What are you listening to: Part 3

[BeDome]

Just in the mind for old rock today.

 

[BeDome]

A bit of history with this band. Few better and live, just shut up!
I was probably there.

 

[BeDome]

Studio re-dos, but give this a chance if you're learning BOC.
One thing that Eric and Donnie always insisted, against Columbia $$$$ suits, was that their albums were mastered as if they sounded live when cranked.

It worked sometimes.
This one works if you level the dust with it!

 

[BeDome]

Zep II

 

[BeDome]

Zep I

 

[DoggyDaddy]

A bit of history with this band. Few better and live, just shut up!
I was probably there.

Did you know Rick Downey (drummer and later in the management staff I think)? He used to come over and jam with our little basement band in the early 2000's. Really cool guy!

 

[BeDome]

Did you know Rick Downey (drummer and later in the management staff I think)? He used to come over and jam with our little basement band in the early 2000's. Really cool guy!

Nope.
The original crew.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Nope.
The original crew.

Yeah, I knew he was later. Still an awesome drummer. It was fun when he'd sit in with us. I think everyone played better when he was on the drums.

 

[BeDome]

Yeah, I knew he was later. Still an awesome drummer. It was fun when he'd sit in with us. I think everyone played better when he was on the drums.

Drums create a large part of the foundation.
Can't do much without a decent drummer.

Drums and bass that have worked together for a while or grew up together (possibly better) makes for a solid foundation.
Who wouldn't want to build on that?

 

[BeDome]

Getting off track here.
I'm playing Bloodrock, first album.

 

[BeDome]

I have a complete studio (with a live DVD) collection of Yes.
It says "Made in The Netherlands" inside. A gift from friend recently.
Just the CDs today.

Pic stolen from Amazon, but it's this.
Great set if you're into the keys of old!

 

[snapping turtle]

Been in a mode for the blues of late so I put on SRV.