I kinda hate to admit this, but i'm listening to the new "Florence & the machine" CD.
It's actually really good.
I hear a little Sinead in her delivery ("Lion & the Cobra" era Sinead), some anger there.
The music kinda fits her voice, and i like it.
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I kinda hate to admit this, but i'm listening to the new "Florence & the machine" CD.
It's actually really good.
I hear a little Sinead in her delivery ("Lion & the Cobra" era Sinead), some anger there.
The music kinda fits her voice, and i like it.
The Mahavishnu Orchestra-Birds Of Fire
Track 7-"One Word" 9:55 of pure percussive genius by the masterful Billy Cobham.
Hands down the best Jazz or Fusion album of all time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jungle Drummer
Words can't describe the amazingness of that record.
In the Aerosmith Autobiography, there's a chapter on when they opened for Mahavishnu for a tour, and Joey Kramer was distraught because seeing Billy Cobham playing was like he was playing a completely different instrument.
Billy is quite amazing, my 3rd favorite after Al and Buddy Rich. Back then, he was the first guy that some people felt had finally taken Buddy's crown as World's Best Drummer.Quote:
Originally Posted by vhfanjack
You guys gotta hear the "Spectrum" album by Billy Cobham.
It's one of my favorites and features Tommy Bolin on guitar.
My Dad has it and it's on my iPod, but I haven't listened to it enough to remember tracks. From what my reaction was though, it had some pretty killer stuff. I just contradicted myself.Quote:
Originally Posted by unchainedguitars
It's awesome!Quote:
Originally Posted by unchainedguitars
I fancied something acoustic, so I put on the Bert Jansch debut.
Tool's Lateralus making it's way back into the rotation. Still one of my favs.
Half the way through #2. SOB! Al smokes on Outta Love Again!