Tag Archives: Led Zeppelin
Not Your Mama’s Rockers
Bands that explore the definition of rock and roll, breaking down genre and expectation. Think of a rock song. Any rock song. I’m going to guess that the song you chose has certain elements. It has at least one guitarist, … Continue reading →
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Tagged as Al Kooper, All Along the Watchtower, Always, Andrw Bird, Australia, Beat Circus, Billy Cobham, Bob Dylan, Bobby Gregg, Chemical Brothers, cross-genre, Depeche Mode, DeVotchKa, Electro-rock, electronica, Erasure, Final Fantasy, flamenco, flamenco covers, Flaming Lips, folk-rock, Heartland, Helena, House of the Rising Sun, Hurricane, John McLaughlin, Led Zeppelin, Like a Rolling Stone, Little Miss Sunshine, looping, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Martin Dosh, Melbourne, Metallica, NIck Urata, On Ice, Owen Pallett, progressive acoustic, Ratatat, Robert Allen Zimmerman, Roderigo y Gabriela, Smoothie Song, Sri Chinmoy, Sufjan Stevens, The Cat Empire, This Side, Tryst With Mephistopheles, TV on the Radio, University of Minnesota, Why Should the Fire Die?, Woody Guthrie
Five Drummers That ROCK
What makes a great drummer absolutely legendary? Is it rock-solid timing? Is it stick twirls and flashy licks? Is it the ability to string together a sick solo or add that driving edge to a song? Isolating what makes these … Continue reading →
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Tagged as Alex Lifeson, Baba O'Riely, Bad Times, Barbara Ann, Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, Blister in the Sun, Dazed and Confused, Drum solos, Drumitar, Drummers, Fool in the Rain, Future Man, Geddy Lee, Good Times, James Hetfield, John Bonham, John Paul Jones, Keith Moon, Led Zeppelin, legends, lists, Metallica, Moby Dick, Morse code, Neil Peart, Roger Daltry, Roy Wooten, RoyEl, Rush, SynthAxe, The Beach Boys, The Who, Tito Puente, Victor DeLorenze, Victor Wooten, Violent Femmes, When the Levee Breaks, Whole Lotta Love, YYZ
The Spirit of Music
So we’ve done a lot of forward thinking recently, and now it’s time to wind the clock hands back, to a simpler time. To a time when, I’ll admit, I was not alive, but it makes me nostalgic nonetheless. I’m … Continue reading →
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Tagged as Clear, Dark Eyed Woman, Ed Cassidy, Fresh Garbage, I Got a Line on You, Jay Ferguson, jazz fusion, Jimmy Page, John Locke, Led Zeppelin, Los Angeles, Mark Andes, Mechanical World, Morning Will Come, Mr. Skin, Nature's Way, Randy California, Religious awakenings, Retrospection, Spirit, Spirit of '76, Stairway to Heaven, stream mp3s, Street Worm, Taurus, The Best of Spirit, The Family That Plays Together, Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus
