Me too! I love her music!

Hollywood Nights---Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band

Someone's not listening to neverendingwonder.

Set the controls for the heart of the sun - Floyd

Yes I love it-it's a return to her earlier albums so has more of a celtic feel than her most recent work. But it's not a step backwards-you can tell that she has learned a lot about production on her other more recent albums and so even when the album is a bit sparse sounding, there are still layers there.

Clannad-Skellig

Bob Segar is pretty rad. Been listening to the album Stranger In Town quite a bit lately.

Spent many summer nights listening to his Live Bullet album on the "corner" drinking many beers, way back in the 70s......now that was fun times

Heather Nova-Sugar

I caught Seger in concert about a year before he hit it big. He was still doing things like "Ramblin Gamblin Man" and "Noah." He tore the place up!

Man I would've loved to have been there to check out a lot of the cool shit you guys would've seen! Must've been unreal hearing some of those tunes when they first dropped too.

Pissed Jeans- Fantasy World

An "old school" song from 2002.





Newb, if you don't love that chorus you'll break my heart.

The House is Haunted - Glen Grey and the Casa Loma Orchestra

Sophie B Hawkins-The Darkest Childe

Witch Hunt - Robert Mirabal -- on NeverEndingWonder Halloween radio.

Laurie Anderson - The Day the Devil - on NeverEndingWonder

nice....never heard them before....got a Judas Priest sound going....me like

:)

Yes, there's something VERY 80s nwobhm about them. Especially on that album. Haven't heard their brand new one.

But it's actually an Australian band, believe it or not.


Another 80s party song from the same album is





:D

Yo Angra you should check out Razorwyre from over here. Dudes tear it up. Their first EP is available for free download from that link. Their song Suspiria rules.

I'll do that. Tonight.

Thanks!

Definitely 80s style.

Would say it's a blend between trash and nwobhm. And yes, with Suspiria and Battleshark being the strongest songs. Especially the last one, imho.

Music wise all the songs had lots of cool ol' school riffs. But the songs left a lot to be desired. Especially in the catchy area.

Thank you for listening.

I'm Angra. :cool:

The Longcut-Evil Dance

Ahhhh I love this song.

yeah....this guy is pretty cool.

Peasant's Promise - Blackmore's Night

Dirty York

a Southern Rock band from Australia of all places....pretty good too.

TV On The Radio-Killer Cranes

Not really a song I suppose but I haven't been able to stop listening to Iggy Pop read Tell-Tale Heart this month. It's been playing constantly.

ha....great stuff

Angelo Badalamenti

Dance Of The Dream Man (Twin Peaks)

Always picture the dwarf dancing around when i hear this...freaky

I saw Cactus on the same bill with Bob Seger that I mentioned before, and the headliner of the show was Ted Nugent. One of the most amazing shows I ever saw. The guy from Cactus and Nugent had a guitar duel.

fuck...would kill to have seen that line-up

Ticket price was $4! Ah, the good ol' days...

you ain't kidding



the most I've ever spent on a ticket was $94...Roger Waters The Wall tour in 2006

but that was worth it

Wow man that would've been really cool. I can visualise Catus being a really killer live band. Seems like they would be home in that environment improvising and jamming out on their tunes. Finally found a copy of the first LP on vinyl... can't wait till it arrives and I can slap in on the turntable.

There's just something about late 60s and 70s rock. I don't know... can't quite put my finger on what it is but it just kicks my ass.

Did either of you guys get to see the classic line up of Skynyrd or Uriah Heep? Got any other suggestions for bands I should check out? Keen to delve further into it all.