Songs I Am Listening To

[Mr Ed]

I love Harriet Wheeler. You like the Cocteau's Carl?

[Dagmar]

This guy plays two guitars at the same time - amazing!

 

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7XjDWmwMTU[/ame]

[Lee Winger]

Good tune there folks really like Carls stuff , and Patchworks ''king of the bongos''

[Lee Winger]

Iggy who else...

 

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEY6_jcrzI8[/ame]

[tree monkey]

Anyone got im a lumberjack song?

[Lee Winger]

The second greatest sound you'll ever hear, the first is the sound of a new born babys first cry!

 

 

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[Lee Winger]

Just had to throw this in

 

 

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[Lee Winger]

great song sorry about the video

 

 

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[Jason James Gairn]

Before the invention of the electric guitar or the jet engine there was the bagpipe. Hooray for progress. Here is the true sound of contemporary Scotland. The Scots folk sound from the pipes has echos in the guitar sound here. Mogwai are Scotland.

The greatest sound is that of fender jazzmaster distorting and feeding back through a ruptured vox amp, in small club in Detroit. It's Ron ashetons guitar on 1969 on the first Stooges LP. The sound of A tornado flypast, splits my head in two every time. the female orgasm. these are sounds of great power. Sound is vibration, vibration is energy, energy never ends. Be careful with those Britney records folks.

 

turn this up really really really loud or use headphones. harmonics never sounded so messed up.

 

[ame]http://youtube.com/watch?v=Hr07D0a9izk[/ame]

[Lee Winger]

When we run out of oil, electric and of course electric guitars! you'll be pleased of the humble bagpipe to while away the dark hours in your self sufficient little community, best start liking accustic..

 

I'll settle for a bagpipe over an electric guitar anyday...