What are you listening to now?

[Grand Torino]

 

[aknifemaker]

Marty Robbins just rolled around on the IPod Big Iron On His Hip

[Chucktshoes]

 

[Chucktshoes]

 

[Daniel]

Marswolf.... Wonder what he'd be up to today?

[FUJIMO]

23 minutes ago, Chucktshoes said:

 

Never heard of them but they remind me of slipknot only darker.

[Chucktshoes]

1 hour ago, FUJIMO said:

Never heard of them but they remind me of slipknot only darker.

There a Russian Deathcore band that are just really damn awesome. And yes, I would say darker than slipknot. On the other hand, slipknot sneaks in a whole lot of heavy death metal and hard-core elements into the music that people don’t really notice. They’re sneaky like that.

[FUJIMO]

6 minutes ago, Chucktshoes said:

There a Russian Deathcore band that are just really damn awesome. And yes, I would say darker than slipknot. On the other hand, slipknot sneaks in a whole lot of heavy death metal and hard-core elements into the music that people don’t really notice. They’re sneaky like that.

Their drummer is channeling some JJ. Id swore it was him but I know he's recently deceased 

[RED333]

 

[1gewehr]

Meatloaf, of course!!!  Thank you for the great songs!

 

[FUJIMO]

RIP MLA

[Snaveba]

 

[hipower]

4 hours ago, 1gewehr said:

Meatloaf, of course!!!  Thank you for the great songs!

 

WOW! So much I want to say here! Love Meat! I mean absolutely and totally. Meat and Jim Steinman are just among the greatest music singers and writers that I've ever heard! Yes I have a lot of things I could say. Just love all the "Bat" recordings. Got some Steinman records. Got videos of European and US shows. IN fact, just watched The Big Interview with Dan Rather and Meat  while sitting here.

My wife is NOT a Meat fan. But Bless her, she has endured my musical tastes for 40 plus years now. Everything from rock, country, classical and about anything in between. From Johnny and Waylon, to Garth and Willie, Beach Boys to Poison; it's been a torture for her. lol

But the absolute test of love...I took her to see Meat at the Ryman!

I was bouncing and dancing in the seats with the rest. Screaming the words along with the audience and Meat! Just one of my favorite concerts ever!

Not so for wifey. Having already heard too much of Meat, and at high volume...I was prepared. Took ear plugs for her to wear. lol And she did. Put them in at the first note and kept them in all thru the encores!

Thanks for reminding me with this video. And much love and thanks to meat for the music and the memories!

DAMN!! 

I didn't know when I typed all this. I just saw it. Meat is gone. I'm literally in tears here. I didn't realize I was losing a musical hero.

Thank you Marvin Aday. You brought happiness to the world. You will be missed. May you Rest In Peace.

Another Edit.  I'm so out of touch. Jim Steinman, Meat's longtime friend and co-writer, passed in early 21. Hope they're making wonderful music together again. RIP Jim.

Edited January 21, 2022 by hipower

[Alleycat72]

Richard Fox novels.

[Garufa]

 

[RED333]

 

[buck1032]

I have been on an Unwritten Law kick recently. The band has been active on FB responding to weird and kooky tags from people. They respond with good and witty humor.

 

[Garufa]

 

[Sleep profit]

David Allen Coe 

[Alleycat72]

More Richard Fox books.

[hipower]

On 1/21/2022 at 4:20 PM, Alleycat72 said:

Richard Fox novels.

Richard Fox of SyFy fame? If so, who does the readings? Can't really decide who I could see doing these.

[hipower]

On 2/10/2022 at 6:19 PM, Garufa said:

 

I had never seen/heard this. Really good stuff!

[Alleycat72]

1 hour ago, hipower said:

Richard Fox of SyFy fame? If so, who does the readings? Can't really decide who I could see doing these.

Luke Daniels does all of them. He does a good job. 

[hipower]

6 hours ago, Alleycat72 said:

Luke Daniels does all of them. He does a good job. 

Thanks, I will look int this. I really haven't gotten into audio books, especially since I retired. lol. But there are times I wonder if it would work for me. I could put on headphones and tune out the wife...uh...I mean not hear the tv and be interrupted by gushing wedding plans and tales of reunited lost loves on the Hallmark movies.

[Alleycat72]

1 hour ago, hipower said:

Thanks, I will look int this. I really haven't gotten into audio books, especially since I retired. lol. But there are times I wonder if it would work for me. I could put on headphones and tune out the wife...uh...I mean not hear the tv and be interrupted by gushing wedding plans and tales of reunited lost loves on the Hallmark movies.

He has a different voice for each character. The Ember Wars got me hooked. We play audio books on the way to Texas. I can also listen through my ear pro when I'm testing ammunition or rifles.