I just bought a new needle for my turntable. Been listening to some older vinyl. Just puts you in a different mood to listen to the whole album.

Sorry autocorrect for not the win

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Ashokan Farewell - from Ken Burns, The Civil War series.

This one may be hard to obtain due to the pertinent included monologue is not available on the soundtrack.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZmxZThb084

However, if you have the patience you can listen to two narratives with the song in the background @

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7HmBmWz9mI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VK1KcZoDu0

I also bought a guitar off of Amazon about 5 months ago and I am left handed on everything except for writing, the opposite of you. It will hurt to play at first, and seem impossible to shape a chord. Over time you will be able to shape a chord correctly, but it takes time, patience and practice.

Edit: grammar

Also, I think another Redditor recently published their "This is Jazz-Funk!" playlist (credit: amanita313 on Spotify)

Snarky puppy - we like it here

The Ghost of Tom Joad - Rage

So is Trey, but neither can play Jerry's music anywhere close to how Jerry played them.

Indeed I'm 67.I never understood the hype of a Stones concert. I saw them one time. That was plenty. Alot of their albums however are gold.

Old Crow Medicine Show covered Bob Dylan’s “Blonde on Blond”

I feel like I’m missing out on a lot of music due to how my music taste is mostly old Crooners, Big Band/Swing, Opera songs, Doo Wop, Soul, Barbershop Quartets, and Traditional Pop music from the 1940’s to about the 1960’s. I love that stuff but it means that I’m stuck to mainly the early 1900’s to 1960’s with only some outliers. I haven’t been able to get into Rock outside of Journey due to a lot of that stuff being boring to me for some reason. It’s not that I like dislike the instruments used, I just really prefer full orchestration, harmonies, or a lot of vibrato in singing. Music with mainly percussion doesn’t do much for me which kills off my interest in a lot of music. Any tips on how to become more open to different music?

>Billy cob ham spectrum

LOL I search "Ham Spectrum" by Billy Cob :facepalm: thanks for the rec. will check it out

In theory we'll be getting another season soon, but whatever evil warlock owns Warner, that whole series might get cast into the shadow realm.

What I'm saying is, keep your DVD set.

Brecker Brothers

Yea that trend sucks. Where the whole song is just ok until 1 part is good for tik tok and then it goes back to meh. Kinda ruins modern pop and all that

Not a Frusciante fan?

The backend child and Mr Crawford by nocap

And Mr. Bungle

Polyrhythmics are sick.

edit - adding Lettuce as well

Lil Wayne can not be compared to but if there was any contender I’d say no cap is this generations lil Wayne as far was word play doubles triples and rhyme schemes

And?

How do you classify them? I'm kind of in the hard rock/metal borderline camp so I could agree with this

YES, incredible album

Every nocap song