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OT: Watcha Listening To? - Part II

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Baby Duck Homme said:
And this is my favorite rock song of the past decade or so:

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Yeah, I just discovered them a while back, and I like them a ton. Wish they could all free up from their other commitments to record a second album.

Meanwhile, I'm now listening to the new Tool album again, and it just gets better with time. Except for those damn early '90s weird noise and silence interludes; those can get lost.
 
Brooklyn Rangers Fan said:
Yeah, I just discovered them a while back, and I like them a ton. Wish they could all free up from their other commitments to record a second album.

Meanwhile, I'm now listening to the new Tool album again, and it just gets better with time. Except for those damn early '90s weird noise and silence interludes; those can get lost.
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There has been some talk of another TCV album. I hope they reunite.
I have a friend insisting I listen to TOOL. I know I will like them. I still listen to a lot of 80s and 90s thrash. The time will come soon. I tend to get really deep into something and listen for weeks before I move on. Maybe that’s TOOL next for me.
 
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Doug Sahm tied Texas swing, cajun, and folk rock together to some extent. He was a founding member of the Texas Troubadours. Rest in peace Freddy Fender.

 
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Not sure if anyone is into the lofi scene but I just came across this super relaxing and catchy song. Perfect if you're going on a bike ride or cleaning the house or something.
 
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Neil Peart, the drummer and lyricist for Rush, died Tuesday, January 7th, in Santa Monica, California at age 67, according to Elliot Mintz, a family spokesperson. The cause was brain cancer, which he had been quietly battling for three-and-a-half years. A representative for the band confirmed the news to Rolling Stone.

Neil Peart, Rush Drummer Who Set a New Standard for Rock Virtuosity, Dead at 67

Terrible news. IMO- Best drummer all time. rip Neil.

Hemispheres, Permanent Waves, Moving Pictures will be blasting through every speaker I own in this weekend.
 
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Lion Hound said:
Neil Peart, the drummer and lyricist for Rush, died Tuesday, January 7th, in Santa Monica, California at age 67, according to Elliot Mintz, a family spokesperson. The cause was brain cancer, which he had been quietly battling for three-and-a-half years. A representative for the band confirmed the news to Rolling Stone.

Neil Peart, Rush Drummer Who Set a New Standard for Rock Virtuosity, Dead at 67

Terrible news. IMO- Best drummer all time. rip Neil.

Hemispheres, Permanent Waves, Moving Pictures will be blasting through every speaker I own in this weekend.
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A bit of a gut punch today hearing this news. My first exposure to Rush was the live album ‘All the World’s a Stage’. Growing up in high school, if you were into hard rock, Rush sat proudly next to Van Halen, Judas Priest and AC/DC as must listen to bands in 79-82 time period. And Neil Peart was the standard-bearer of drummers. Another piece of my childhood gets stripped away. RIP, Neil.
 
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Alestorm
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Dropkick Murphys
Flogging Molly
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Iron Maiden
Power Wolf
Airbourne
 
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