What are you listening to?

[cruiseroutfit]

We’re going!!!

Today my wife called me and let me know that she won 2 nights hotel, 2 plane tickets, and 2 vip concert passes for Blink 182!

Any of you guys who know me well will also know that Elaina is freakishly luckily. I’m serious, she is constantly winning things.

Right on!!

 

[Greg]

Damn...

 

[Gravy]

Shakey Graves at Red Rocks Amphitheater!

 

[Tonkaman]

We’re going!!!

Today my wife called me and let me know that she won 2 nights hotel, 2 plane tickets, and 2 vip concert passes for Blink 182!

Any of you guys who know me well will also know that Elaina is freakishly luckily. I’m serious, she is constantly winning things.

It’s happening!! The openers are all done, we’re just waiting for Blink to hit the stage now!

 

[Zombie]

A friend sent me this last night... HUGE talent. I can't believe I wasn't already listening to these guys.
It's like freeform Jazz and Metal had some kind of a bizarre double 8 string love child - and I'm totally into it.

 

[Tonkaman]

A friend sent me this last night... HUGE talent. I can't believe I wasn't already listening to these guys.
It's like freeform Jazz and Metal had some kind of a bizarre double 8 string love child - and I'm totally into it.

Reminds me of Polyphia

 

[Thursty]

 

[Tonkaman]

Fall out boy covers “we didn’t start the fire” by Billy Joel. They updated the events for ‘89-‘23

 

[Kevin B.]

Reminds me of Polyphia

I was gonna say, Steve Vai came to mind immediately.

 

[TurboMinivan]

Metal + Orchestra = Art

Are you familiar with the band Therion?

They began in the late '80s as just another run-of-the-mill Swedish death metal band, and their first two albums reflect this style. Starting with their third album (Symphony Masses: Ho Drakon Ho Megas), they slowly began incorporating some classical music (among many other elements). On their next album (Lepaca Kliffoth), they experimented further, essentially cutting all ties with their death metal beginning.

For their fifth album (Theli), they went full-tilt and incorporated two choirs plus lots of classical elements. This is where the band truly hit their stride, and their popularity soared. They continued this winning formula for at least the next decade, incorporating entire string orchestras with their music. This is the era I suggest you check out, if you're curious.

 

[Greg]

Forgot how good this song was, the remastered version is simply beautiful perfection.

 

[Stephen]

Not sure why this song popped into my head tonight.



I saw OZMA a couple times at Kilby in the early aughts. Always put on a great show.

 

[SoopaHick]

I'm a big fan of this whole album.... but it's kind of depressing.

 

[Kevin B.]

Forgot how good this song was, the remastered version is simply beautiful perfection.

I think I wore out two copies of Operation Mindcrime and another of Empire. So good.

 

[Houndoc]

I have always like the remake of Sounds of Silence done by Disturbed. Recently finally started listening to some of their other music. I would say 50/50 at best that I like, but some cool songs for sure.

 

[Tonkaman]

I’ve been thinking to Usana 3 times in the last week.

DAY 1: Sum 41, Simple Plan , and The Offspring (canceled due to lightning)

Day2: Anberlin, This Wild Night, Mayday Parade, and Yellowcard,

Day 3: Bleeders, and FOO FIGHTERS.


Foo fighters was tonight and I had pit passes. It was AMAZING!! Seriously one of the best concerts I’ve ever seen

 

[Thursty]

 

[SLC97SR5]

Oliver Anthony, Tyler Childers older conservative brother. Probably.

 

[Jesser04]

here is another one of his.

 

[Greg]

One of my favorite songs... not sure how I felt about a cover AND Post Malone... but, DAMN. That's amazing...