Recommended Jam of the day

It really is a spinoff of psychedelia as one can really tell on the 2nd song I posted and they both in turn have their roots in the Blues as does Stoner (IMHO) which is really noticable in the sigle note riffs. Either that or it just seems that way to my ears since the Blues is really based a lot on the pentatonic scale and a lot of Stoner riffs are "fragfments" of you will of said scale.

Yes, it is based in the blues with one notable exception.

Two songs that really paved the way for doom were "I Want You (She's So Heavy) released in late 1969 and the song "Black Sabbath" released in early 1970, both of those songs were based around the "tri-tone" from classical music. The supposed "devil's interval" is based off the chromatic scale and is the most common way to introduce dissonance into a composition. That's why the main riffs from both of those songs sound "evil".

Very good point, I knew that but it failed to come up in my brain...

Listen to Stephen Stills play the hell out his acoustic....

One doesn't need to understand the language to hear the beauty in it.

Can your hear the differences?

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440Hz:


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Didn't really notice a difference in the Kansas example. The Van Halen example is obviously slower, but sounds no better or worse.

This is kinda silly considering all recordings are EQd and there are generally certain frequencies that sound "ugly" that almost always get reduced in a final mix. Somebody has too much time on their hands.

Picked this album up as a blind buy. The openening track is pretty cool! I go to RYM and they are called a cross between Kansas and Mother's Finest(I'm not familiar with them).

David Sancious plays on quite a few songs(including the above one).

One of my favorite tracks, from one of my favorite albums. Stigmata by Sieges Even.

"Paint me a picture and make it the devil, it'll roll down the hole if the roof ain't level".

Here's one of my favorite Coroner tracks, the chorus is catchy as hell.

Finally after years and years of trying to find out who sang this song, the name of it, etc. I finally sapped out...I have always dug the beat especially.

My fave Thin Lizzy song ever. Great performance.

Here's a nice little jam:

There was a write-up on the Chris Robinson Brotherhood in the LA Weekly last week.

http://www.laweekly.com/2012-12-06/music/chris_robinson_brotherhood_black_crowes/

Not a song but worth hearing anyway.

echolyn live!!!!

chewie wrote:

echolyn live!!!!

Nice! I'll have to add that to my watch later list.

Same song some ten years later:


Palace (featuring Bonnie Prince Billy):

I'll check these out when I'm not currently listening to something... the playlist thread got me interested in this.

Check this shit out! A video for Red Barchetta animated in 1988 for a MFA graduating project.

And for some reason, embedding youtube links doesn't work for me anymore...

Metal-On-Metal wrote:

Check this shit out! A video for Red Barchetta animated in 1988 for a MFA graduating project.

And for some reason, embedding youtube links doesn't work for me anymore...

Change "https" to "http" and it will work.