OT: Music Sharing Thread 2

[yukoner88]

The metal show is coming on now

 

[brentashton]

www.cfyt.ca to listen in

8-10pm (pacific) highway tunes

10pm-12am Hours of Death (the Metal Show)

I guess when you said tomorrow night at 1:41 am you meant last night? Missed it then. If your gonna be on again give us the day and times, would love to listen and Experience. Do you take call in requests?

First time caller, long time listener

 

[booyakasha]

great voice

 

[booyakasha]

just reminiscing the good old days....

 

[booyakasha]

 

[booyakasha]

I know I've played this before, but I love Barry White!

 

[booyakasha]

When I was a kid......this was the best thing I ever heard!!This is what got me into music..

 

[Zguy370]

Back in the day., Great Hard Rock band, not really a Black Metal band by today 's standards as they were labelled, so we file this one under, music sharing thread ha

 

[Slats432]

Recently turned 72 and still going strong is Jon Anderson, formerly of Yes and many other projects.

 

[BoldNewLettuce]

current streaking music

(may or may not be leafs related)

 

[Stoneman89]

Recently turned 72 and still going strong is Jon Anderson, formerly of Yes and many other projects.

Love watching the guy on keyboards. About 8 different sets and boards, and he's like a computer tech on a rocket ship tweaking buttons and pushing switches, interspersed with the odd playing.

current streaking music

(may or may not be leafs related)

Paul McCartney says this is not a good rendition of his old Beatles song.

 

[Morpheus]

Love watching the guy on keyboards. About 8 different sets and boards, and he's like a computer tech on a rocket ship tweaking buttons and pushing switches, interspersed with the odd playing.

Big Yes fan here. Rick Wakeman the keyboard player was, and is, one of the best of all time, amazing imo.

 

[brentashton]

Love watching the guy on keyboards. About 8 different sets and boards, and he's like a computer tech on a rocket ship tweaking buttons and pushing switches, interspersed with the odd playing.


Paul McCartney says this is not a good rendition of his old Beatles song.

Rick Wakeman, had a side job with NASA, learning how to fiddle knobs on electronics (but no, I keed, I keed). Progressive rock was always heavy synth laden.

I just listened to that version of All my Loving, I agree with Macca, it made my ears bleed.

current streaking music

(may or may not be leafs related)

I appreciate you sharing. Not my cup of tea, but I love hearing new acts and every once in a while something old gets a new coat of paint and strikes me.

 

[Stoneman89]

Rick Wakeman, had a side job with NASA, learning how to fiddle knobs on electronics (but no, I keed, I keed). Progressive rock was always heavy synth laden.

I just listened to that version of All my Loving, I agree with Macca, it made my ears bleed.

NASA eh? Well, then I wasn't far off with my description of a rocket man. And sounds like another tech genius like Tom Scholz of Boston (MIT whiz), and some of the guys from Queen.

 

[brentashton]

NASA eh? Well, then I wasn't far off with my description of a rocket man. And sounds like another tech genius like Tom Scholz of Boston (MIT whiz), and some of the guys from Queen.

No I kid…I’m sure he was smoking doobies, and living the rock star lifestyle like 90% of the generation. Sorry for taking you down a road…

Have you ever watched any docs or read anything on Brian May making that guitar of his? Remarkable really.

 

[Slats432]

Love watching the guy on keyboards. About 8 different sets and boards, and he's like a computer tech on a rocket ship tweaking buttons and pushing switches, interspersed with the odd playing.


Paul McCartney says this is not a good rendition of his old Beatles song.

Many members of Yes are legends to me. Anderson, Squire, Wakeman, Howe, Kaye, Bruford, White.

 

[BoldNewLettuce]

Rick Wakeman, had a side job with NASA, learning how to fiddle knobs on electronics (but no, I keed, I keed). Progressive rock was always heavy synth laden.

I just listened to that version of All my Loving, I agree with Macca, it made my ears bleed.


I appreciate you sharing. Not my cup of tea, but I love hearing new acts and every once in a while something old gets a new coat of paint and strikes me.

Its not a Beatles cover lol.

I had the good fortune of meeting BBQ once (the almighty defenders are a one off collaboration from King Khan and BBQ and the Black Lips--the former two are Canadian garage band guys). Im guessing all of these guys drop their pants in public on the reg and as such are not hof material (perhaps similar to some hockey players )

 

[5 14 6 1]

My favorite drummer, a killer rock band and probably the best show closer out right now. They f***ing rock!!!

Another favorite, Highly Suspect



And lastly, my current favorite band, a couple kids from Ontario putting out some killer rock tunes, Cleopatrick





Rock is still alive baby

 

[brentashton]

Its not a Beatles cover lol.

Well, even thought that is slightly embarrassing for me, I still stand by my comments!!LOL.

 

[DavidHasselhoffsFist]

This one is going out to all the Flame fan creeps
I know not the best thing to do after a loss but looking forward to December.

 

[ThreeOfAPerfectPair]

I need to get myself to a Billy Strings concert.

 

[yukoner88]

Currently on the air right now in Dawson city doing my hours of Death heavy metal radio show.

As I'm putting this post up I'm playing right in two by tool.

If you're awake and want to blow some steam with some heavy metal radio come join me n hit listen live on the www.cfyt.ca webpage

 

[Behind Enemy Lines]

Great live show:

 

[Stoneman89]

I need to get myself to a Billy Strings concert.

Quite the right turn for Bluegrass Billy.

 

[DavidHasselhoffsFist]

I need to get myself to a Billy Strings concert.

He’s so incredible

“Dust in a baggie” blew my mind. He turns any guitar onto his slave. Kid should have been born in the 50s.