What Are You Listening To?

[DudeAsInCool]

Luis Vega Eol remix of Curtis Mayfield's Superfly

[Redneck4sure]

Luis Vega Eol remix of Curtis Mayfield's Superfly

Like it better than the original??

Larry Graham - One In A Million You ....now playing cause wifey likes it. Maybe I will get lucky.

If not, there's always the goats.

[bmc]

/me is listening to Never Say Never by Queens Of The Stone Age

[DudeAsInCool]

Argentinian DJ -- Hernan Cattaneo: The Masters Series Vol. 2

Thrive Recordings

Breathe - Rufus

You can listen to the simulcast here:

simulcast.ram

[bmc]

/me is listening to Smokin' In The Boys Room by Motley Crue

[bmc]

/me is listening to The Heartless by HIM

[Amber]

Simple Man~ Shinedown....I think LOL

[Cerebral_Assassin]

Def Leppard - Bringin' On The Heartbreak

[Meehowski]

Oh yeah.........

Krafterk------Computer Love!!

[DudeAsInCool]

Adventures In Sucess by Will Powers

(Great funky guitar and horns)

[Meehowski]

Are You Going With Me?-----Pat Metheny!

[Cerebral_Assassin]

Minnie Driver - Everything I've Got in My Pocket

[DudeAsInCool]

State of Independence - By Joy

Stolen Moments by Oliver Nelson (Jazz featured on KCRW's Cafe in LA)

[DudeAsInCool]

ScumFrog - Come On

Memory Gospel - Moby

[DudeAsInCool]

Little Child Running Wild (king Britt Scuba Mix) by Curtis Mayfield

[DudeAsInCool]

Gone Forever by Ulrich Schnauss

[Meehowski]

Don't Cry by Seal.........

[DudeAsInCool]

Timelines - John Serrie (Mirimar)

Some easy listening muzack off the tv, but it features some nice guitar work

[KiwiCoromandel]

george lynch..." you shook me " from the 2004 album " furious george "..a great version of this rocker....george rulz!!!..one of the greatest rock guitarists and stylists ever.........

Thoughts on Dimebag

I remember the first time I met dime was back in the mid 80”s.

Pantera played with Dokken a lot in Texas. There was a chain of hard rock venues called Cardi’s and we would frequently share the stage with Pantera. This was without Phil and they were more of a hair band and Dime wasn’t called “Dime” yet and his playing was more in the VH vein.

I remember him and his band standing right at the front of the stage during our set and rocking out. He was just a skinny kid back then. He went on after us and just tore it up. I knew he was a special player that night. We talked a lot about gear. I remember he really liked the Randall RG-100’s I was using and planned on checking them out.

I’ve run into him a few other times over the years. Lynch Mob did some dates with them in the early 90s and we partied pretty hard. I remember thinking how can he drink this much and still play his ass off like he does.

I saw Dime and Vinnie at the NAMM show last year in Anaheim and they invited my daughter Mariah and I into their limo to listen to their new project, Damageplan. That blew us me away.

I guess there was a lot of bad blood between Phil and the brothers. I wonder if there was any connection between what happened to Dime and that running feud?

Dimebag’s playing was imaginative, soulful and technical. His music was brutal and unrelenting as was the manner in which he died. There’s no use in trying to make sense of the tragedy, just appreciate what he gave us in his life.

Events like this make me long for the good old days when our rock stars just OD’d and slipped away quietly into oblivion.

George Lynch

[DudeAsInCool]

Facing the Sun - Patrick O'Hearn

[Redneck4sure]

First two of Tommy James post Shondells albums.

1970 - Tommy James

1971 - Christian of the World

[DudeAsInCool]

Dream Stealer - Uman

[Umma]

Damien Rice - O

[Tiremonkey2000]

Hall and Oates - One on One

[DudeAsInCool]

Bdp You Must Learn Jive Records