The official "What are you listening to right now?" thread

[AbsoluteUte]

Say , how does one make the tongue black - besides werewolf blood or battery cables…?

[SkinyUte]

@AbsoluteUte

Say , how does one make the tongue black - besides werewolf blood or battery cables…?

Pepto Bismol always does it for me.

[AbsoluteUte]

 Helps to be in "top form" 

in the pit…

[Adam_Beasley]

@SkinyUte

Meh. I’ve always found them to be pretty bland. Much better melodeath (melodic death metal) out there.

Wilderun (by far the best American metal band working today, imo), Satyricon, Amorphis, Septicflesh, November’s Doom, (old) Opeth, Paradise Lost, Ruins of Beverast, Swallow the Sun, etc.

I always felt the same about Katatonia. If you want sad boi metal, Sentenced, Omnium Gatherum and Insomnium are far better.

[SkinyUte]

A couple others that came to mind this morning were Mors Principum Est and Edge of Sanity.

I recommend Edge of Sanity’s “Crimson” to anyone even remotely interested in metal. Ignore the silly cover art, it’s a brilliant concept album that has riffs and hooks for daaaaaaaaaays. So good.

Edge Of Sanity - Crimson

[RowdyReptile]

Lazy - Deep Purple

[RowdyReptile]

Pink Floyd - Any Colour You Like (PULSE Restored & Re-Edited)

[UteBrave]

Wilco - Jesus, Etc. (Lyrics)

[330ute]

Hikky Burr (Theme From "The Bill Cosby Show")

[IrvingWashington]

Heard this last night on a TV show. It worked.

Otis Redding - Try a Little Tenderness (Official Audio)

[UteBrave]

Kilby Block Party just announced the lineup for the 3-day concert. Some great bands are coming, including The Strokes. This is a big deal for Utah/SLC.

The Strokes - The Adults Are Talking (Official Video)

[NewbombTurk]

@RockerUte

But… I’m old.

A great deal of the bands that I would love to see have few living members left (e.g. Canned Heat), or they don’t get along (e.g. Grand Funk Railroad). Now that’s old.

[Greginslc]

I wanted to see the Beatles; but by the time I was old enough and had money, they had been broken up for over a decade.

[NewbombTurk]

@RockerUte

Must listen to Grand Funk now.

I recommend either the red album, or Closer to Home

[salUTE]

@NewbombTurk

(e.g. Canned Heat), or they don’t get along (e.g. Grand Funk Railroad)

@Greginslc

Beatles

There’s always the Rolling Stones, who I consider to be one of the greatest rock and roll bands of that same era, or ever for that matter. Jagger and Richards are the only two from the original 60’s era band still playing, but they are the two central figures musically. (The fact that Richard’s is still alive is a testament to how genetics are WAY more important than lifestyle.)

I saw them in about '66, at of all places, Lagoon, and then again in about '94 at Rice Stadium. I’d love to see them again.

[NewbombTurk]

“You kids don’t know Grand Funk Railroad? The wild shirtless lyrics of Mark Farner? The bong rattling bass of Mel Schacher? The competent drumwork of Don Brewer?”

[UteBrave]

@RockerUte

Strokes, PIXIES (!!!), Yeah, Yeah, Yeahs, Pavement and even Run the Jewels I’d like to see. But… I’m old.

I’ll bet I’m older than you but I’m going. haha

[330ute]

@RockerUte

Oh I’m familiar with Grand Funk Railroad… to quote Homer Simpson:

“Grand Funk Railroad paved the way for Jefferson Airplane, which paved the way for Jefferson Starship. The ground was now set for the Allan Parson Project - which was some sort of hovercraft I believe.”

You can never go wrong quoting Homer Simpson !

[UteBrave]

Today is Dave Brubeck’s birthday.

Dave Brubeck - Take Five

[IrvingWashington]

@salUTE

There’s always the Rolling Stones, who I consider to be one of the greatest rock and roll bands of that same era, or ever for that matter. Jagger and Richards are the only two from the original 60’s era band still playing, but they are the two central figures musically. (The fact that Richard’s is still alive is a testament to how genetics are WAY more important than lifestyle.)

I saw them in about '66, at of all places, Lagoon, and then again in about '94 at Rice Stadium. I’d love to see them again.

I heard the 1994 concert while sitting in my back yard on K St.