Make a comment about what their listening to!

yeah...the great Jethro Tull !

Henry Cow - Nirvana for Mice (Leg End, 1973)

 

sorry..again to late

Bert Jansch is really amazing folk musician...

 

Never heard of them

Barrett Strong - Money (That's What I Want)​

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I think I've heard it... not sure though.

Leadbelly- Midnight Special
Original version of the song and by far the best.

 

I've never actually listened to Leadbelly :-\

Loretta Lynn - I'm A Honky Tonk Girl ​

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it's good, but I have to give props to CCR's version. Fogerty and Co. just gave it so much heart and energy.

Raconteur Troubador-Gentle Giant (Octopus, 1972)

 

Good stuff, my dad loves that genre/era.

Godspeed you! black emperor - Moya

Brilliance. One of my favourite songs ever, this.

 

I've always wanted to listen to them..what kind of music is it?

Go Ahead-Satin Whale (Lost Mankind, 1975)

 

Post-rock, GY!BE are the pioneers of the genre. Average song length of about of about 15 minutes and some incredibly intense music.

Still playing the same song from my previous post, not even half way in, that's how long it is.

 

hmm..post-rock doesn't seem that intriguing to me..I tend to veer more towards psychedelia and progressive music..but a 15 minute song sounds like a prog-song in some ways

Harold The Barrel-Genesis (Nursery Cryme, 1971)

 

I'm generally not into prog rock, also counts for Genesis, but I dig them more then most post rock. Unlike some progressive rock bands I don't get into the post rock genre at all, although I thought it had some intruiging elements at first. I prefer psychedelic rock above both anyday!

I'm a man - Orange Sunshine. Heavy cover, that's how I like it

 

never heard of them, but they sound interesting.

Hot Smoke and Sasafrass-The Bubble Puppy

 

really great psychedelic band from Texas.This song is on A Gathering of Promises from 1969...they release another great album under new name Demian in 1970.

The Eagles - Victim Of Love (Hotel California, 1977)

 

no matter what they say,it's a great album

curtis mayfield:give it up (curtis mayfield 1970)

 

never heard


Coin Operated Boy- Dresden Dolls

 

cool!

Daydream Believer by the Monkees (yes, a guilty pleasure)

 

hehe The Monkees they're alright

Robert Leroy Johnson - Come On In My Kitchen (recorded in 1936 at the Gunter Hotel in San Antonio, Texas)

 

Never heard it, sounds very interesting though

Duane Eddy - Rebel Rouser ​

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He is great

Charlie Patton - A Spoonful Blues

 

Never heard of him

Dillinger - Cocaine In My Brain ​

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