RE: Bearcat Banter Music Lover's Thread: Whatcha Listenin' To Son?
(07-03-2016 12:11 AM)UCGrad1992 Wrote: Jeff Buckley had one of the great voices in music that many never knew due to a career cut short from his tragic drowning in 1997.
So did his father, who also died tragically:
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RE: Bearcat Banter Music Lover's Thread: Whatcha Listenin' To Son?
(06-29-2016 09:15 PM)UCGrad1992 Wrote: IMHO their music writing reached higher and better limits beginning with the album that preceded Californication (1999) - One Hot Minute (1995) that featured Dave Navarro (formerly Jane's Addiction) on guitar.
Some pretty good shredding by Navarro, beginning about 2:47 of this one.
RE: Bearcat Banter Music Lover's Thread: Whatcha Listenin' To Son?
I dig the Peter Tosh tune Lush. There's something about a little reggae that makes my day. It just invites you to do a little shift and shuffle with your favorite frozen adult beverage in hand. Here's one of my all time favs from the master IMHO...
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RE: Bearcat Banter Music Lover's Thread: Whatcha Listenin' To Son?
(07-05-2016 09:38 PM)Brian_Johnson Wrote: I love Lush's music posts, because they are often things I have not heard. Along the lines of reggae, here are a couple more...
That is good stuff BJ! I swear DD sounds like a Carly Simon/Stevie Wonder combo platter singing some reggae for a comparison. I mean that as a compliment.
Yes, Lush's music taste is like a box of chocolates. You never know.....
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RE: Bearcat Banter Music Lover's Thread: Whatcha Listenin' To Son?
I'm not sure what the word is for that explains halfway between mildly interested (more than Bob Marley) and hardcore enthusiast, but I do enjoy reggae music and own several albums. So I had to include these songs in case some of you who have never heard of them want to explore some more.
RE: Bearcat Banter Music Lover's Thread: Whatcha Listenin' To Son?
One more, in the spirit of America. If you haven't caught these two Swedish sisters' version of Paul Simon's classic, give it a listen. Don't be afraid to cry. It's a healthy emotion.