what you listening to?

[Raindog]

Listening to a little comedy rap.

[UrenragK]

[Open G]

The Lazys

[fatjack]

variety pack of 68-70. the missing one should be the monster/sucide/ america medly and fresh air by quicksilver messenger service.

[UrenragK]

[UrenragK]

[UrenragK]

[jam]

Great song! So underappreciated.

[Houblues]

I’m anything but a Hall and Oats fan, but they do have one song I like – Family Man. I liked it way back when, and lately I’ve stumbled into the live versions. I don’t think there is a bad live version, but here are three great ones - very different on some ways, similar in others.

With Cheap Trick, at Daryl’s House. Earthy rock and roll, Rick Nielsen style, very tight.

In Montreal – Intro from Nugent’s StrangleHold -

In Sydney. Very polished, almost too polished, but the bones of the song carries it. Extremely tasty lead guitar. At 3:46 Daryl looks over in appreciation. He's a simple guitar player, but he knows quality when he hears it.

[peskypesky]

Courtney Barnett

this song at the moment

[fatjack]

[mention]peskypesky[/mention] this is why I love threads like this. I would not have found her otherwise

[tobijohn]

Courtney Barnett

this song at the moment

She's a lefty!

[AnotherJim]

Starting to get familiar wit these guys. Have to buy one of their CD

[AnotherJim]

Thought I posted this last night and dont see it

[fullonshred]

[peskypesky]

I'm listening to a recording of a Camel show from 1979.

Such an incredible classic prog band...but so unknown in the States. A real shame.

[msc_]

[t100d]

[t100d]

Groove of the night—music starts at 1:28

[UrenragK]

[pratteman]

Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using Tapatalk

[Manco53]

Dad Metal

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[Raindog]

[zisme]

[Raindog]

The Drifters Golden Hits.