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Rob Thomas seems to be a nice guy, but I don't like his face.
it is about robert randolph and his sick pedal steel guitar playing. i am a RR nut. of course i love SRV but you have to love RR and his band for their energy and music. rob thomas had me at smooth for a minute
No arguments with the Robert Randolph. Great stuff!As for the "Smooth" phase, it sounds like you went a little clazy for a minute, Kevin.
yeah. i temp thought Supernatural was the greatest album ever. still in my top 10 though
Supernatural was great, but because of Santana. Rob Thomas was along for the ride.
agreed but the collaborations made the album and gave Carlos a whole new audience
Good for Carlos! Smart guy, with a lot of passion, that Santana...
Loony, though. Have you heard about his buddy Metatron?
Metatron, the angel? :\
yeah, a little too much song writing with his other buddy Peyote i think
I wonder if Metatron told him to design women's shoes, too. Because if he did, I'd like to thank Metatron. His line of women's shoes are sausalito!
Knarik wrote: "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ej1zMx...I love this!"
Very Cocteau's "La Belle et La Bete", this video...
I like Shakira a lot, even though her hips don't seem to be saying anything in this particular video.
maybe that is why I like her this song more than others.
It's very romantic, Knarik. You must have a romantic soul. :)
Oh, that flamenco guitar is soooo soothing!
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Robert Randolph is the deal !!"
I've met him.
sally - what? you did? how cool. i saw him in concert with eric clapton (i almost met him - i was in row YYYY second balcony) and he smoked the place. his voodoo chile was outstanding. i def would go see him againare you guys kidding me? with shakira forget romance or soothing. she sounds like a young boy singing. she gotta get those hips moving. Whew!!! going to watch Hips Don't Lie again right now and drink 7 cups of coffee
1. Nina Simone- "Turn, Turn, Turn (To Everything There Is A Season)" from To Be Free: The Nina Simone Collection2. Beastie Boys- "In 3's" from The In Sounds From The Way Out
3. Gene Anderson- "The Loneliest One" from Quantic Presents: The World's Rarest Funk 45's, Vol. 1
4. Gang Gang Dance- "Desert Storm" from Saint Dymphna
5. Fanfarlo- "The Walls Are Coming Down" from Reservoir
"Living La Vida Loca" - Ricky Martin"Take a Chance on Me" - ABBA
"Hella Good" - No Doubt
"Yer Blues" - The Beatles
"What's the Frequency, Kenneth?" - R.E.M.
"Love and Communication" - Cat Power
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Ozzy was my first big concert at McNichols arena.
I adore Black Sabbath. Well, the Ozzy version, anyway.
I have a strong anti-CCR bias. They just...bore the crap out of me. Not sure why.
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I liked a lot of John Fogerty's solo stuff. (But yeah, his voice can grate after a while.)
Knarik, Randomanthony is referring to Creedence Clearwater Rival, not the former Soviet Union. I doubt he has any biases one way or the other about that. :D
"Green River" is an excellent song. I don't care what you haters think! ;)
Knarik wrote: "ok! (: I deleted my post."Aww, I wish you'd left it! It was cute and I appreciated your heartfelt feelings about Russian.
It reminded me of Gilda Radner doing her Emily Litella skit on SNL. You just needed to say "Nevermind!"
I enjoyed the perspective very much, Knarick. I'm glad I got to read it before it disappeared!:)
I like Russia more than I like CCR.:)
(This makes me wonder, by the way, if Knarik was thinking, "One second we're talking about music, and out of nowhere that crazy asshole RA says he doesn't like Russia...")
Hahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!! :D
I'm listening to The Horse Whisperer soundtrack. Thomas Newman!!! :D
"Paint It Black" - Rolling Stones""Walking After Midnight" - Patsy Cline
"Opportunities (Let's Make Lots of Money)" - Pet Shop Boys
"Helpless" - Neil Young
"Jump, Jive, and Wail" - Louis Prima
Listening to the Watchmen soundtrack. It's got some classic songs on it & it's good background music. :)
New Pornographers-Twin CinemaThis album never lets me down...
RandomAnthony wrote: "New Pornographers-Twin CinemaThis album never lets me down..."
Nor shall it ever. Perfect pop from beginning to end- the New Pornos know what they're doing.
I'm listening to the new YACHT record, See Mystery Lights, today.
"Rag Mop" - Lionel Hampton. I have NO IDEA how these visuals are supposed to go with the song, but they're cute... :)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Tu2Vi...
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But, I'm sorry, Rob Thomas is NOT a voodoo child in any way, shape, or form. :P