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Thee Michelle Gun Elephant
Not much out of me lately ( Read more... ) -
Cool stuff. I say so.
The amazing DJ Earworm mashes up the Billboard Top 25 of 2008 into about 5 minutes of video.
I far prefer his production & editing work to most-or-all of the underlying compositions.
Good thing there are Fair Use laws...
Then there is this wonderful ten-minute piece of history: ABC News' show 20/20 doing a story on that new genre of music ( Read more... ) -
ASL
Here is a really great ASL translation translator performance of Marilyn Manson's "The New Shit". It makes me happy, it makes me sad, it makes me want to fund a whole bunch of work like it.
No new news on me- the job hunt is looking good, but nothing in hand yet. -
Rather than talk about myself, have some guitar music.
Warren Zevon jamming on "Boom Boom Mancini" in Boston's South (Train) Station in 1995. I don't know if he was busking. Wouldn't surprise me.
Dang that man could play geetar. Oh, and write.
Now here is some just straight up show off stuff: The Chester & Lester show- Chet Atkins & Les Paul.
There is some wacky music for sale on DVD at Read more... ) -
Sometimes weird measures are called for
'Cos I like Sci Fi Rock!
Klaatu... Check out more of their Scifiprogaliciousness.
See, the thing is Brian May of Queen really is an astrophysicist, thus they can have a correct cool-sad-sentimental song about the effects of relativity.
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A bit less bluegrassy: Poppy post-punk from my past
AllRoy Sez:
I was in the studio consulting on the knob twiddling when the studio version of this was being recorded. It is in fact possible that I produced and ran the show this clip was recorded at. It was a long time ago, though and I would need to know who opened to be sure ( Read more... ) -
Thanks, Bro.
My big brother had some major influences on me ( Read more... ) -
1970's piano driven rock; Live
Elton John, Madison Square Garden, 1976: Funeral for a Friend/ Love Lies Bleeding:
Damaged and slightly edited, but masterful.
Unrelated other than starting with a lengthy piano intro & being from- at a guess- 1977, Jethro Tull performing Locomotive Breath:
I might post something about me someday.
I might not.
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