TomKings of Leon
The Killers
Young the Giant
The Strokes
fun
Lowest of the Low
Norah Jones
MGMT
Muse
Nirvana
My Chemical Romance
The Offspring
Bastille
Cage The Elephant
Greatest song/video I've ever come across if anyone's interested. I get chills everytime..
Pandora? Spotify? I have a Martin D-18 and a PRS Standard 22/Blues Jr./ BD-2 distortion pedal. Don't just sit on your asses and listen, learn how to play!
I still burn my own CD's from my own library: Stones, Beatles, Paul Simon, CSNY, James Taylor, JJ Cale, Clapton, BB King, Mark Knopfler, Colin James, Keb' Mo', George Thorogood, Neil Young, Dylan, CCR, Blue Rodeo ...
Saw these guys live last week:
iommi said:Houndmouth are really good. They get comparisons to The Band a lot. Great harmonies and hooks. They have two albums out and get my highest recommendation. Royal Blood are pretty cool too. They are just two guys (bass and drums). The bassist plays through an arsenal of pedals, so it sounds like he's playing an electric. They were just on Howard Stern last week. Very heavy but catchy songs.
Summertime - good stuff. At the moment, I'm listening to: Amos Lee, Archers of Loaf, Catfish and the Bottlemen, Civil Twilight, Courtney Barnett, Elbow, Everything Everything, James Bay, The Maccabees, Mew, Muse, Noel Gallegher's High Flying Birds, Rush, Sleater-Knney, Tame Impala, and Wolf Alice.
I approve of Catfish and the Bottlemen. Kathleen is a very solid effort.Summertime - good stuff. At the moment, I'm listening to: Amos Lee, Archers of Loaf, Catfish and the Bottlemen, Civil Twilight, Courtney Barnett, Elbow, Everything Everything, James Bay, The Maccabees, Mew, Muse, Noel Gallegher's High Flying Birds, Rush, Sleater-Knney, Tame Impala, and Wolf Alice.
Check out some new stuff - Tame Impala, Temples, Arctic Monkeys, Bombay Bicycle Club, Elbow, Band of Skulls, Jake Bugg, Tallest Man on Earth, London Grammar, J Roddy Walston & the Business, etc. Lots of good music out there..
Check out some new stuff - Tame Impala, Temples, Arctic Monkeys, Bombay Bicycle Club, Elbow, Band of Skulls, Jake Bugg, Tallest Man on Earth, London Grammar, J Roddy Walston & the Business, etc. Lots of good music out there..
George is my favorite Beatle (yeah I know I'm weird) so that's how I started playing it.
Houndmouth are really good. They get comparisons to The Band a lot. Great harmonies and hooks. They have two albums out and get my highest recommendation.
Royal Blood are pretty cool too. They are just two guys (bass and drums). The bassist plays through an arsenal of pedals, so it sounds like he's playing an electric. They were just on Howard Stern last week. Very heavy but catchy songs.
The Ramones, Ted Nugent, AC/DC, The Beatles, The Who, Motley Crue, Alice Cooper, Van Halen (DLR only), The Ramones. Did I mention The Ramones?
Pandora? Spotify? I have a Martin D-18 and a PRS Standard 22/Blues Jr./ BD-2 distortion pedal. Don't just sit on your asses and listen, learn how to play!
I still burn my own CD's from my own library: Stones, Beatles, Paul Simon, CSNY, James Taylor, JJ Cale, Clapton, BB King, Mark Knopfler, Colin James, Keb' Mo', George Thorogood, Neil Young, Dylan, CCR, Blue Rodeo ...
Saw these guys live last week:
This is my fiance's attitude too!
You had me at The Boss and Warren ZevonThe Boss (come on now)
Warren Zevon
Thomas Newman (movie composer)
Johnny Cash
Mumford and Sons
Jayz
Leonard Cohen