I'm assuming that's Big Love without actually clicking on it. One of my favorite things ever. Too bad he couldn't perform Never Going Back Again live like that. It's just a little bit more awesome. Here's one of the best ever. If I'm the only one who posts it then this place is shit and you're all fags:
I once karaoked Big Love in Mt Vernon and almost crowd-surfed out of the place after. Tore the roof off the mother sucker. Legitimately one of my life's finest moments. It was the most famous I've ever been. You Can Call Me Al in Phoenix was a close 2nd.
Mid 2000s 3-piece Seattle band, drumless yet percussive, The Senate, put out one of my fave live albums (their only one) at the Solstice and I hit it often. I know the lead (Nick Drummond), he dated one of my classmates for years. It's a terrible shame these guys didn't stick around. Nick went solo for a bit, didn't work out, think they reunited for a show, fail. I always gotta share these guys though. Seen em several times and they blew my mind without fail. If you like this shit, you will love this shit
First is instrumental. Last two have vocals. The album is on Spotify.
If I get one person to say "this is fucking sick", I've done my job. Not trying to lead the witness or anything
You tha man. Another good pull. I still can't see Steve Winwood's name without immediately thinking of this though. It's not live but I will let it slide.
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Witchy woman.
I saw Jimmy Page and Pete Townshend live when they were young.
Mother Love Bone at the Legends Club Tacoma Hilltop, Feb 1990
I'm assuming that's Big Love without actually clicking on it. One of my favorite things ever. Too bad he couldn't perform Never Going Back Again live like that. It's just a little bit more awesome. Here's one of the best ever. If I'm the only one who posts it then this place is shit and you're all fags:
https://youtu.be/7uAUoz7jimg?feature=shared
Primus vs Tool. Does it get any better? I submit that it does not.
I once karaoked Big Love in Mt Vernon and almost crowd-surfed out of the place after. Tore the roof off the mother sucker. Legitimately one of my life's finest moments. It was the most famous I've ever been. You Can Call Me Al in Phoenix was a close 2nd.
I came. Great pull.
Mid 2000s 3-piece Seattle band, drumless yet percussive, The Senate, put out one of my fave live albums (their only one) at the Solstice and I hit it often. I know the lead (Nick Drummond), he dated one of my classmates for years. It's a terrible shame these guys didn't stick around. Nick went solo for a bit, didn't work out, think they reunited for a show, fail. I always gotta share these guys though. Seen em several times and they blew my mind without fail. If you like this shit, you will love this shit
First is instrumental. Last two have vocals. The album is on Spotify.
If I get one person to say "this is fucking sick", I've done my job. Not trying to lead the witness or anything
I saw Tom Petty thrice and Paul Simon twice before I was 24 years old. I'm pretty cool too.
What's wrong with this, @chuck?
It's one of the greatest songs songed and performances performed. I got nothin.
Also always been one of my (and dad's) faves. Go Trojans?
I'll take Townes over most anyone. Couldn't put the damn bottle down. Fucking incredible vid ^
Stevie, EC, Steve Gadd, Willie Weeks, bout as good as it gets for me...
Speaking of the best country deaths.
Still need to see the flick.
You tha man. Another good pull. I still can't see Steve Winwood's name without immediately thinking of this though. It's not live but I will let it slide.