Stevie Ray Vaughn: I've never been a big blues guy, but he's a lot more than just a good guitar soloist. It's an excellent sound for a three-piece. If he didn't die in the plane crash he would probably have released quite a catalog of music.

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God is the uncaused cause of the universe. He had no beginning and has no end. He is not bound by the laws of the universe he created.

Jane’s Addiction
Wham!
The Monkees

Back in my high school days, I was not really a Pink Floyd fan...but I later learned to appreciate the use of space between notes.

My first impression of the Bee Gees was formed during the disco era; eventually I discovered their earlier catalog, which is great.

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Severed Scrotum

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I wasn’t a fan of Steely Dan or The Police until this century.

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“Mr. Trump is unfit for our nation’s highest office.”- JD Vance
“My god, what an !diot.”- JD Vance tweet on Trump
“I’m a ‘Never Trump’ guy”- JD Vance

The Beatles...who knew

Steve Winwood. He's fucking great.

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"Play until it hurts, then play until it hurts to not play."
http://soundcloud.com/darkside124 HOF 2013, MM Champion 2014

Fleetwood Mac

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Sherman remarked, "Well, Grant, we've had the devil's own day, haven't we?" Grant looked up. "Yes," he replied, followed by a puff. "Yes. Lick 'em tomorrow, though."

The (Small) Faces. Very underrated and overlooked.

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Not a mult.

Phish

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An unjust law is no law at all--St. Augustine of Hippo

Cause tried and true
I see the light in you
Oh, can you dig in my soul?
Could you smell my whole...
life?--Gener and Deaner

Ed Sheeran

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Rush
Supertramp

Hazardous Youth

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"He is a loathsome, offensive brute
--yet I can't look away."

Number one on my personal list is The Smiths / Morrissey. In HS I was primarily into metal. I had heard of The Smiths with the only song I had actually encountered being CH "Girlfriend In a Coma".

Years later....someone introduced me to "How Soon Is Now" and a few others and I was kind of blown away and I went digging through the rest of the Smiths and Morrissey catalog. Great stuff...I had no idea and was way late to the party "Your Arsenal" is a fucking masterpiece.

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In all seriousness, they are damn good live. I don't think the recordings that Jorr has posted do the talent of the group justice.

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I was watching a youtube video of Post Malone hanging out at a guitar center and playing. He actually seems like a pretty talented musician considering how shitty his mumble rap auto tune pop crap is. Now that he has a ton of money maybe he will actually make some decent music.

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That's my purse! I don't know you!

Queen
Kenny Chesney
Tom Waits

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When I am stuck and need to figure something out I always remember the Immortal words of Socrates when he said:"I just drank what?"

Tool with their No Quarter rendition.

And Elvis!

Psychedelic Furs

Beastie Boys

Echo and the Bunnymen

The Cure

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Alice in Chains
Mudhoney
OMD
Men at Work
Madness
Less Than Jake

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Knowing about how old you are, this makes sense.

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I was 15 when Cobain killed himself. I knew Nirvana/Soundgarden/Pearl Jam because they got all the air play. AiC was the band with the weird videos. Mudhoney was a later discovery as I dug deeper into the Seattle scene.

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chicago and dan fogelberg

I figured so. I was just getting into college when those bands were either just starting to release out albums (or someone introduced me to their slightly older albums), so it was fun to see them in their full throttle days.

Mudhoney is great. Saw them on the Piece of Cake tour after they were established, but they would have been great to see in a really tiny venue. JORR probably saw all these bands when they first started coming to Chicago, like '88-90, or maybe earlier with Soundgarden or some of the pre-bands, like Green River.

The Melvins were always too close to metal (voice, lyrics especially) for me, and they have like 20 albums, but it seems so effortless to them and they are fun to listen to sometimes.

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I saw Mudhoney and the Melvins at Metro. We also played a gig with The Accüsed, I think it was at a Mexican bar on Clark & Greenleaf called Las Estrellas. The main guy from The Accüsed, Blaine was a cool guy. He was roommates with Andrew Wood and we talked about Mother Love Bone. "Chloe Dancer" is better than any Pearl Jam song with the possible exception of "Corduroy."

This is a pretty great record:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7QV_e8borI

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Anybody here seen my old friend Bobby?
Can you tell me where he's gone?
I thought I saw him walkin' up to The Hill
With Elon, Tulsi, and Don

That's amazing. Seriously, that is really cool--and not really surprising.

Mother Love Bone was good--it's too bad about Andrew Wood. I don't think they would have had the popularity of Pearl Jam, but I'm pretty confident that they would have had a better sound. "Chloe Dancer" has got to be one of my favorite 20-30 songs of all time.

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I love how you can hear about twenty other (later) bands in this album....

(except for the drums)

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I can listen to the music but as soon as the screaming starts I'm out. It's such a weird genre.

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Blaine has a petty unique vocal sound though. I can do without most of the "Cookie Monster" bands.

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Anybody here seen my old friend Bobby?
Can you tell me where he's gone?
I thought I saw him walkin' up to The Hill
With Elon, Tulsi, and Don

Corduroy is like the second or third best song on Vitalogy.

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