What is your favorite song to Nod, melt, soar, and or sink too.

I knew jimmy was with the yardbirds before zeppelin but was not aware terry declined a spot. I am glad he did, seeds of memory, brave awakening, faith of arise, rich kid blues(!!!!), making time ... basically all of seeds of memory and superlungs -- i mean what would i have done without these songs? love the blues vibe. And most people aren't familiar with his music, except gimme some lovin, go figure

Besides Zeppelin turned out great, i wonder if terry regrets it, probably not.

 

Yeah he's got some very classic songs. Those records wouldn't exist if he became part of the Yardbirds/Zeppelin, and Zeppelin's music wouldn't be the same either. I believe it happened exactly how it was supposed to happen. He gives off a southern blues vibe. If I didn't know any better, I'd never guess he's from England. I never even heard of him until I heard To Be Treated Right on The Devil's Rejects.

 

brian jonestown massacre

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dpt0i2inSs"]YouTube - Brian Jonestown Massacre - Everyone Says

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Lgml9jLfM8"]YouTube - The Brian Jonestown Massacre - Methodrone - Evergreen

 

The Brian Jonestown Massacre is pretty good:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYolxiu1wxQ"]YouTube - The Brian Jonestown Massacre- The Devil May Care
The guitarist for BRMC(the band in the first link I posted) used to play for The Brian Jonestown Massacre.

Here's another good one from BRMC, which I imagine would be amazing while opiated:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSHC3CdyRNM&feature=related"]YouTube - Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Devil's Waitin' (With Lyrics)

 

I've been waitin' on the fault line
Let the needle take me on
I'll be standing with my dyin' bell
If you care to come along

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjYyOuLNkVk&feature=related"]YouTube - Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Fault Line (With Lyrics)

 

Do any of the musicians here like playing music while slightly toasted on opioids? I enjoy playing jazz with my fretless bass while slightly high. I usually have to play with recordings, but I recently found a new friend who drums. We don't discuss drugs, but I played with him on a moderate amount of Tramadol and it was great for endurance and creativity both.