WAYLT

JOHN HIATT:  [Slow Turning]

1.Drive South
2.Trudy And Dave
3.Tennessee Plates
4.Icy Blue Heart
5.Sometime Other Than Now
6.Georgia Rae
7.Ride Along
8.Slow Turning
9.It'll Come To You
10.Is Anybody There?
11.Paper Thin
12.Feels Like Rain         

Starting my day with this AWESOME new album!

RICHARD THOMPSON:  [Electric [Deluxe 2CD]]

Sounds right up my alley.  I love when Richard straps on his old strat.  His acoustic work is astounding, but there is something, almost ethereal about his electric playing.  

Mornin All!

I have been hearing Richard Thompson's name forever-first time I think was seeing his and his ex-wife's Linda's album Shoot Out The Lights I beleieve it was called on a bunch of top ten critics lists years ago. I need to check his work out.


"Shiny Happy People" - R.E.M. w/Kate Pierson
when asked what song they would like to forget they ever recorded, this is the one R.E.M. mention first.

"Disposable Heroes(Live)" - Metallica

Hey Jonny and LD!

I have been hearing Richard Thompson's name forever-first time I think was seeing his and his ex-wife's Linda's album Shoot Out The Lights I beleieve it was called on a bunch of top ten critics lists years ago. I need to check his work out.

LD, I really think you owe it to yourself to check out Richard Thompson.  He is one of my favorite singer-songwriters.  The new album, Electric, is actually a great place to start, but you should also try Rumor & Sigh and Shoot Out The Lights, both great albums.   

[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxKTzwaEa2o]


  

Sounds good Rock, I have put Richard Thompson and The Steeldrivers at the top of my list.

Hey jonny!

Speaking of WAYLT inspired listening....


"Used To Be A Cop" - Drive-By Truckers

BOB DYLAN:  [Tempest]

Product Description:

Tempest is Bob Dylan's highly-anticipated 35th studio album and coincides with the 50th anniversary of his 1962 eponymous debut album. Produced by Jack Frost and recorded with the members of Dylan's touring band and Los Lobos' David Hidalgo, Tempest has received worldwide critical acclaim and has been firmly anchored at the top of Amazon's Best Sellers in Music chart since it became available for pre-orders in July 2012.

In its five-star review, Rolling Stone calls Tempest, ''musically varied and full of curveballs....Dylan now stand virtually alone among his 1960s peers.''

Entertainment Weekly gives it a ''Grade: A'' and writes, ''Dylan remains as magical and mysterious as ever.'' Associated Press calls it , ''One of the best discs you ll hear by anyone this year.'' Mojo also gives the album five stars, writing, ''Dylan sets sail on his finest album of this century.''

New Yorker says Tempest is ''as spirited and vigorous an album as he's made.'' The Washington Post writes that Dylan ''has delivered his most compelling release in more than a decade.''

Bob Dylan's four previous studio albums have been universally hailed as among the best of his storied career, achieving new levels of commercial success and critical acclaim for the artist. This year, Bob Dylan was also the recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the country's highest civilian honor.

Track Listing

1.Duquesne Whistle
2.Soon After Midnight
3.Narrow Way
4.Long and Wasted Years 3
5.Pay In Blood
6.Scarlet Town
7.Early Roman Kings
8.Tin Angel
9.Tempest
10.Roll On John         

BOB DYLAN:  [Tempest]

The title cut to this record is amazing-it tells the Titanic story in a way only Dylan could.

"Old Red Wine" - The Who

"Sugar Magnolia(Live)" - Grateful Dead

DECEMBERISTS:  [The King Is Dead]

Product Description:

2011 album from the Portland-based Alt-Rock/Folk band. The King Is Dead is a mostly-acoustic set of concise, Americana-based songs, that marks a deliberate turn towards simplicity after the band's wildly ambitious and acclaimed 2009 song-cycle The Hazards Of Love. Produced once again by Tucker Martine, The King Is Dead features special guest appearances by Americana luminary Gillian Welch and legendary R.E.M. guitarist Peter Buck. The album showcases the ways in which The Decemberists sound just as glorious in simple, stripped-down compositions as they do on the elaborate structures that have defined their work for years. The album was recorded in a converted barn at Pendarvis Farm, an 80-acre estate of lush meadows, forest, and Mt. Hood views outside of Portland.

Track Listing:

1.Don't Carry It All
2.Calamity Song
3.Rise To Me
4.Rox In the Box
5.January Hymn
6.Down By The Water
7.All Arise!
8.June Hymn
9.This Is Why We Fight
10.Dear Avery         

THE DIRTY GUV'NAHS:  [Somewhere Beneath These Southern Skies]

1. Can You Feel It
2. Don't Give Up On Me
3. Good Luck Charm
4. Temptation
5. Honey You
6. Live Forever
7. 3000 Miles
8. This Is My Heart
9. Fairlane
10. Lead Kindly Light
11. Dear Alice
12. Child
13. Goodnight Chicago
14. One Dance Left         

I have been hearing Richard Thompson's name forever-first time I think was seeing his and his ex-wife's Linda's album Shoot Out The Lights I beleieve it was called on a bunch of top ten critics lists years ago. I need to check his work out.

Shoot Out The Lights is one of my favorite albums of all time.  It clocks in at just about 35 minutes, but there isn't a throw-away track in the bunch.    
Heard Them Stirriing- Fleet Foxes

Shoot Out The Lights is one of my favorite albums of all time.  It clocks in at just about 35 minutes, but there isn't a throw-away track in the bunch.    
Heard Them Stirriing- Fleet Foxes

Cool, will definitely be checking it out. Going to buy it used on Amazon.


"The Trip To Pirate's Cove" - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers

Help- The Beatles

GEAR DADDIES:  [Let's Go Scare Al]

1.Cut Me Off
2.Statue of Jesus
3.Boys Will Be Boys
4.Don't Forget Me
5.Heavy Metal Boyz!
6.Drank So Much (Just Feel Stupid)
7.She's Happy
8.Blues Mary
9.This Time
10.Strength         

"Religion" - Elton John

Interesting that my Ipod played that song, followed by this one:

"Devil Inside" - Inxs

"The Loner" - Neil Young

Help- The Beatles

Well jonny, we almost had it on at the same time:

"Help!" - The Beatles
This is the version from the The Beatles Love soundtrack, the Cirque De Soleil show. It is a mashup of Beatles tunes produced by Sir George Martin and his son Niles. Being a Beatles purist it didn't sound like something I'd be into, but upon hearing it I think it's absolutely amazing. For example, the way they were able to lay the guitar solo from "Taxman" over the tune for "Drive My Car" so seamlessly is awesome, very creative. That's just one small example. I highly recommend it to any Beatle fan that has not heard it. 

"Testify(Live)" - Stevie Ray Vaughn 

"Parallel Universe" - Red Hot Chili Peppers

"Less Than Zero" - Elvis Costello and the Attractions

"Dearest" - Buddy Holly

"Long Train Runnin'" - Doobie Brothers


Goodnight All!!!

Morning, WAYLT?!

Smokin The Boys - Audra Mae & The Almighty Sound
Hammer and Tongs - Legendary Shack Shakers 

Got some weather issues, so gotta run early today.  Have a good one, everybody. 

Good morning!

JOHN CORBETT:  [Leaving Nothin' Behind]

Hello Rock and Gumbo.


Speak To Me / Breathe(In The Air) / Time         -              David Gilmour




"Live In Gdansk"        (2008)

Hey Koy!

OLD 97S:  [The Grand Theatre Volume One]

1.The Grand Theatre
2.Every Night Is Friday Night (Without You)
3.The Magician
4.You Were Born To Be In Battle
5.The Dance Class
6.Let The Whiskey Take The Reins
7.Champaign, Illinois
8.A State Of Texas
9.You Smoke Too Much
10.Love Is What You Are
11.Please Hold On While The Train Is Moving
12.The Beauty Marks         

Hello Everyone.


"Four Horsemen" - The Clash

"Black(Live)" - Pearl Jam

"What's Going On" - Husker Du

"Through The Never(Live)" - Metallica

"Time To Pretend" - MGMT

The lyrics to this song blow my mind:

I'm Feelin rough I'm Feelin raw I'm in the prime of my life.
Let's make some music make some money find some models for wives.
I'll move to Paris, shoot some heroin and fk with the stars.
You man the island and the cocaine and the elegant cars.

This is our decision to live fast and die young.
We've got the vision, now let's have some fun.
Yeah it's overwhelming, but what else can we do?
Get jobs in offices and wake up for the morning commute?

Forget about our mothers and our friends.
We were fated to pretend.

I'll miss the playgrounds and the animals and digging up worms.
I'll miss the comfort of my mother and the weight of the world.
I'll miss my sister, miss my father, miss my dog and my home.
Yeah I'll miss the boredom and the freedom and the time spent alone.

But there is really nothing, nothing we can do.
Love must be forgotten. Life can always start up anew.
The models will have children, we'll get a divorce,
We'll find some more models, Everything must run its course.

We'll choke on our vomit and that will be the end.
We were fated to pretend.

Yeah yeah yeah <!-- end of lyrics -->

"Rooster" - Alice In Chains

"Mississippi(Time Out Of Mind Outtake Version)" - Bob Dylan

"...And Justice For All(Live)" - Metallica

Greetings from  a local (sacto) starbucks...(getting work done on the car)


Hello LD.


Some sleepy muzak version of "Season Of The Witch"...it's deoressing as hell.  I need to get into the ipod age pronto!

it's deoressing as hell.    make that depressing

Some sleepy muzak version of "Season Of The Witch"...it's deoressing as hell.  I need to get into the ipod age pronto!

I'm tellin' ya buddy, it is so great to be able to pop some headphones on when you're in a situation like that one and march to the beat of your own drum. I held off on getting one for awhile, but I love it. the one I have is 120 G I believe, and as of now I have about 13,000 songs on it. I love having all that variety in a tiny little audio component. the only bad thing is the loss in audiio quality, but then again back in the day my sony walkman sounded like crap but I loved that too!


"One Way Street" - Aerosmith

Hey LD!

I've got nearly 16,000 songs on my 160GB iPod and I don't know how I ever lived without it!


CLEM SNIDE:  "Moment In The Sun"   

ALABAMA SHAKES:  "Hang Loose"

I've got nearly 16,000 songs on my 160GB iPod and I don't know how I ever lived without it!

For those of us who music lives in 24/7 it;s almost like before cell phones became common, you can't remember what your life was like before you had it.


"Devil's Dance" - Metallica