Since I'm currently stuck in the past...

ABBA -Does Your Mother Know

Interesting piece of trivia: Nickelback were literally stoned until they left the stage when they did a concert in Portugal. I was there.

 

I saw a video of this.

 

It was awesome.

Luna - Slash Your Tires

 

that's one cool song.

 

@Pidesco: I've never actually heard that version of the song. What's it sound like? I really like the band's name, actually.

 

@Draken and Kor: I love me some Morrissey, but in small doses.

 

Oh, look at those clothes!

Pearl Jam - Leash Live At Pinkpop 1992

 

This is probably my favourite Pearl Jam bootleg.

 

DROP THE LEASH - WE ARE YOUNG. GET OUTTA MY ****ING FACE!

Burzum - Dunkelheit

@Pidesco: I've never actually heard that version of the song. What's it sound like? I really like the band's name, actually.

Oh, look at those clothes!

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It was the one that used to be on that m&m's comercial that resembled a kaliedescope....or so they say...a few months old, but if ya wanna check it out I can send it over to ya

 

 

For now

 

Gospel Plow- Screamin Trees

 

...then 800- Kyuss

My Dying Bride "Sear Me"

Bob Dylan - My Back Pages

 

with a bunch of other guys

 

Am I only the only who thinks that G.E. Smith was creaming in his pants being on stage with all those heavyweights?

Bob Dylan  -  My Back Pages

 

with a bunch of other guys

 

Am I only the only who thinks that G.E. Smith was creaming in his pants being on stage with all those heavyweights?

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(w00t)

 

MOST excellent find Kor!

 

Yeah, seriously - what is G.E. Smith doing up there with those guys?

 

And now I've found a live vid of Dylan performing the song with my favorite Dylan song title: It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry.

 

Actually this is a much better video from the same show, the 1971 Concert for Bangladesh:

Billy Preston - That's the Way God Planned It

 

Good to see the 5th Beatle out front for once, ya know?

Edited October 21, 200619 yr by Darth Drabek

Yeah, seriously - what is G.E. Smith doing up there with those guys?

 

Actually this is a much better video from the same show, the 1971 Concert for Bangladesh:

Billy Preston - That's the Way God Planned It

 

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I mean, I can see Steve Cropper being part of the backup band. His cred is fine.

But the bandleader from SNL and former Hall & Oates rythym guy as well? Nu-huh!!

 

And Billy Preston had a gift, I tells you.

 

Tracy Chapman - Baby Can I Hold You

 

total Lilith Fair action. totally great song.

boss hoss covering outkast's "hey ya!"

 

 

V***V

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And mentioning Steve Cropper made me want to listen to Booker T & The MGs

Green Onions. It's has a bit more jam to it than the record version, and could someone please get that bass player another hit of acid?

okay. i'm back in oldies-ville.

 

veruca salt ~ "all hail me"

 

Pete Yorn - The Man

 

He's got two of the Dixie Chicks singing with him!

fIREHOSE ~ "walking a cow"

The news The Shins album, which leaked.

 

Pretty much exactly what I expected (and wanted).

B

Soldier of Fortune cover - Opeth

Mark Lanegan - Like Little Willie John.

nazareth - sad song

Naked City - Erotico

Soviet Anthem

 

It's so bombastic that it's bordering on the ridiculous.

I've been fed with virtually every rock classic ever made today on the radio. Some are good, some are not so good.

okay. i'm back in oldies-ville.

 

veruca salt  ~  "all hail me"

 

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She does a great cover of my favourite song (from Depeche Mode).

Bearsuit - Rodent Disco

 

Which finishes with some nifty video game music!