Lerxst2112

Haven't been on here in awhile due to my computer being out of comission for about 3-4 months. HOWEVER. I saw Sigur Ros at Bonnaroo. To say they blew my mind is an understatement to how truly great they were. Easily one of the best concerts of my life. As good as when I saw Rush and The Mars Volta for the first time. I still look back and still can't believe what I had witnessed. On my birthday no less!

Here are some old classic jazz albums John Coltrane-A Love Supreme, Blue Train Miles Davis-Kind of Blue, Sketches of Spain, Miles In The Sky, In A Silent Way, Bitches Brew, A Tribute to Jack Johnson Charles Mingus-Mingus Ah Um, Mingus Mingus Mingus Ornette Coleman-The Shape of Jazz to Come Alice Coltrane-The Journey to Satchidananda Herbie Hancock-Empryean Isles, Head Hunters, Thrust Here are jazz-fusion/jazz-funk and more contemporary albums Billy Martin and John Medeski-Mago Cadillac Jones-Junk In The Trunk, The Big Takedown Charlie Hunter Trio-Friends Seen and Unseen, Copperopolis, Mistico Dreams-Dreams Frank Zappa-Hot Rats, The Grand Wazoo, Imaginary Diseases(trust me) Garage a Trois-Outre Mer Mahavishnu Orchestra-The Inner Mounting Flame, Birds of Fire, The Lost Trident Sessions Medeski, Martin and Wood-Combustication, Friday Afternoon In The Universe, The End of The World Party (Just In Case), Its A Jungle In Here, Farmer's Reserve, Uninvisible Omar Rodriguez-Omar Rodriguez, The Apocalypse Inside of An Orange, Please Heat This Eventually Pat Metheny-We Live Here Santana-Caravanserai, Welcome, Borboletta Weather Report-Heavy Weather, Black Market

Storm did the covers for De-Loused and Frances for The Mars Volta. Here was his rejected cover for Amputechture.(TMV eventually got Jeff Jordan to do the work). Amputechture(Pic too big to post)

LISTEN!

I just finally realized I have an 8 pm class on Thursdays. It seems I am never going to be able to listen to another show live ever again!!!!!! I am always relegated to archives, which are Godsend since I don't know what I would do without my regiment of psych and prog rock.

Is the song "Gondwana" by Miles Davis?

Ravi Shankar-Three Ragas Ravi Shankar-Live:Ravi Shankar at The Monterey International Pop Festival Mike Oldfield-Tubular Bells Frank Zappa-Hot Rats

Just went to a vinyl record store and got these. Mike Oldfield-Tubular Bells The Who-Who's Next The Doors-The Doors Yes-Classic Yes Pink Floyd-Wish You Were Here

Miles Davis-Agharta Miles Davis-Pangaea Psychedelic Jazz-Funk at its finest.

I have 725 albums in my iTunes. Close to 95% of those are full albums, so I'd be here all day typing over 600-700 albums on here.

King Crimson-Lizard John Coltrane-Ascension Miles Davis-Get Up With It

Jethro Tull-Thick as a Brick Herbie Hancock-The Piano

No, I don't. Vol 1 is the only live Zappa I have.

QUOTE (Rush! @ Jul 14 2007, 12:46 PM)Frank Zappa - You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 1 Awesome live album, I love it.

Miles Davis-On The Corner Moody Blues-On The Threshold of A Dream Moody Blues-Days of Future Passed The Flaming Lips-Zaireeka The weird thing about the Zaireeka CD I got is that it is supposed to be a 4 disc album so you can create a wall of sound to play simultaneously, but I got an import version with all four CDs in one for only 10 bucks. It still sounds kick ass

My iPod stats 266 artists 716 albums 9431 songs 30 days 43.15 GB

Miles Davis-A Tribute to Jack Johnson

Are you archiving this week's show Goobs? I don't know what it is, but I made like every show during the school year, but some reason I am never near my computer in the evenings in the summer because I am never in my house anymore, since I am so busy. Thanks Goob for archiving the shows, or I wouldn't be able to listen to them. Oh and thanks again for the sig. I use it for all the forums I go to a wear it as a badge of pride. I get compliments for it.

Man I wish I had gone to see him in 05 when he came to Atlanta. Yet I still sit here and wait until he comes back. I sure hope he does. 61 and Blood are good albums. As well as Bring It All Back Home and No Direction Home: The Soundtrack.

Ornette Coleman-Free Jazz Ornette Coleman-The Shape of Jazz To Come The Stooges-The Stooges Television-Marquee Moon Omar Rodriguez-Lopez Group-Se Dice Bisonte, No Bufalo

QUOTE (rushgoober @ Jun 24 2007, 08:40 AM) Yes Larks, that's a LOT of 70's prog. I totally need to get more 70's prog than I have, but I'm allergic to mp3's, so I just have to get them one at a time. BTW Lerxst, cool sig. Oh isn't it a cool sig? But not nearly as cool as yours.

Well that is an extensive list you got there Larks. But even with my fairly extensive music knowledge, I am surprised I don't know even one of those bands. I guess I got to read up some more.

Oh wow, when did you start archiving your shows?? I am glad for this, this summer has not gone well for me for catching shows, and I feel real bad for that. But its good to know I can catch them now. Kudos Goobs!

Sorry I couldn't make it last night, I had some internet problems(AGAIN) back home, and couldn't make it. Hopefully some time this summer I can make it to a show.

Can-Future Days I found it in a farking Best Buy of all places.