Music Appreciation

[zeppelincajun]

https://youtu.be/iFXhug9YwN8?si=kDWCRobQyL_A6Xgk

So where do yall stand on jam bands? I’ve tried with the Dead a bunch of times, and it just hasn’t ever clicked fully. I do like some of their studio albums. Found this cover of Bloodbuzz Ohio by Goose that I thought was pretty cool. May check these guys out more.

[RaisingCajun08]

https://youtu.be/iFXhug9YwN8?si=kDWCRobQyL_A6Xgk

So where do yall stand on jam bands? I’ve tried with the Dead a bunch of times, and it just hasn’t ever clicked fully. I do like some of their studio albums. Found this cover of Bloodbuzz Ohio by Goose that I thought was pretty cool. May check these guys out more.

I love a good jam band. To me there is something there that always feels authentic. Maybe its because they tend to improvise a lot during live shows.

If you like Goose, check out Pigeons Playing Ping Pong and Big Something.

[Gumbeaux]

Chris Cornell definitely my favorite vocalist of all time - much less the 90's.

But the 90s kicked out all sorts of cool stuff - from Screaming Trees to Porno for Pyros to The Tragically Hip (which any actual Canadian will tell you is the best rock band of all time from Canada - then proceed to apologize profusely for Nickelback)

https://youtu.be/9-WBZMRFFkU?si=6zHn3cr2U1yVcXgE

[R1Letterman]

Speaking of Foo Fighters…Jazzfeat lineup just announced

Rolling Stones, foo fighters, Neil Young, Chris Stapleton, The Killers, Beach boys to name a few performers

Which one is jazz now?

[R1Letterman]

Why does every music thread devolve in to who can find the most obscure thing, not much different than lunch threads

If I told you I was a big fan of oxygen, youÂ’d claim to have held your breathe for the last 10 years hahahahaha

Checks notes: christmas music was around before foo fighters, maybe i already liked it

Varsity always has great bands. I saw Dinosaur Jr. And Pavement mid 90s

But but but we dont want our students going to tsab events

only a foo would fight for the foo fighters

Bump

[ColoradoCajun]

Some albums I'm looking forward to in the next few months: MGMT - Loss of Life, Khruangbin - A LA SALA, The Black Keys - Ohio Players, and Cedric Burnside - Hill Country Love.

What about you guys?

[CajunAmos]

Guess Who or Rush make the list?

[ZoomZoom]

Here is a good jam artist. Strange dude, but very, very good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyQJH615KwA

[CajunNation]

Chris Cornell definitely my favorite vocalist of all time - much less the 90's.

But the 90s kicked out all sorts of cool stuff - from Screaming Trees to Porno for Pyros to The Tragically Hip (which any actual Canadian will tell you is the best rock band of all time from Canada - then proceed to apologize profusely for Nickelback)

https://youtu.be/9-WBZMRFFkU?si=6zHn3cr2U1yVcXgE

Canadian Rock Bands?

1 - Rush
2 - Unleash The Archers
3 - Everybody Else

[BabbForHeisman]

Canadian Rock Bands?

1 - Rush
2 - Unleash The Archers
3 - Everybody Else

Theory of a Deadman, maybe?

[RaisingCajun08]

Here is a good jam artist. Strange dude, but very, very good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyQJH615KwA

I completely forgot about Buckethead. I have not seen videos of him in years. Very innovative guitar player for sure.

[VObserver]

My first "real" concert was the Lovin Spoonful and the Beach Boys in Jones Hall in Houston around 1965-66.

I saw James Brown at the Big Oaks Club in Vinton about that same time frame.

I saw Sam The Sham and the Pharaohs at a dive bar in Deer Park right before "Wooly Bully" hit the charts.

For the country guys out there, I saw Little Jimmy Dickens at a bar on Magazine Street in 1967, and Micky Gilly played my Prom in 1965.