Make a comment about what their listening to!

hmm, i don't think i have ever heard it

janis joplin-> work me, lord

 

^ gotta love joplin

right now: "a hard rain's a-gonna fall" bob dylan

 

an excellent classic ^

and very timely right here right now, i'm afraid.

'alive' by pearl jam

 

Dunno it, but Pearl Jam are alright ya know...

"Sick, Sick, Sick" - Queens of the Stone Age!!! :H

 

Im listening to CAKE...right now its Fashion Nugget. These guys are pretty much one of my top 3 Favorites! LOVE THEM!!!!!!!!!! Any other CAKE fans out there?

 

I'm no Cake fan, sorry.

Little Richard - 'Tutti Frutti'

 

haha..now that's a damn classic

Powderfinger-Neil Young (Rust Never Sleeps, 1979)

 

neil young and crazy horse,always good ----the other half:what can i do for you,part 1&2 (L.A.psych rock 1968)

 

hmm.. I'd like to know what music you listen to, but it's usually really rare psychedelic music that Ive never heard before, and I thought I listened to underground psychedelia

This Wheel's On Fire-The Band (Music From Big Pink, 1968)

 

Never heard of either of the bands you have mentioned. I'm listening to "Barriers"(by Screaming Trees) anyone ever listen to them?

 

Don't really care for Pink Floyd. But I do like the album 'Piper At The Gates Of Dawn'.

Tori Amos - 'A Sorta Fairytale'

 

Gonna check it out!


Cry, cry, cry - Johnny Cash. I watched Walk the line yesterday, what a great movie! They play lots of great songs in a great way, loved it!

 

You better check out A Sorta Fairytale indeed, it's beeee-ootiful dang it!

I don't think I know that Cash song.

Kreator - Total Death
By the way, I still do <band - song> instead of the other way around, in case you'd get confused.

 

i've never heard of them

nice to know you-incubus

 

Don't really like it.


Get rhythm - Joaquin Phoenix

 

i use the book 'the psychedelic rock files' by jerry lucky when i buy psychedelic cd's (1960's)----like a hurricane is my fav neil young song---led zeppelin:heartbreaker

 

not one of my favorite Zeppelin songs, but a classic, no less

Warm Baby-The Lovin' Spoonful (Daydream, 1966)

 

Great band, great album, great song.

Paolo Nutini - 'New Shoes'

 

dont know him

Joaquin Rodrigo´s Aranjuez concert

 

Haven't heard.

"The Zephyr Song" - Red Hot Chili Peppers.