Song of the night

[Duke C #11]

 

[Duke C #11]

 

[Duke C #11]

The original music video, choreographed by Elvis himself.

 

[Aaron Carrara]

 

[Duke C #11]

 

[Aaron Carrara]

Watching this Social Distortion piece on AXS and it is awesome.  Mike Ness (lead singer) telling all the old stories about sex, drugs and rock & roll.  I was a big Social D fan back in the day and the music still rocks.  Punk Rock & Roll.

 

[Duke C #11]

 

[Duke C #11]

 

[Duke C #11]

 

[Biff Johnson]

 

[Duke C #11]

 

[BevoBlake]

Here are a few songs that I've been playing on repeat all year. Some more recent than others.

 

[Aaron Carrara]

Here are a few songs that I've been playing on repeat all year. Some more recent than others.

Interesting stuff.  I liked the Grinderman you turned me on to a while back.  Well, at least that one song.

 

[BevoBlake]

Interesting stuff.  I liked the Grinderman you turned me on to a while back.  Well, at least that one song.

Grinderman is so incredibly hit and miss.

One of my absolute favorites for years now. 

 

[Aaron Carrara]

Good stuff Blake.  See what you think of this...

 

[castlebravo1]

Workbook by Bob Mould is an absolute masterpiece!



They don't make music like this anymore.

 

[castlebravo1]

 

[castlebravo1]

My song of the month...Loggins and Messina

 

[Aaron Carrara]

Workbook by Bob Mould is an absolute masterpiece!

Long time Husker Du, Mould/ Sugar fan.  And couldn't agree more - Workbook is incredible.  Black Sheets of Rain ain't half bad either for his solo stuff.

Saw him at Liberty Lunch bask in the mid 90's - solo gig.  Just him sitting in a chair playing guitar.  He killed it.

 

[castlebravo1]

This is just simply superb songwriting.  There's gotta be about a bazillion girls that can identify with this song.