WTFAYLT

[PonoBill]

Wow, that's cool. Talented dude, I enjoyed "Justified".

[lucabrasi]

Hola!
Throwing these up.......







Paul has so much stuff.............

and they do too.....

[Admin]

Metal.  This guy is unreal.

[lucabrasi]

Remember this?
always loved it......
Damn if I remember the video tho...….



oh shit......might as well throw this in too......remember how it goes?...…..


and this...…from before those...one of their best.....

what the hell...…..good one here....

[PonoBill]

Metal.  This guy is unreal.

I do love me some Metal. Though I always considered it the anthem of the "never going to get laid" guys. Probably why it's more or less dying out after one generation. Like the shakers. No reproduction.

[Hail SUPn]

Metal.  This guy is unreal.

I do love me some Metal. Though I always considered it the anthem of the "never going to get laid" guys. Probably why it's more or less dying out after one generation. Like the shakers. No reproduction.

I totally disagree that metal is dying out. I listen to a lot of metal. There has been a constant flow of metal since Black Sabbath started the genre.  Ian Christe wrote a pretty good book documenting heavy metal history from that point called Sound of the Beast. It’s a little dated by now since it was written in the early 2000’s. But to say that it died out after a generation is false. The amount of the genres and sub-genres alone is proof that metal has been alive all this time.


I hope everyone is ready for Halloween!!!!!

[lucabrasi]

Hola..

[lucabrasi]

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[blackeye]

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[Weasels wake]

Been going thru my vinyl (+- 500) for the last several months and having a BLAST doing it, after not cranking up my turntable for about 30 years.  Lately it's been Jethro Tull, and after going thru all their albums, I've decided that this is my favorite Tull song, everything about it is perfect, arrangement, tempo changes, added strings, and it's off only their second studio album '69.

[Tom]

I saw this guy, Black Coffee, interviewed by Trevor Noah and I have been listening to his music ever since.

[Hail SUPn]

I saw this guy, Black Coffee, interviewed by Trevor Noah and I have been listening to his music ever since.

Im going to have to check more of this out. I haven’t listened to EDM/trance/house music in a while but I always liked how each D.J. would bring together different songs and make them flow into their own style.

[surf4food]

When I was a kid, Friday nights consisted of Don Kirshner's Rock Concert and then Midnight Special (or the other way around).  NYD.  What more can I say?  Notice how there's another bass player behind Arthur Kane.  Arthur was so looped up that night ( like most other nights lol) that the rest of the band decided he should not be plugged in. 

[Hail SUPn]

Blake Richardson from Between the Buried and Me is one of my favorite drummers. This is a 3 track EP they released a few years ago. The vocals have been removed so you can really hear the drumming and the rest of the band. The way they switch styles and tempo and blend everything together is crazy. There isn’t one piece on his drum kit that isn’t utilized to its fullest. Well except for maybe the cowbell. But this is progressive metal at its finest and drumming from another planet.

[lucabrasi]

Okay...…..
How is this not here?
I guess we could all think of a few that would answer that question...……
But...

….."....I am just living to be dying by your side...…….".....