Music: Your flavor of the month?

This is soulful...drippin' reverb..love it

 

I used to get off a gig in the wee hours and howl this tune at the moon with my drummer..classic

 

Started listening to Red Hot Chili Peppers today. Lol.

 

One of rock's great What Ifs..... What if the Rising Sons had released their shelved album. They all went on to other things...... Taj Mahal and Ry Cooder with their solo careers. Ed Cassidy founded Spirit. Their version of Statesboro Blues was one of the first rock versions. Here's another song that gives us a taste of what might have been....

 

Any chance you guys can post those in spoilers? Especially if you put multiple videos in each post.

Here's how to do it:
- Highlight the videos you want to put in a spoiler
- Click the page located next to the video link button.
- Click the spoiler button
- (Optional) Select text for the spoiler tag

 

I've been rockin' out to old Lagwagon, Good Riddance, and Face to Face lately.

 

The Hollywood undead are my current beat.

 

Starting to lag on my computer now too. Again if you guys would be willing to post your videos in spoilers that would be awesome.

You might hear a familiar voice sampled in this Public Enemy track, the Grandfather of Rip City himself - Bill Schonely.

Spoiler: Public Enemy - Air Hoodlum

 

Some traditional American hip-hop.

 

Lovin' this one.

 

Buckley died before I ever heard of him. But "Hallelujah" is still one of my all-time favorite songs:



I first heard it many years ago during an episode of "Without A Trace". And it was just by chance that I was switching around on TV and saw an episode that looked interesting. I never watched the show beyond that one episode. And they used "Hallelujah" perfectly in that show.

I've always said: Leonard Cohen wrote it. Rufus Wainwright sweetened it. But Jeff Buckley.........he perfected it.

And I truly believe that.

 

Another Portland band. We have such great musicians here.

 

Cool song.

 

All the best people are crazy!