinking of leaving the Mrs, putting on some hot leather pants, don a fetching leather cap, grow a big handlebar moustache, fly down to San Francisco, cruise the streets and hope "to meet some very special friends".