Once again: what are you listening to now?

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Deftones are similar to who? What genre?

I can't say that they are really similar to anyone, but they are heavier guitar rock. This is probably their best known song (acoustic version):


This is my favorite song from the current album Diamond Eyes:
 
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"Live From the American Ballroom" by Donna the Buffalo

Familiar with this band? Perhaps you should be. :cool:
 
"Live From the American Ballroom" by Donna the Buffalo

Familiar with this band? Perhaps you should be. :cool:

Quite familiar, a jam-band staple. In a similar corner of the musical world, I'm making my way though String Cheese Incident's "Untying the Not" and getting a dose of psychedelia as they romp though a whole series of songs made of meandering noises. Makes me want to smoke some weed and spend a weekend at a festival. You can find lots of live music from Donna at www.archive.org
 
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Joe Satriani: Anthology

The Crush of Love


I'm listening to this for the first time really ... I guess this guy can play guitar.
 
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Alternating between the new Alison Krauss & Union Station release and some Rise Against, Appeal to Reason.
 
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Picked up:

Brett Dennen - Hope for the Homeless - amazing singer song/writer

Mosters of Folk - kind of a mini supergroup with guys from My morning jacket and Bright Eye's.

Dweezil Zappa - Return of The Son Of ..... - Great live cd from the Zappa plays Zappa shows.

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Joe Satriani: Anthology

The Crush of Love


I'm listening to this for the first time really ... I guess this guy can play guitar.

I've been talkin' up Satch for years... You're like my wife. She doesn't listen either!:D

The beauty of JS is that he doesn't let his virtuosity get in the way of melody...but it's still there. He can shred with the best of them but his music has feeling no mater how fast or slow the tempo is. It's not just about how many notes you can play how fast. Ok, I'll stop now.:o:)





Jeff Campitelli, his drummer, is one of my all time favorites also. :cool:
 
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