Neil Young-Heart of Gold.....a 2006 concert from Nashville with Neil and some friends...pretty good but mellow....I only saw the last half hour of the two hour show

Right now, Casey Jones, Grateful Dead has been on repeat today.

Rubber band man by the Detroit spinners...

Love love love. This was my daddy's music. Memories....

I love the live version of Old Man, when he was super young (no pun intended)...

I went to Desert Trip years ago. Did you hear about it?
One of... NO, the BEST concert I will ever go to.

I heard that the Old Man fell off the mountain several years ago.

He did, if I remember right it was May 2nd ot so...Happy Anniversary Old Man

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5C-DShN82mc

He's got a thing.......going on.....

Inspired by all this Neil Young talk:

Neil Young - Live Rust

Many moons ago, when I worked in a record store, one of my co-workers used to play this every time we worked together so I heard this album couple times a week. ‘Course, as a Neil fan too, I didn’t have any objections.

77F / 73% RH / 13 mph - put in over 6 hours of work today, needed a nap when I got home.

listened to one of three I got from the library, don't remember which...as familiar and comfortable as this style is, they seem to bring some changes to my ears' normal sense of timing, or the singer is less structured...or it could be the acid.
will post after a relisten and the other two hit the player.

agree, but his "phrasing" is sometimes out of sync or something. Truthfully, I wasn't fully focused, was in the car, taking calls, getting aggravated and stuff.
But my comments are not necessarily negative.

Porcupine Tree Amazing band that changes sound a lot but you still love em. Watch In the half light live.


Think a mix of Floyd andthe hard rock.

Had a chance to see the original lineup back in ‘71 but for whatever reason, chose to not go. Maybe because Three Dog Night was also on the bill.

Los Indios Trabajaras

If you have Netflix, I’d recommend “Now More Than Ever: The History of Chicago”. I learned quite a lot about the group and some of the members.

I'll have to check it out. Though not sure how much left to learn after listening to my dad spew little factoids before, during and after the show (actual number of "facts" in those factoids still to be determined). He paid to do the picture with the band afterwards and claims Pankow remembered him when he said his name (stated earlier somewhere in one of these threads that dad went to high school with Pankow). Whether that was true or just humoring an old fan, it put a smile on pop's face for the rest of the night, so good on him. Overall, they played enough of the ballads to make my wife happy, and did enough of the early stuff as well as some incredible soloing to make me and the old man happy.

Hugo

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPNWPvOQ8WZNgfJkaOTUZ0Q

Dire Straits - self-titled debut album

Still sounds fresh, even after 41 years.

77F / 63% RH / calm, barely feel any wind

Jeff Beck - The Jeff Beck Group (aka the “Orange” album)

Been awhile since I listened to this. Not the best from Beck but I’ve always enjoyed it.

77F / 63% RH / 9 mph

WAR -"Live".
Double CD set.
If you like WAR, this is a MUST listen !

Jeff Beck - Truth

With a relatively unknown singer named Rod Stewart.

82F / 59% RH / 10 mph - warm and humid day earlier, glad its cooled down a bit

Whaling some Eagles on the Klipsch computer speakers. My neighbors now know I love me some Eagles.

Mofos on the next block prolly know, too...

you kids.
incorrigible.

The Tea Party - Pulse.

Picure: Jim Morrison takes Led Zeppelin on a journey to Nepal, where they proceed to light themselves aflame.
Not in the “Easy Listening” category.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kdWQ0hwsUJ4

Have an open mind and give it a listen.
Preferably later in the evening after a drink and a smoke.
... Or a couple drinks and a couple smokes