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Lunacy What The Hell Are You Listening To?
- Thread starter EveryDayAmnesiac
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Tincandtoke
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Bologna
(zombie) woof.
Well, if you're gonna do THAT, @Tincandtoke, then someone's gotta do THIS (and it might as well be me!):
BUDDY RICH VS. ANIMAL FROM THE MUPPETS
And THIS too, for people a little younger, sure, I guess, why not....:
Dave Grohl and Animal Drum Battle - The Muppets
BUDDY RICH VS. ANIMAL FROM THE MUPPETS
And THIS too, for people a little younger, sure, I guess, why not....:
Dave Grohl and Animal Drum Battle - The Muppets
FabulatorPoeta
Where has the time gone?
A discovery from the Faroe Islands
Your eyes tell me stories that I can understand
I have seen the future written in your hand
Now I surrender
I am falling down
Hoping you will catch me before I hit the ground
You are all I see
For you I am falling free
I have walked the steepest mountains, sailed the seven seas
I have been looking for you in every part of me
Now I surrender
I am falling down
Hoping you will catch me before I hit the ground
You are all I see
For you I am falling free
You, my destiny
For you I am falling free
Your eyes tell me stories that I can understand
I have seen the future written in your hand
Now I surrender
I am falling down
Hoping you will catch me before I hit the ground
You are all I see
For you I am falling free
I have walked the steepest mountains, sailed the seven seas
I have been looking for you in every part of me
Now I surrender
I am falling down
Hoping you will catch me before I hit the ground
You are all I see
For you I am falling free
You, my destiny
For you I am falling free
Bologna
(zombie) woof.
Prolly a top 5 "restart-your-life" destination for me, and has been for YEARS...
Absolutely SPECTACULAR!
But I'm sure they'd never take me tho once the money ran out...
terrible audio buuuuut..... VIDEO! (and a cool "lesson" on major chords):
Electric Light Orchestra - Livin' Thing (Official Video)
EDIT:
Here, this sounds waaaaay better... try and synch em up!
(I know you LUV Jeff, @FabulatorPoeta!)
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FabulatorPoeta
Where has the time gone?
Prolly a top 5 "restart-your-life" destination for me, and has been for YEARS...
Absolutely SPECTACULAR!
But I'm sure they'd never take me tho once the money ran out...
terrible audio buuuuut..... VIDEO! (and a cool "lesson" on major chords):
Electric Light Orchestra - Livin' Thing (Official Video)
EDIT:
Here, this sounds waaaaay better... try and synch em up!
(I know you LUV Jeff, @FabulatorPoeta!)
Yes I sure do @Bologna ! Thanks for posting.
Bologna
(zombie) woof.
I'm in the midst of what was once a very common Sunday routine... all 3 in a row whilst sipping bevs and typical lazy brunch-type fare... eggs bene anyone with hollandaise meant for 4 but only supplied to 2...? you betcha!
Mississippi John Hurt "Today!" - Full Album
Mississippi John Hurt "Last Sessions" - Full Album
And YouPube doesn't have the 3rd (2nd actually), "The Immortal", that was included in the 3 CD box set I bought in '98 and used to rip the files I'm listening to (I almost never listen to the youtube videos I post cuz I listen to my better sounding files... but I do listen to YOURS if I don't have it!).
Here's the actual set
So I'll included a dif one that is much much older but also VERY important, probably moreso:
1928 Sessions
Fascinating story if you're interested
Mississippi John Hurt "Today!" - Full Album
Mississippi John Hurt "Last Sessions" - Full Album
And YouPube doesn't have the 3rd (2nd actually), "The Immortal", that was included in the 3 CD box set I bought in '98 and used to rip the files I'm listening to (I almost never listen to the youtube videos I post cuz I listen to my better sounding files... but I do listen to YOURS if I don't have it!).
Here's the actual set
So I'll included a dif one that is much much older but also VERY important, probably moreso:
1928 Sessions
Fascinating story if you're interested
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Bologna
(zombie) woof.
Can u dig it....? Cuzzzzzz:
Captain Beefheart-Sure Nuff N Yes I Do
5 Reasons I Love Captain Beefheart (From: Here)
1. He claimed that he could remember being born. That’s pretty much all you need to know.
2. During a warm-up performance for the Monterey Festival in 1967, Beefheart thought he saw a girl in the crowd turn into a fish and blow bubbles from her mouth, so he straightened his tie and promptly walked off the ten-foot stage, landing on their manager Bob Krasnow. Unsurprisingly, they didn’t play the festival and a 20 year-old Ry Cooder exited the band. Acid is bad for you, kids.
3. Beefheart had a five-octave vocal range and his voice was so powerful that he actually shattered a microphone whilst recording ‘Electricity’ for his first album. Allegedly he would purposefully try to catch colds so he could retain his scratchy and growling Delta blues vocals.
4. Beefheart rented a two-bedroom house in the Woodland Hills in LA where the Magic Band lived communally, writing and rehearsing the Trout Mask Replica album for 8 months (which Zappa produced). The whole process became a cult-like experience with one band member permitted to leave the house once a week to collect food and drinks. Various band members actually escaped the house, but then felt compelled to return (suckers)! Despite the fact that a band member was thrown down the stairs at one point, the songs were so well rehearsed that 21 of the instrumental tracks were recorded in a single four and a half hour session. Best tyrant ever.
5. Aside from all of the crazy, tyrannical stories that you hear (which I happen to love), the fact of the matter is that Don Van Vliet was an innovator. He really did influence and pave the way for a slew of artists to follow and was unashamedly experimental. He also wore his own influences proudly on his sleeve, lifting his vocal style from heroes like Howlin’ Wolf and Robert Johnson.
Captain Beefheart & the Magic Band (Live on Beat Club 1972).
Captain Beefheart-Sure Nuff N Yes I Do
5 Reasons I Love Captain Beefheart (From: Here)
1. He claimed that he could remember being born. That’s pretty much all you need to know.
2. During a warm-up performance for the Monterey Festival in 1967, Beefheart thought he saw a girl in the crowd turn into a fish and blow bubbles from her mouth, so he straightened his tie and promptly walked off the ten-foot stage, landing on their manager Bob Krasnow. Unsurprisingly, they didn’t play the festival and a 20 year-old Ry Cooder exited the band. Acid is bad for you, kids.
3. Beefheart had a five-octave vocal range and his voice was so powerful that he actually shattered a microphone whilst recording ‘Electricity’ for his first album. Allegedly he would purposefully try to catch colds so he could retain his scratchy and growling Delta blues vocals.
4. Beefheart rented a two-bedroom house in the Woodland Hills in LA where the Magic Band lived communally, writing and rehearsing the Trout Mask Replica album for 8 months (which Zappa produced). The whole process became a cult-like experience with one band member permitted to leave the house once a week to collect food and drinks. Various band members actually escaped the house, but then felt compelled to return (suckers)! Despite the fact that a band member was thrown down the stairs at one point, the songs were so well rehearsed that 21 of the instrumental tracks were recorded in a single four and a half hour session. Best tyrant ever.
5. Aside from all of the crazy, tyrannical stories that you hear (which I happen to love), the fact of the matter is that Don Van Vliet was an innovator. He really did influence and pave the way for a slew of artists to follow and was unashamedly experimental. He also wore his own influences proudly on his sleeve, lifting his vocal style from heroes like Howlin’ Wolf and Robert Johnson.
Captain Beefheart & the Magic Band (Live on Beat Club 1972).
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Bologna
(zombie) woof.
Aphex Twin - Syro (2014)
Aphex Twin's List of Gear Used on Syro Surfaces
A Designs Reddi
A Designs Pacifica
ADT Toolkit x4
Akai S950HXC
AKG Contact Mics
Alice Mixer
Allen Heath Mix Wizard
Allen Organ Spring Reverb
AMS RM16
API 3124+
API 550A
API 550A orig
API 550B API 560
API 8200A
ARP 2500
Atari 1040 + Midi Expansions + HXC
Avedis E27
Bode Vocoder
Boss BX16
Boss BX8
Boss GE7
Buzz Audio Arc1.1
Calrec Minimixer
Calrec RQP3200
Casio FZ10 + FZ20M + NXC
Chandler Delay Black
Chandler Delay Cream
Chandler Zoner Limiter
Cirklon Sequencer
Court Acoustics Graphic
Crumar Bit01 White
Cwejman RES4 x3
Cwejman VC06
Disklavier MKIV Pro Custom
DPA 4052
Drawner Stereo Gate Dytronics FS1
Elysia Mpressor
EML 101. modded
EMS 2000 Vocoder
EMT 140 Plate/Stereo/Tube
EMT 240 Gold Foil
EMT 252 FX
EMT 258 x4 Filters
Ensoniq ASR10 Eventide DSP4000
Eventide H3000 DSE
Eventide H949 x4
Focusrite ISA110 Orig x8
Focusrite ISA430
Fulltone Tape Echo
Harrison 32EQ GR500
HAT Mechanical Drums
Helios x2
Intellijel Rubicon
JH ARP Quadra Phaser
JH Storm Tide FLanger x2
JH Tau Phaser
Jomox Sunsyn V1 x2
Kawai K5000R
Klark Teknik DN780
Korg DS8
Korg Minipops7 Midi. sepouts
Korg PS3200
Korg PS3300 x3
Lexicon 480L
Lexicon PCM70
LPG
Lynx Aurora 16
Make Noise DPO
Marion PROSynth x2
Meinl Water UDU
Micmix Dynaflanger
Micmix Masteroom 2
Midas Venice Desk
Midimoogs x2
Modular Systems/Eurorack
Moog Memory Lintronics
MIT Ensemble
Mum & Dad Vocals
Musicmaid Claptrap x4
Nagra IV-S
Neotek Elite 64 Channel Custom
Neumann V473 x2
Oberheim OBX, racked
Oberheim Modular SEMs, racked
Orla DSE24
Pearl SC40
Pearl Syncussion, racked/midi/mod x4
Plugins, various
Pultec EQP-1A3
Quad Eight 248 x2
Quantec Room Simulator
Retro Instruments Powerstrip
Rhodes Chroma
RME Fireface800
RMI Harmonic Synth
Roland 101s, modded
Roland CE1
Roland D550
Roland MK550
Roland MK570
Roland R8/ROM(?)
Roland TR606 / 666?, modded
Roland TR808
Sci Prophet VS
Sci Prophet5, racked/keyboard
Sennheiser VSM201
Serge Modular 9-panel
Shure Auxpander
Siemens V78 x2
Simmons SD53(??)
SM Pro PEQ505
Songbird Tri Chorus x2
Sound Devices 772
Soundcraft Ghost
Soundworkshop 262
SPL TD4
SSL 4000 Channel Strips x5
SSL X desk
Studio Electronics Code8 Full
Synthoma Elkorus
Synton Syntovox 221 x2
Tantek Flanger/Delay
TC1210
Tongue Drums
TR727
TR9090
Valley People Gain Brains
Valley People Kepex x10
Wildlife
Yamaha CS80
Yamaha D5000
Yamaha DX100, modded
Yamaha DX11
Yamaha EX42
Yamaha FS1R
Yamaha RX11
Yamaha TX16W x2
Zither AFX-scale
A Designs Pacifica
ADT Toolkit x4
Akai S950HXC
AKG Contact Mics
Alice Mixer
Allen Heath Mix Wizard
Allen Organ Spring Reverb
AMS RM16
API 3124+
API 550A
API 550A orig
API 550B API 560
API 8200A
ARP 2500
Atari 1040 + Midi Expansions + HXC
Avedis E27
Bode Vocoder
Boss BX16
Boss BX8
Boss GE7
Buzz Audio Arc1.1
Calrec Minimixer
Calrec RQP3200
Casio FZ10 + FZ20M + NXC
Chandler Delay Black
Chandler Delay Cream
Chandler Zoner Limiter
Cirklon Sequencer
Court Acoustics Graphic
Crumar Bit01 White
Cwejman RES4 x3
Cwejman VC06
Disklavier MKIV Pro Custom
DPA 4052
Drawner Stereo Gate Dytronics FS1
Elysia Mpressor
EML 101. modded
EMS 2000 Vocoder
EMT 140 Plate/Stereo/Tube
EMT 240 Gold Foil
EMT 252 FX
EMT 258 x4 Filters
Ensoniq ASR10 Eventide DSP4000
Eventide H3000 DSE
Eventide H949 x4
Focusrite ISA110 Orig x8
Focusrite ISA430
Fulltone Tape Echo
Harrison 32EQ GR500
HAT Mechanical Drums
Helios x2
Intellijel Rubicon
JH ARP Quadra Phaser
JH Storm Tide FLanger x2
JH Tau Phaser
Jomox Sunsyn V1 x2
Kawai K5000R
Klark Teknik DN780
Korg DS8
Korg Minipops7 Midi. sepouts
Korg PS3200
Korg PS3300 x3
Lexicon 480L
Lexicon PCM70
LPG
Lynx Aurora 16
Make Noise DPO
Marion PROSynth x2
Meinl Water UDU
Micmix Dynaflanger
Micmix Masteroom 2
Midas Venice Desk
Midimoogs x2
Modular Systems/Eurorack
Moog Memory Lintronics
MIT Ensemble
Mum & Dad Vocals
Musicmaid Claptrap x4
Nagra IV-S
Neotek Elite 64 Channel Custom
Neumann V473 x2
Oberheim OBX, racked
Oberheim Modular SEMs, racked
Orla DSE24
Pearl SC40
Pearl Syncussion, racked/midi/mod x4
Plugins, various
Pultec EQP-1A3
Quad Eight 248 x2
Quantec Room Simulator
Retro Instruments Powerstrip
Rhodes Chroma
RME Fireface800
RMI Harmonic Synth
Roland 101s, modded
Roland CE1
Roland D550
Roland MK550
Roland MK570
Roland R8/ROM(?)
Roland TR606 / 666?, modded
Roland TR808
Sci Prophet VS
Sci Prophet5, racked/keyboard
Sennheiser VSM201
Serge Modular 9-panel
Shure Auxpander
Siemens V78 x2
Simmons SD53(??)
SM Pro PEQ505
Songbird Tri Chorus x2
Sound Devices 772
Soundcraft Ghost
Soundworkshop 262
SPL TD4
SSL 4000 Channel Strips x5
SSL X desk
Studio Electronics Code8 Full
Synthoma Elkorus
Synton Syntovox 221 x2
Tantek Flanger/Delay
TC1210
Tongue Drums
TR727
TR9090
Valley People Gain Brains
Valley People Kepex x10
Wildlife
Yamaha CS80
Yamaha D5000
Yamaha DX100, modded
Yamaha DX11
Yamaha EX42
Yamaha FS1R
Yamaha RX11
Yamaha TX16W x2
Zither AFX-scale
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