What Are You Listening To?
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SpaceGrease
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Fired the fuck UP !
“Of all the things they taught you I'm telling you this son
All the wars fought before won't compare to this one”
“Of all the things they taught you I'm telling you this son
All the wars fought before won't compare to this one”
StonedGardener
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Ain't that so different from what we hear everyday. I can't " put my finger on it "......but I really like it . So simple , yet it invokes some primal instincts. A real change of pace !
Willy B. Goode
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Charles U Farley
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Stumbled onto a Allman Bro's concert from Fillmore East, that is _not_ the one that you're used to hearing. This is the _first_ show in 71. Usually, I post Owsley's recording from a year before, because it is so pristine and the bros are getting used to jamming, because they're just getting started. But this is a year later and they're hitting their fucking groove, the night before the recording you've heard. I use to debate with Owsley in a.d.p (alt.drugs.psychedelics)who improvised more, the Grateful Dead or the Allman Bros:
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Charles U Farley
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Hope things were not as bad as you were thinking, better than you were hoping, or as good as they are.
Drop That Sound
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My man, I can dig it! The names Bondwood, Clint Bondwood..
Drop That Sound
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SpaceGrease
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FULL THROTTLE !Hope things were not as bad as you were thinking, better than you were hoping, or as good as they are.
Weather Report
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This is me.
An Austrian, Peruvian, Costa Riqueño, black and white north americans... best of jazz fusion.
An Austrian, Peruvian, Costa Riqueño, black and white north americans... best of jazz fusion.
Charles U Farley
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For a bass lover like me, Jaco Pastorius was the man. Personally, Barry Oakley, Jack Casady, and Jack Bruce were the best bassists of their era (Jaco used to say he was the best bass player who ever lived
), but he and Weather Report were awesome.Jazz fusion, Blues fusion, Rock fusion... as long as we all get together and make great sounds, that's what matters!!
Welcome to the craziness of RIU! I have a feeling you're going to do fine here.
Weather Report
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Like button not available yetFor a bass lover like me, Jaco Pastorius was the man. Personally, Barry Oakley, Jack Casady, and Jack Bruce were the best bassists of their era (Jaco used to say he was the best bass player who ever lived
Jazz fusion, Blues fusion, Rock fusion... as long as we all get together and make great sounds, that's what matters!!
Welcome to the craziness of RIU! I have a feeling you're going to do fine here.
WR was for me basically Jaco years, till months ago, when I got a copy of Elegant People, a history of Weather Report, and could dive deep into the band history, listening to the discography from first to last. But Joni Mitchell's Hejira is different from everything u may hear. Electric fretless bass guitar was created by Jaco, he's not humble but the second mostly iconic jazz musician (Miles first for me), then hacked his instrument, just like Zawinul did...
Two huge pleasures: read about music and grow weed.
Amazing threads about organics here. Different types of grows and experiences. I've seen other forums, looks like everybody just bought a growing kit, but here we have a shot of old schools days of indoor growing!
Hope to share flowers pics asap!!
Thanks for your thoughts
StonedGardener
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Love that album, still got the vinyl
From about 50 yrs ago. I was never a big fan of southern, but these guys " blew me out of the water , back whe I was about 20 yrs old, at university! Great pick !
Weather Report
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Owsley Stanley, the Bear?
No shit! What a legend!