Music Thread v.1.5(POST YOUR TUNES!)

[telling tiger 156]

We can manage....You have any idea how damn many thumbs there are around here?

[EagleFlight34 101]

Many. But there is significantly less down in the bunker.

[telling tiger 156]

Coyote problems

[telling tiger 156]

Oh you know, a little this, a little that....

 

[telling tiger 156]

http://www.al.com/living/index.ssf/2016/09/post_313.html#incart_river_home

[Tiger Refuge 6,673]

I think I just blacked out for a minute.

[telling tiger 156]

Hah...............flashback....

[Tiger Refuge 6,673]

I had the exact same conversation with my wife about the audience. Looking around, I'm not sure a lot of them fully understood exactly what they were witnessing. I thought I knew what to expect. I was wrong.

[telling tiger 156]

Not a big fan of Al.com, the reviewer has a good grasp on Simpson, tho........

No real big hits and still he sells out his shows and his music transcends beyond country or Americana audiences...

I was shocked at the comments on the crowd tho. seems like they were laid back.....Even Sturgill said, "I thought Alabama would be more rowdy"....weird.

[Tiger Refuge 6,673]

I'd say that the NOLA crowd was pretty tame as well. Lots of folks milling about like middle schoolers. I'm pretty sure the lady in front of us with the shredded black t shirt, curled up Brett Michaels cowboy hat (complete with a pheasant feather) and black mini skirt was at the wrong show.

 

 When he turned it up, the crowd got loud. 

 

He covered When the Levee Breaks. Uh, yes please.

[telling tiger 156]

Hehehe.............there is a thing some folks do, it's a game called, "didjasee?"

When the lights are up or something crazy going down, like one drunk or uh......unstable person is dancing, a lot of folks play a game of didjasee that one? lol.....

[telling tiger 156]

http://www.nashvillescene.com/music/nashville-cream/article/20833427/watch-michel-gondrys-surprise-vid-for-the-white-stripes-city-lights

[telling tiger 156]

Oh.............Coyote...................this HAS to be your cat......has to be....

[telling tiger 156]

 

Got to be......hah......

[McLoofus 35,182]

16 hours ago, telling tiger said:

Not a big fan of Al.com, the reviewer has a good grasp on Simpson, tho.........

Blake is an Auburn guy and a very knowledgeable and enthusiastic music fan. He's from the Shoals area. I don't always completely agree with his tastes but they're genuine and respectable. 

14 hours ago, Tiger Refuge said:

I'm pretty sure the lady in front of us with the shredded black t shirt, curled up Brett Michaels cowboy hat (complete with a pheasant feather) and black mini skirt was at the wrong show.

LOL

[Tiger Refuge 6,673]

14 minutes ago, McLoofus said:

LOL

The way she was gyrating/slithering around, I was having flashbacks to Tawny Kataine(sp)...cept there was no Jaguar, no Whitesnake, and she wasn't hot.

 

That said, there was a lot of whiteness concert dancing going on, so who am I to judge. Hell, I probably looked 10 times as goofy. Beer does that to....awe who am I kidding.

Edited September 13, 2016 by Tiger Refuge

[McLoofus 35,182]

3 minutes ago, Tiger Refuge said:

The way she was gyrating/slithering around, I was having flashbacks to Tawny Kataine(sp)...cept there was no Jaguar, no Whitesnake, and she wasn't hot.

Hahahaha... that's exactly what I pictured from your previous description... hahahaha

Tons and tons of people hold onto their concert uniforms a few decades too long, but something about the hair metal crowd, man... I mean, the Deadheads didn't look sexy then and they still don't now... but the Poison/Whitesnake crowd... oy.

Full disclosure: I've put one foot in and done the hokey pokey with both crowds.

[telling tiger 156]

Awwww, dude, you need to try to get that foot back...........lol.......I try to maintain a modicum of respect for most music, takes a certain amount of talent to produce it, like the product or not....

Hairbands will never meet that criteria for me.....ewwwwwwwwww......

[McLoofus 35,182]

When I heard 'Shout at the Devil' by Motley Crue somewhere between 3rd and 4th grade, it was a defining moment for me. I'll never forget hearing it on some neighborhood kid's turntable in Montgomery. And I still think it's a bad arse album. Still love 'Theater of Pain', too. Everything after that fell short, but of course 4th grade Loof turned into 6th grade Loof and 6th grade Loof listened to whatever the bad girls were into. Bon Jovi, Poison (who I honestly thought were girls when I saw the album cover), Skid Row, all that crap. Also, the metal videos were the ones with the hot girls doing weird things on cars, as Refuge pointed out. 

Got into The Cure, Skinny Puppy, Danzig and some other stuff because of some cute goth girls I knew. Same story, although I still like Danzig and some Cure. 

Listened to a ton of thrash/hardcore/punk stuff throughout, but that was because I genuinely liked that music. 

[telling tiger 156]

Get off my lawn, you little whippersnapper.......

[telling tiger 156]

These kids today......................sigh......

[telling tiger 156]

New release due on the 16th, if interested, about a half dozen more of these on youtube, titled, "My Piece of Land"...

 

[McLoofus 35,182]

Listened to half of it on NPR the other day, mainly just to confirm that I was going to give that girl some of my money when it comes out.

Side note: also listened to the new Kishi Bashi album. Didn't know anything about it going in and was surprised at how much I liked it, given the genre, whatever genre that is...

[telling tiger 156]

OK, be damned if I know...............I find it interesting if nothing else......

 

[augolf1716 21,259]

4 hours ago, McLoofus said:

When I heard 'Shout at the Devil' by Motley Crue somewhere between 3rd and 4th grade, it was a defining moment for me. I'll never forget hearing it on some neighborhood kid's turntable in Montgomery. And I still think it's a bad arse album. Still love 'Theater of Pain', too. Everything after that fell short, but of course 4th grade Loof turned into 6th grade Loof and 6th grade Loof listened to whatever the bad girls were into. Bon Jovi, Poison (who I honestly thought were girls when I saw the album cover), Skid Row, all that crap. Also, the metal videos were the ones with the hot girls doing weird things on cars, as Refuge pointed out. 

Got into The Cure, Skinny Puppy, Danzig and some other stuff because of some cute goth girls I knew. Same story, although I still like Danzig and some Cure. 

Listened to a ton of thrash/hardcore/punk stuff throughout, but that was because I genuinely liked that music.