Doo dee doo...

Jay · 02-24-2006, 11:11 PM

So... listened to any good music lately? SMILEY

Bithnar · 02-24-2006, 11:13 PM

No I am still plauged by images of rose pedals on the walls and ceiling

kc10boom · 02-24-2006, 11:15 PM

Yeah I have, the sound track to the game I'm leaving this one for ... I won't mention the name as I don't want this thread to get locked too. But its not the 3 letter one that always gets a thread locked.

Jay · 02-24-2006, 11:27 PM

Stow that kind of talk, ya swab. You guys should check out the following albums:

Medeski, Martin & Wood, "End of the World Party (just in case)" - Utterly fabulous. MMW has been my favorite band for over 10 yrs now, and their collective genius hurts my brain with every new record. This particular beast came out last year, but given the situation around here, it's ridiculously appropriate. Spooky, foreboding, disgustingly funky.
Steve Kimock Band, "Eudemonic" - More cheerful stuff, good for when you need to put a lot of bad nerfs behind you and focus on the upcoming sunrise. Extremely talented players - Kimock's precision, melodic tone, versatility, and innovative composition make a delicious treat for the eardrums. I recommend their live releases; you can also download individual live tracks from the website. I recommend "Thing One" for the groove.
Tin Hat Trio, "Book of Silk" - This trio creates some of the most haunting, intimate, sorrowful, quirky, beautiful music that I've heard. "The Longest Night" is heart-wrenching, and "Lauren's Lullabye" is both touching and bittersweet, knowing that guitar / dobro / banjo player Mark Orton wrote this for his wife Lauren following her accidental death during the recording of this album.

Share your stuff, k? I'll post more as events warrant. Enjoy SMILEY

Fennir · 02-24-2006, 11:50 PM

I'm stuck on a Pat Metheny Trio live bootleg and Mingus at Antibes at the moment.

Jay · 02-24-2006, 11:52 PM

Is that a recent Metheny recording? I like some of his stuff but depending on the era, it can get a little cheesy.

Mingus pwnz any sorceror ever. SMILEY

Jagdwol · 02-24-2006, 11:55 PM

I'm thinking "Die in Winter" by Wumpscut is sorta fighting since the Ranger class has now faceplanted. SMILEY

kc10boom · 02-24-2006, 11:57 PM

Hmm yeah I just seem to have one song stuck in my head by the Tompson Twins lately ...... Lies

D'oh or will this be an infamatory comment that will bring down a thread lock by those who can not be named.

Bithnar · 02-25-2006, 12:01 AM

Culture Club's old song comes to mind . . .

"Do You Really Want To Hurt Me?"

:smileyvery-happy:

Briz · 02-25-2006, 12:02 AM

Bithnar wrote:
No I am still plauged by images of rose pedals on the walls and ceiling

:smileyvery-happy:I suppose I shouldn't tell you what I found under the sheets, then. :smileysurprised:

Message Edited by Brizzy on 02-24-200602:04 PM

Bithnar · 02-25-2006, 12:03 AM

No please I beg you dont do it

Fennir · 02-25-2006, 12:03 AM

yea it's from a live show I was at this past Octoberall the trio stuff is good bopi think im gonna put on some flecktones now

mlsevero · 02-25-2006, 12:05 AM

Back to 80's

I'm listening B52's and R.E.M. :smileyvery-happy:

[]'s Marcio

Ranja · 02-25-2006, 12:06 AM

Anything by the great triumvrate

Bob Marley

Steel Pulse

Burning Spear

Elbryan60 Ranger

Cron · 02-25-2006, 12:06 AM

Hey Kae.... listened to any Megadeth lately?/runs

Jay · 02-25-2006, 12:09 AM

Anything with Bela is good. Some Flecktones stuff gets a bit too close to 'smooth' territory for me, but on the whole it's good stuff. I just wish Futureman would actually play a real drum set. The Synthaxe Drumitar is cool and all, but... yeah.

I'll have to check out the more recent Metheny Trio. I haven't given him much airtime for a while. Are you familiar with Scofield at all? He's recording another album with MMW... and I think I need to change my shorts.

EDIT: Dude, the last time I listened to Megadeth was in high school, and then I woke up and realized that Mustaine is a pansy and Metallica was right to dump him early on. SMILEY

Message Edited by Jay42 on 02-24-200602:10 PM

Fennir · 02-25-2006, 12:14 AM

in concert futureman often plays the drumitar with one hand and 75% of a real drum set with the other, pretty slicki wouldn't consider myself a big fan of Sco's tone/style but he's really great. there's a sco/metheny collaboration called I Can See Your House From Here that I enjoy a lot, and I heard a bit of something he just did with John Mayer (who woulda thunk it) that I thought was pretty good.the "Trio -> Live" album is the one to own, btw. studio jazz always sounds bland to me. come to think of it most studio anything sounds bland to me.

Jay · 02-25-2006, 12:20 AM

Ditto on the live vs studio music, I used to be way more into live stuff, but IMO the studio enables a lot of artists to extend their reach and be even more creative using the larger sonic pallette. So there's good to be had on both sides, but I agree that for any improvisational music, live experiences are often the best.

Yeah, I've seen Bela & the 'Tones live a few times, Futch definitely CAN play a drum kit but he generally prefers not to... just sit down, grab the sticks, and put away the toys! LOL ok, I'm not quite that extreme but Bela deserves some more rhythmic variation than the drumitar provides.

I'm familiar with the Metheny / Sco album, I had it for a while but it's gone now. SMILEY Sco's tone definitely takes some getting used to, especially when contrasted with someone like Pat who's generally very clean. The Mayer collaboration was on "I Don't Need No Doctor" on the Ray Charles tribute album. I saw Sco a few months ago with the Charles tribute band, it was sick as always to watch John work it. I love that guy. Very cool to see him in a more R&B context too. And yeah... John Mayer can play.. go figure. SMILEY

Thanks for the Trio -> Live recommendation. I may check that out this weekend.

Briz · 02-25-2006, 12:21 AM

I shall now attempt to stay on topic.The last five albums to roll past on ye olde MP3 player (worth mentioning) are:Cake - Fashion Nugget. Their best album to date, although I've been called a chump by others for not selecting Prolonging the Magic. /shrug. All I know is, Italian Leather Sofa has one of the best lines in a song ever.RJD2 - Dead Ringer. Completely, absolutely, totally Jay's fault that this [expletive haxx0red by Raijinn] thing has infected my consciousness. Hypnotic beats, funky melodies, and high-quality spins. Curse you, sir, for foisting this record upon my being, which has attached itself to my psyche like a leech.Frank Black - Frank Black. His first (and far and away best) solo album, hot on the heels of the end of The Pixies. Rockin' in that special way that only a man with the nickname "Black Francis" can. You'll come for the rapid fire "Whatever Happened to Pong?", but you'll stay for the roaring licks of "Fu Manchu"Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique. You're not a BBoys fan if you claim to like them, yet have never heard this album. For shame. This album single-handedly resurrected 70s funk with "Hey Ladies" (and that's not a bad thing, either), but is so much more than just that. A lyrical roller coaster through genre after genre, culminating with an 11 minute mix track, one section of which has the most delicious backbeat...NERD - In Search Of... Pharrell is a madman. By all rights, his mix of hip-hop, hard rock, and 80s synth should not work. It defies the laws of nature. Yet, there it is, the platypus of music.And it grabs your attention from the start, and hooks you all the way through. "Rock Star" is, in my opinion, the worst song on the album, and that got tons of airplay.Hey, I never said they were new. I thought good and recently listened to were our criteria.

Fennir · 02-25-2006, 12:22 AM

bump this thread after disc 1 track 2well, after you clean the [expletive haxx0red by Raijinn] out of your pants

chanaho · 02-25-2006, 12:32 AM

Not much a fan of AC/DC but "highway to hell" FTW!

tweety1972 · 02-25-2006, 12:36 AM

I was thinking Bloodhound gang track one of Huray for boobys. Dedicated to all who say "I am leaving this sucks" or anything like that.

Also, I don't know if anyone has heard of them but Planet of Nine (local Wi. band) is fairly good IMHO.

Briz · 02-25-2006, 12:54 AM

Fennir, your sig delivers. :smileyhappy:

Fennir · 02-25-2006, 01:00 AM

somewhere over the rainbow......is another rainbow

Cron · 02-25-2006, 01:03 AM

Jay42 wrote:
Anything with Bela is good. Some Flecktones stuff gets a bit too close to 'smooth' territory for me, but on the whole it's good stuff. I just wish Futureman would actually play a real drum set. The Synthaxe Drumitar is cool and all, but... yeah.
I'll have to check out the more recent Metheny Trio. I haven't given him much airtime for a while. Are you familiar with Scofield at all? He's recording another album with MMW... and I think I need to change my shorts.
EDIT: Dude, the last time I listened to Megadeth was in high school, and then I woke up and realized that Mustaine is a pansy and Metallica was right to dump him early on.
Message Edited by Jay42 on 02-24-200602:10 PM

Sorry.. was just trying to bait ya. I know your distain for Mustaine /giggle.

Jay · 02-25-2006, 04:10 AM

Oh yeah, forgot we've covered the Mustaine / Megadeth grounds in the sig lyrics thread. Doh. SMILEY

And yes, Tobias' sig for president! (Of SOE!)

Serventof Wrath · 02-25-2006, 04:14 AM

I haven't been able to pull my self from the live Slipknot cds or the new System of a Down. Some how that music relaxes me SMILEY

AmericanPsycho · 02-25-2006, 04:26 AM

I been really lazy lately so I'm still listening to the same Sam Bush and Mofro stuff I have been all month, and some Gov't Mule bootlegs. Gov't Mule lotta people probably know about, but if you like them, and never heard of Mofro, try an find some. Mule live is still the way to go though, especially if you catch em on some kinda sick tour like during holidays when they play a 6 hour show. I wore out before they did. Anyway, recommended, lemme see

Gov't Mule - Live With a Little Help From Our Friends : original lineup before Woody died, great show, two versions of it out there. The short one, 2 discs maybe about 90 min or so, the long one 4 discs, the whole show, lotta guests (as usual). Great old rock, blues, and solid jams. Lotta covers and original material.

Mofro - Lochloosa : Only one I got. They have another one out that I can't remember the name of, but they're front porch foot stompin music at its best.

Sam Bush - Anything, if you dig some kick [expletive haxx0red by Raijinn] mandolin playing. Bela Fleck likes to guest on his stuff from time to time.

Jay · 02-25-2006, 04:35 AM

I really like the Mule. I only have Off the Deep End (?) and it's kickin' - the title is a lil different but it's the live disc with all the guest bassists they had on after Woody died. (RIP, Woody - we miss ya.) I love that Sco-Mule tune with Scofield rippin it up alongside Warren Haynes. "On the Banks of the Deep End" is another favorite on that album - I think that has Mike Gordon from Phish sitting in.

Mofro definitely has that back-porch swampy bayou sound going. I don't have any of their stuff, but I've seen them live and they put on a good set.

Sam Bush KICKS. I'm hoping to see him live around here sometime soon, I saw he's coming to town but I don't remember when - may have missed it. Anyone who can tear up a mandolin like that deserves some props. Heard some tunes where he played with Chris Thile (another mandolin prodigy) and wow... utter destruction.

Got some live Om Trio tunes on now, from a show a year or two ago. Really wish these guys hadn't quit before I got to see them, this show has Jake Cinninger from Umphrey's McGee sitting in, and it's incredible. Wish I'd caught them before they bid their farewells. SMILEY

Steezi · 02-25-2006, 08:18 AM

WHO RECOMMENDED RJD2?

Stylee needz to know....

certified hotness!!!! June almost makes me cry everytime i hear it...

u likes rjd2 try some sage francis, aesop rock, Louis Logic maybes...

Your in my territory now!!!!

Stylee Mc'Cutta 62 ranga Nek

friends prefer to call him just plain God...

02-24-2006, 11:11 PM	#1
Jay General Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 2,137	So... listened to any good music lately? __________________

02-24-2006, 11:13 PM	#2
Bithnar Loremaster Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Florence, KY Posts: 304	No I am still plauged by images of rose pedals on the walls and ceiling __________________

02-24-2006, 11:27 PM	#4
Jay General Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 2,137	Stow that kind of talk, ya swab. You guys should check out the following albums: Medeski, Martin & Wood, "End of the World Party (just in case)" - Utterly fabulous. MMW has been my favorite band for over 10 yrs now, and their collective genius hurts my brain with every new record. This particular beast came out last year, but given the situation around here, it's ridiculously appropriate. Spooky, foreboding, disgustingly funky. Steve Kimock Band, "Eudemonic" - More cheerful stuff, good for when you need to put a lot of bad nerfs behind you and focus on the upcoming sunrise. Extremely talented players - Kimock's precision, melodic tone, versatility, and innovative composition make a delicious treat for the eardrums. I recommend their live releases; you can also download individual live tracks from the website. I recommend "Thing One" for the groove. Tin Hat Trio, "Book of Silk" - This trio creates some of the most haunting, intimate, sorrowful, quirky, beautiful music that I've heard. "The Longest Night" is heart-wrenching, and "Lauren's Lullabye" is both touching and bittersweet, knowing that guitar / dobro / banjo player Mark Orton wrote this for his wife Lauren following her accidental death during the recording of this album. Share your stuff, k? I'll post more as events warrant. Enjoy __________________

02-24-2006, 11:50 PM	#5
Fennir Loremaster Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 760	I'm stuck on a Pat Metheny Trio live bootleg and Mingus at Antibes at the moment. __________________ " I constanly read these forums and seeing your stupid sig starting too get to me" - finedork

02-24-2006, 11:52 PM	#6
Jay General Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 2,137	Is that a recent Metheny recording? I like some of his stuff but depending on the era, it can get a little cheesy. Mingus pwnz any sorceror ever. __________________

02-24-2006, 11:15 PM	#3
kc10boom General Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 14	Yeah I have, the sound track to the game I'm leaving this one for ... I won't mention the name as I don't want this thread to get locked too. But its not the 3 letter one that always gets a thread locked.

02-24-2006, 11:55 PM	#7
Jagdwol Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Philadelphia PA Posts: 31	I'm thinking "Die in Winter" by Wumpscut is sorta fighting since the Ranger class has now faceplanted. __________________ Once you driven your drunk father to your Mom's parole hearing what else is there?

02-24-2006, 11:57 PM	#8
kc10boom General Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 14	Hmm yeah I just seem to have one song stuck in my head by the Tompson Twins lately ...... Lies D'oh or will this be an infamatory comment that will bring down a thread lock by those who can not be named.

02-25-2006, 12:01 AM	#9
Bithnar Loremaster Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Florence, KY Posts: 304	Culture Club's old song comes to mind . . . "Do You Really Want To Hurt Me?" :smileyvery-happy: __________________

02-25-2006, 12:02 AM	#10
Briz General Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Tampa, FL Posts: 75	Bithnar wrote: No I am still plauged by images of rose pedals on the walls and ceiling :smileyvery-happy:I suppose I shouldn't tell you what I found under the sheets, then. :smileysurprised: Message Edited by Brizzy on 02-24-200602:04 PM __________________

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Bithnar Loremaster Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Florence, KY Posts: 304	No please I beg you dont do it __________________

02-25-2006, 12:05 AM	#13
mlsevero Loremaster Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Niterói - RJ - Brazil Posts: 20	Back to 80's I'm listening B52's and R.E.M. :smileyvery-happy: []'s Marcio __________________ please forgive me for my english. Its not my first language

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Ranja Loremaster Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 1,657	Anything by the great triumvrate Bob Marley Steel Pulse Burning Spear Elbryan60 Ranger __________________ Elbryan, 90 Half-elf Ranger Thoghmor, 70 Troll Bruiser Rotir, 90 Dark Elf Swash Terrano, 82 Dark Elf Dirge Aymon, 90, Barbarian Shadowknight The Destroyer of Worlds: http://s7.gladiatus.com/game/c.php?uid=84341

02-25-2006, 12:06 AM	#15
Cron General Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 170	Hey Kae.... listened to any Megadeth lately?/runs __________________

02-25-2006, 12:09 AM	#16
Jay General Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 2,137	Anything with Bela is good. Some Flecktones stuff gets a bit too close to 'smooth' territory for me, but on the whole it's good stuff. I just wish Futureman would actually play a real drum set. The Synthaxe Drumitar is cool and all, but... yeah. I'll have to check out the more recent Metheny Trio. I haven't given him much airtime for a while. Are you familiar with Scofield at all? He's recording another album with MMW... and I think I need to change my shorts. EDIT: Dude, the last time I listened to Megadeth was in high school, and then I woke up and realized that Mustaine is a pansy and Metallica was right to dump him early on. Message Edited by Jay42 on 02-24-200602:10 PM __________________

02-25-2006, 12:14 AM	#17
Fennir Loremaster Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 760	in concert futureman often plays the drumitar with one hand and 75% of a real drum set with the other, pretty slicki wouldn't consider myself a big fan of Sco's tone/style but he's really great. there's a sco/metheny collaboration called I Can See Your House From Here that I enjoy a lot, and I heard a bit of something he just did with John Mayer (who woulda thunk it) that I thought was pretty good.the "Trio -> Live" album is the one to own, btw. studio jazz always sounds bland to me. come to think of it most studio anything sounds bland to me. __________________ " I constanly read these forums and seeing your stupid sig starting too get to me" - finedork

02-25-2006, 12:20 AM	#18
Jay General Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 2,137	Ditto on the live vs studio music, I used to be way more into live stuff, but IMO the studio enables a lot of artists to extend their reach and be even more creative using the larger sonic pallette. So there's good to be had on both sides, but I agree that for any improvisational music, live experiences are often the best. Yeah, I've seen Bela & the 'Tones live a few times, Futch definitely CAN play a drum kit but he generally prefers not to... just sit down, grab the sticks, and put away the toys! LOL ok, I'm not quite that extreme but Bela deserves some more rhythmic variation than the drumitar provides. I'm familiar with the Metheny / Sco album, I had it for a while but it's gone now. Sco's tone definitely takes some getting used to, especially when contrasted with someone like Pat who's generally very clean. The Mayer collaboration was on "I Don't Need No Doctor" on the Ray Charles tribute album. I saw Sco a few months ago with the Charles tribute band, it was sick as always to watch John work it. I love that guy. Very cool to see him in a more R&B context too. And yeah... John Mayer can play.. go figure. Thanks for the Trio -> Live recommendation. I may check that out this weekend. __________________

02-25-2006, 12:21 AM	#19
Briz General Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Tampa, FL Posts: 75	I shall now attempt to stay on topic.The last five albums to roll past on ye olde MP3 player (worth mentioning) are:Cake - Fashion Nugget. Their best album to date, although I've been called a chump by others for not selecting Prolonging the Magic. /shrug. All I know is, Italian Leather Sofa has one of the best lines in a song ever.RJD2 - Dead Ringer. Completely, absolutely, totally Jay's fault that this [expletive haxx0red by Raijinn] thing has infected my consciousness. Hypnotic beats, funky melodies, and high-quality spins. Curse you, sir, for foisting this record upon my being, which has attached itself to my psyche like a leech.Frank Black - Frank Black. His first (and far and away best) solo album, hot on the heels of the end of The Pixies. Rockin' in that special way that only a man with the nickname "Black Francis" can. You'll come for the rapid fire "Whatever Happened to Pong?", but you'll stay for the roaring licks of "Fu Manchu"Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique. You're not a BBoys fan if you claim to like them, yet have never heard this album. For shame. This album single-handedly resurrected 70s funk with "Hey Ladies" (and that's not a bad thing, either), but is so much more than just that. A lyrical roller coaster through genre after genre, culminating with an 11 minute mix track, one section of which has the most delicious backbeat...NERD - In Search Of... Pharrell is a madman. By all rights, his mix of hip-hop, hard rock, and 80s synth should not work. It defies the laws of nature. Yet, there it is, the platypus of music.And it grabs your attention from the start, and hooks you all the way through. "Rock Star" is, in my opinion, the worst song on the album, and that got tons of airplay.Hey, I never said they were new. I thought good and recently listened to were our criteria. __________________

02-25-2006, 12:22 AM	#20
Fennir Loremaster Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 760	bump this thread after disc 1 track 2well, after you clean the [expletive haxx0red by Raijinn] out of your pants __________________ " I constanly read these forums and seeing your stupid sig starting too get to me" - finedork

02-25-2006, 12:32 AM	#21
chanaho Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 61	Not much a fan of AC/DC but "highway to hell" FTW!

02-25-2006, 12:36 AM	#22
tweety1972 Loremaster Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 185	I was thinking Bloodhound gang track one of Huray for boobys. Dedicated to all who say "I am leaving this sucks" or anything like that. Also, I don't know if anyone has heard of them but Planet of Nine (local Wi. band) is fairly good IMHO. __________________

02-25-2006, 12:54 AM	#23
Briz General Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Tampa, FL Posts: 75	Fennir, your sig delivers. :smileyhappy: __________________

02-25-2006, 01:00 AM	#24
Fennir Loremaster Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 760	somewhere over the rainbow......is another rainbow __________________ " I constanly read these forums and seeing your stupid sig starting too get to me" - finedork

02-25-2006, 01:03 AM	#25
Cron General Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 170	Jay42 wrote: Anything with Bela is good. Some Flecktones stuff gets a bit too close to 'smooth' territory for me, but on the whole it's good stuff. I just wish Futureman would actually play a real drum set. The Synthaxe Drumitar is cool and all, but... yeah. I'll have to check out the more recent Metheny Trio. I haven't given him much airtime for a while. Are you familiar with Scofield at all? He's recording another album with MMW... and I think I need to change my shorts. EDIT: Dude, the last time I listened to Megadeth was in high school, and then I woke up and realized that Mustaine is a pansy and Metallica was right to dump him early on. Message Edited by Jay42 on 02-24-200602:10 PM Sorry.. was just trying to bait ya. I know your distain for Mustaine /giggle. __________________

02-25-2006, 04:10 AM	#26
Jay General Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 2,137	Oh yeah, forgot we've covered the Mustaine / Megadeth grounds in the sig lyrics thread. Doh. And yes, Tobias' sig for president! (Of SOE!) __________________

02-25-2006, 04:14 AM	#27
Serventof Wrath Loremaster Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 170	I haven't been able to pull my self from the live Slipknot cds or the new System of a Down. Some how that music relaxes me

02-25-2006, 04:26 AM	#28
AmericanPsycho Loremaster Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 15	I been really lazy lately so I'm still listening to the same Sam Bush and Mofro stuff I have been all month, and some Gov't Mule bootlegs. Gov't Mule lotta people probably know about, but if you like them, and never heard of Mofro, try an find some. Mule live is still the way to go though, especially if you catch em on some kinda sick tour like during holidays when they play a 6 hour show. I wore out before they did. Anyway, recommended, lemme see Gov't Mule - Live With a Little Help From Our Friends : original lineup before Woody died, great show, two versions of it out there. The short one, 2 discs maybe about 90 min or so, the long one 4 discs, the whole show, lotta guests (as usual). Great old rock, blues, and solid jams. Lotta covers and original material. Mofro - Lochloosa : Only one I got. They have another one out that I can't remember the name of, but they're front porch foot stompin music at its best. Sam Bush - Anything, if you dig some kick [expletive haxx0red by Raijinn] mandolin playing. Bela Fleck likes to guest on his stuff from time to time. __________________ -- Vors 70 Ranger -- Everfrost

02-25-2006, 04:35 AM	#29
Jay General Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 2,137	I really like the Mule. I only have Off the Deep End (?) and it's kickin' - the title is a lil different but it's the live disc with all the guest bassists they had on after Woody died. (RIP, Woody - we miss ya.) I love that Sco-Mule tune with Scofield rippin it up alongside Warren Haynes. "On the Banks of the Deep End" is another favorite on that album - I think that has Mike Gordon from Phish sitting in. Mofro definitely has that back-porch swampy bayou sound going. I don't have any of their stuff, but I've seen them live and they put on a good set. Sam Bush KICKS. I'm hoping to see him live around here sometime soon, I saw he's coming to town but I don't remember when - may have missed it. Anyone who can tear up a mandolin like that deserves some props. Heard some tunes where he played with Chris Thile (another mandolin prodigy) and wow... utter destruction. Got some live Om Trio tunes on now, from a show a year or two ago. Really wish these guys hadn't quit before I got to see them, this show has Jake Cinninger from Umphrey's McGee sitting in, and it's incredible. Wish I'd caught them before they bid their farewells. __________________

02-25-2006, 08:18 AM	#30
Steezi Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 239	WHO RECOMMENDED RJD2? Stylee needz to know.... certified hotness!!!! June almost makes me cry everytime i hear it... u likes rjd2 try some sage francis, aesop rock, Louis Logic maybes... Your in my territory now!!!! Stylee Mc'Cutta 62 ranga Nek friends prefer to call him just plain God...