That IS so cool! Snarky Puppy are awesome! I don't listen to much Zappa and larger bands these days so it's nice to be reminded of what they can do...wow...

That's the first time I've heard them. Hot damn is right.  
That's not swearing is it?
Thanks for the post. I played it LOUD!

That was the greatest way to start my Sunday.
I donned the headphones and cranked it on the ipad; rocking in the rocking chair swinging my head!.
 
That gave my goosebumps a workout. Snarky Puppy has  such cool grooves that sneak in and out of the song, seamless juxtapositions- truly powerful music.

Listening to some Extreme tunes right now... waiting for the punchline. Raw, bluesy, somewhat sad...
Just to exhaust a little from celebrating Dream Theater  Watched a Show in Offenbach in February, and still hypnotized...
 
cheers, Christian

Just received the new DVD, Dream Theater Live At Luna Park. Outstanding!!!
 
Rob

Steven Wilson's latest, Riverside S.O.N.G.S., the Police box set & Zappa's  Keep It Greasyfrom Joes Garage 2...what a mix!

Pete Special passed away May 11, so I've been going back to his Mozart Street and Big Twist & the Mellow Fellows' Playing For Keeps (the latter came out in '84, while I was their stage manager).  Despite Twist's name on the logo, it was Pete's band.
Also Pure Prairie League's first & second albums, and Roomfull of Blues Hot Little Mama (my copy has the black-teddy-and-fan cover, not the cowgirl-blowing-smoke-away version).
 
Peter

Inspired by a different thread - I listened to Marcus Miller - Silver Rain.
 
On this disc he does a version of Frankenstein that is killer - and oddly enough associated with another thread . . .  he plays it a little slower than the original but it grooves like the Grand Canyon!
 
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On autopilot today, iTunes radio: Radio Swiss Classic. Really helps me focus.
 
Not now, but last week I listened to a lot of King's X. Great stuff, but can honestly say I wasn't very productive if the band was jamming. And they were.  
 
+1 on Miller's version of Frankenstein

Very nice video of Miller's Frankenstein .

Yesterday was flash back Friday at work. Had a little Crimson-palooza.
King Crimson - Three of a Perfect Pair followed by The Night Watch.
 
Both line ups have their merit. I prefer Wetton's vocal work.

Wilko Johnson & Roger Daltrey: Going Back Home
 
Robert Gordon with Danny Gatton, Live: The Humbler

How is the Daltrey one?  It his latest yes?
 
Danny Gatton absolutely shreds on the telecaster! Sad loss, such talent. . .

Danny Gatton ____ Harlem Nocturne !  
 

Gatton could play.