What are you listening to right now?

[GGJaguar]

 

[adorshki]

Every once in a while i get this perverse desire to torture myself. This one's even worse than the legendary the "Butterfly of Love" and that's saying something.

 

[Urban Hermit]

 

[GGJaguar]

 

[Urban Hermit]

 

[Midnight Toker]

So you thought you’d seen and heard it all……



Pretty neat instrument. Look at the fret spacing. All microtonal (1/4 steps) until it gets high on the neck where the frets would be too close together to be playable….then they change to standard semitone.

 

[Urban Hermit]

 

[James Hart]

 

[dwasifar]

Klaus Schulze, "Neuronengesang."

 

[GGJaguar]

 

[adorshki]

Y'know, it's not as if their agenda wasn't clear from almost day one......

 

[mushroom]

Karnivool’s new album In Verses.
Aus prog rock.

 

[Urban Hermit]

 

[Urban Hermit]

 

[James Hart]

 

[kitniyatran]

That brings back memories of being at Bluegrass festivals and seeing them playing Rider, After Midnight, Lay Down Sally, and other "bluegrass classics", John Duffy playing slide mandolin with a Bic lighter, etc.
One of my all-time top favorite mandolin players and tenor singers.

 

[kitniyatran]

The music was great, but the video had too many shots of dancers instead of Dick Dale playing!

 

[Urban Hermit]

The music was great, but the video had too many shots of dancers instead of Dick Dale playing!

Here's a close up of Dick playing The Beast, the legendary Strat Leo built for Dick,

 

[adorshki]

 

[Prince of Darkness]

For Terry Cox, who just passed away

Sometimes a piece of music, that you hear at a formative age, sticks in your head, forgotten, for many years. Then you hear it again and it all comes back. That was the case with this, which I remembered as the theme music for a TV series, "Take Three Girls", from about 1970.