or ur iPod, or mp3 player, or computer, or tape player.....any new stuff?

Yeah the new Raconteurs album. really awesome

I have been trying to buy up some of my old vinyl on CDs. I just found a copy of the first Zeno album. Zeno Roth the groups leader is the younger brother of Uli Jon Roth who was the lead guitar player for the Scorpions between the original lineup with a young Michael Schenker and Matthias Jabs. Pretty good CD.

Terria by Devin Townsend... it's mind blowing

Michael Schenker Group , Tales Of Rock And Roll. listen to ''love trade'' outro solo , total ROCK satisfaction.

I've been getting a lot of old satch cd's lately

right, my turn....new iron maiden CD, new audioslave album, dream theater's Score, some racer x, symphony x.

Been listening to Erotic Cakes by Guthrie Govan. Awesome album, this guy is a great guitar player. If you like Vai, then you'll love Guthrie :)

you should have heard audioslave interviews on rockline-- one of best interviews from a rock band. not that self conscious stuf that scott stapp did when he was on.

A few more

Big Bad Voodoo Daddy - Save my Soul
Tom Petty - Highway Companion

George Lynch - Sacred Groove
Gary Hoey - Money
John Petrucci - Suspended Animation
Beatles - Abbey Road
Wendy Carlos - Switched on Bach II

How's the new Tom Petty, tschommer?

I just bought a Chuck Berry cd that has 50 of his songs on it. Since I only have the 20th century masters one of him which only has 10 songs, and since I've never heard most of these, I got it. And I really love it, especially the live version of Reelin' and Rockin' on there.

i actually heard one of their interviews on radio sometime during the release of their first album. and yup, no self-conscious stuff!!! they all apparently LOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE led zeppelin!

:rock2:

Jefferson Airplane - Surrealistic Pillow
Shpongle - Tales of the Inexpressible

yeah , 3/5 of mile in ten...

Deep Purple - Live at the Olympia
Best of Pink Floyd (Echoes i think its called)
various Paul Gilbert songs- looking forward to the new album
David Gilmour - On an Island
Steve Lukather - Candyman

Joe Satriani - Crystal Planet
Eric Johnson - Venus Isle
Tony MacAlpine - Violent Machine
Tony MacAlpine - Evolution
Tony MacAlpine - Chromatacity
B)

i wanted to ask, how is Tony's music?

\m/

At the moment, an acoustic album by Jesse Cook - sort of a flaminco/salsa fusion with some BADASS acoustic shredding over the top.

Though, I just picked up Sunny Day Real Estate's "The Rising Tide" which owns, and rediscovered Floater's "Burning Sosobra." "Exiled" off that disc is about as good as it gets, both musically complex (in a way that doesn't call attention to itself - there's this interplay between a gutiar figure in straight 8ths and a walking bass that swings, that goes into a hard-rock chorus and then back a few times before ending in a heavier reggae outro) and SERIOUSLY rocking.

just realised, John Petrucci's intro solo on The Spirit Carries on from Score DVD just rocks!!!! \m/

I´m listening to Queensryche´s Operation Mindcrime....I came across it for the first time in 10years....Mindblowing album.Forgot how great Geoff Tate Sings....what a voice

Good call! Excellent album. I also love the way the bass sounds on that album :)

I'm currently cleaning the house (mother visiting in two weeks :lol: ) while listening to Ministry - Sphinctour. Great stuff!

Yeah the bass is incredible....It´s one of those albums that I just didn´t listen to in around ten years or so.I´m rather disappointed in Operation Mindcrime II...Just not enough hooks...

Right now I´m listening to John Williams Munich Score....It´s seriously powerful...incredible score to an incredible movie....

I just got Jurassic Shift by Ozric Tentacles based on a recommendation by Kane, and I love it.

BTW I may have to give operation mindcrime a listen tomorrow. I was just listening to their debut EP a few days ago. Quensryche are a great band.

cleaning kind of over for now, just bought some new storage furniture for the DVDs in the living room, so i'm firing up operation midcrime (and the subwoofer heh heh) as i assemble it :)

Latelu I've been listening to apetice for destruction G&R; also listening to my favorite cd "El nervio del Volcan" from a Mexican Band Named "Caifanes"

These days i am listening some crystal planet, sbm, John 5 ( songs for sanity), doppler Inc. ( Nu Instrumetal )

i just got some Eric Johnson stuff, so playng that sometimes.

ive recently linked up my dads old vinyl player because i found all of these vinyls up in the roof
they include

Thin Lizzy - live and dangerous
fleetwood mac - greatest
Led Zep -Song remains the same
Rory gallagher - deuce
------------------- tatoo
------------------- live in europe
experiance hendrix
Boston -??
Pink Floyd - Dark side of the moon
deep purple - and the royal philharmonic orchestra
wishbone ash - live dates
thin lizzy - bad reputation
Santana - Caravanserai
santana - ??
Sanatana - Abraxas
Rolling - stones some girls
Pat metheney- first circle

and when i visited my uncles place to my utter amazement i saw a blue covered vynl
i pulled it out
it was joe satriani flying in a blue dream in mint condition!!
i was amazed
So im still in the process of getting him to give it to me :P :P :P

~D~

eric johnson
queensryche

Eric Johnson - Venus Isle and Live at Zona Rosa, TX
ZZ Top - One Foot In The Blues and Deguello

oh...and a lot of Dream Theater!!!

picked up discount dvd , 7 dollars , its a 1970 television show , with varios live acts playing in studio. never even knew about this. how's THIS for a lineup.colors effects swirling in the background , good clear sound. drum roll please... DEEP PURPLE , classic lineup , doing ''highway star'' , shaggy hair blackmore sweeping his hand over the guitar with quick conjuring motions , but other wise keepin head down . then JAMES GANG in power trio format ''walk away''. then SANTANA with NEAL SCHON fringe jacket and pokerfaced expression throughout.didnt play too much of the solos , he was 15 years old... then had JOHNNY WINTER doing a kinda slow strictly blues song , not too much guitar picking. also has FREE with paul rogers and ends with HUMBLE PIE.

forgot PROCOL HARUM ''simple sister'' but it was NOT robin trower on guitar, probably why i forgot about it. good guitarist though, whoever that was...

dont want to embarras myself , i looked it up best of ''beat club'' review with santana and purple , according to reviewer that WAS robin trower on ''simple sister''. going to have to check that later. sure looked different , if that was him.

Lots of Frank Gambale. I recommend his album Passages to all Joe fans.

Some lesser known guitar-heavy rock / Avenged Sevenfold, CKY, and Magnitude Nine

new in Led Zep - Physical Grafitti

Now its Muse, Muse, Muse, that new Muse album, the older Muse album and the Muse album I brought today. Oh and The Kooks!