What is Goldtop listening to?

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Originally Posted by 38Roars

Cant stop listening to Warren Haynes .... Man in Motion Album!....and he is using PRS AMPS too!!

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Certainly agree there JD - some mighty fine musicians supporting Warren on that recording for sure - including Ian McLagan, Ruthie Foster, George Porter - I've been fortunate to see all of them in the last year fronting their own bands (Mac twice). Really fine effort by Warren.

Larry

Solomon Burke - You're The Kind Of Trouble (I could Get In to)

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Originally Posted by Hans

Pantera - Walk

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Funny you should post that - the new firmware for the AxeFX II came out and I tonematched WALK - and its so unreal I can't stop giggling as I play haha

Ween - B-Sides, Demos & Rarities Vol 2

http://vipdictionary.com/img/ween.jpg

I'm feelin' some Jamiroquai this morning.

Glad to see there's some folks listening to the heavy stuff, too!

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Originally Posted by DISTORT6

Glad to see there's some folks listening to the heavy stuff, too!

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\m/ :lol: \m/

When you think about it, Paul got his true starts by endorsing heavy players. I mean Howard Leese and Carlos Santana ripppppped! :twisted:

It's relative, I suppose. Each era has their own "Heavy." I don't think Carlos ever conjured the beast like Mastodon - or my man QCG.

YouTube Motor City 5 (MC5) "Kick Out The Jams." Those guys were were pretty heavy for the era.

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Originally Posted by Hans

It's relative, I suppose. Each era has their own "Heavy." I don't think Carlos ever conjured the beast like Mastodon - or my man QCG.

YouTube Motor City 5 (MC5) "Kick Out The Jams." Those guys were were pretty heavy for the era.

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True but I mean there really wasn't a Mastodon or Metallica heavy group in the late 60s, was there? So I think he was pretty heavy for his time. You can tell because apparently parents didn't like their kids listening to him :lol:

Lately it's anything featuring Jimmy Herring, particularly the recent 'Wood Tour' stuff with Widespread Panic. He and Warren Haynes are my guitar gods.

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Originally Posted by MTrip

Lately it's anything featuring Jimmy Herring, particularly the recent 'Wood Tour' stuff with Widespread Panic. He and Warren Haynes are my guitar gods.

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Listen to as many Phil Lesh & Friends shows as you can with Herring, Haynes, Molo, Barraco & Lesh....early 2000's.

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Originally Posted by themike

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It's relative, I suppose. Each era has their own "Heavy." I don't think Carlos ever conjured the beast like Mastodon - or my man QCG.

YouTube Motor City 5 (MC5) "Kick Out The Jams." Those guys were were pretty heavy for the era.

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True but I mean there really wasn't a Mastodon or Metallica heavy group in the late 60s, was there? So I think he was pretty heavy for his time. You can tell because apparently parents didn't like their kids listening to him :lol:

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Lately it's anything featuring Jimmy Herring, particularly the recent 'Wood Tour' stuff with Widespread Panic. He and Warren Haynes are my guitar gods.

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Listen to as many Phil Lesh & Friends shows as you can with Herring, Haynes, Molo, Barraco & Lesh....early 2000's.

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You betcha, I've actually got that entire Beacon run on DVD. :D
Wish I could've seen the recent PLQ 'reunion' shows at Terrapin Crossroads though... :cry:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEoTfs6erEA&feature=related

I've been listening to a lot of All That Remains and This Town Needs Guns lately. All That Remains is a metal band with great percussive rhythm sensibilities and fluid lead word. This Town Needs Guns is a more eclectic math rock band with intricate double capo'd alternate tuned guitar work. Two polar opposites of the music spectrum but brilliant groups in their own right.

All That Remains "For We Are Many"
http://youtu.be/qWMTEpXjJuo?hd=1

This Town Needs Guns "Lemur"
http://youtu.be/GkC5fcr_SS8

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Originally Posted by OsirisProtocol

I've been listening to a lot of All That Remains and This Town Needs Guns lately.

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Thanks for the recommendations - I'm really digging This Town Needs Guns (and immediately picked up 'Animals') but I just can't cope with the Cookie Monster vocals from All That Remains.... :o

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Originally Posted by MTrip

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Originally Posted by OsirisProtocol

I've been listening to a lot of All That Remains and This Town Needs Guns lately.

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Thanks for the recommendations - I'm really digging This Town Needs Guns (and immediately picked up 'Animals') but I just can't cope with the Cookie Monster vocals from All That Remains.... :o

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Fair enough. The vocals really aren't for everyone and I can respect that. Glad your digging TTNG. I'm looking forward to their new album dropping.

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Originally Posted by OsirisProtocol

All That Remains "For We Are Many"
http://youtu.be/qWMTEpXjJuo?hd=1

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Thats really funny you mention them, I was hanging with Jeanie for pretty much all of last weekend. Mike also nerded out for a little bit about PRS when I showed him my redone Cu22 :lol: :lol: