[quote]thick88 wrote:
Pelican[/quote]
HELLS YEAH!
My fave by Pelican is NightEndDay!
SRV - Little Wing
Elements of Dream Theater (Mainly featuring John Myung on bass) performing Freeport Jam.
If you played Tetris on Game Boy you’ll know this song:
The violin player from Blue October:
old Zep!
Love the cymbals in this.
This is a monumental masterpiece… Coltrane!
[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:
This is a monumental masterpiece… Coltrane!
That damn near brings a tear to my eye ID. Reminds me of my Mother, played Coltrane all the time doing crossword puzzles.
I grew up listening to Jazz and have tried to embrace it but it just don’t do it for me, some is allright(slow tempo with singing) but most(up tempo) sounds like scales to my ears. My parents jazz album collection was primo and I had access to the best. It’s too bad cause I feel I’m missing out on some great music. Buddy Rich was bad ass though…and apparently a total asshole to fans.
Satriani again - Flying in a blue dream.
Titles of instrumentals can be a bit of a mystery, but this one somehow captures the experience perfectly.
Something a bit more frenetic: YtseJam by Dream Theater.
Used this for a recent vid and it really caught my ear.
Allman Brothers-Mountain Jam
Don’t forget Hendrix
[quote]strungoutboy21 wrote:
Don’t forget Hendrix
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The first time I saw that clip (as a kid), it has SUCH an impact on me that it made me realize the raw power of music, and especially the guitar as not just an instrument, but a tool, a weapon, and an extension of the man behind it. Effin’ goosebumps!
Since then, I’ve seen bands cover it numerous times, but NONE come close to Hendrix’s raw emotional rendition.
Old school horn bands:
