Sunday night music....

[LAB3]

Love Dick Dale. Saw him live twice at Johnny D's in Somerville, MA when I lived in Boston in the '90s. Bummer. He was one of the best. Certainly the best of the surf guitar genre.

Some friends of mine out of Detroit have an ongoing surf punk art project they've been doing for 20 years now. Dick Dale (amongst others) highly influenced their music and Dick has been quoted as saying they're one of the best bands he's ever seen. Unfortunately they don't have any videos with decent sound to back them up, the stage act really needs to be seen to be appreciated! The Amino Acids-Lost Coordinate https://youtu.be/ddmW4Jn7MBo

[Burque73]

Heard this today for the first time. I used the Soundhound app to figure out who it was.

[B.C.G.S.]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-XiNEdwWAU

[Buffalo Bill]

Shirley Manson: singer & terminator

The trivia's more interesting than the music…

[LAB3]

Here's one for us old guys.

Black Sabbath - The Wizard

https://youtu.be/GKY--qaHWSw

[dorkburger]

Dang, that takes me back... thanks.

Another less popular band from the era still rocking....
almost makes me like NJ a little.....

[wrench]

Can't go wrong with Sabbath.
This is tonight though.

https://youtu.be/BEfOGyvyfFY

[LAB3]

The absolute LOUDEST concert I ever saw was Judas Priest in 1984, Rob Halford rode on to the stage with a 100% chromed out Lowrider, including the frame and tanks!

[LAB3]

Here's one from when Lemmy Kilmeister was just another one of the boys in the band. They've been a revolving door of musicians that still gets together under the same name!

Hawkwind - Silver Machine

https://youtu.be/NysxdHSIs4I

[LAB3]

This one has been a real disappointment in the fact it never took off, the world's loudest silent movie, made to be watched standing up!

Gutterdamerung movie trailer

https://youtu.be/AbdJLjm5utc

[wrench]

Lemmy was amazing, one of my rock hero's, the early 70's to late 70's was amazing for the sheer amount of bands touring, i couldn't afford to see all the bands that passed through Liverpool back then, but it seemed like 2-3 really huge bands every week or so. But i got to see some of the best never to be seen again, AC/DC with Bon Scott, Lynyrd Skynyrd with Ronnie Van Zant, on the Pronounced? tour i think?? Good times, Sabbath, Lizzy, UFO, Bad Co, Budgie, to many to name, good times man.
R.I.P. Lemmy

https://youtu.be/J06yQb4lbPk

[dorkburger]

Regarding Sabbath, it’s pretty much impossible to overstate their influence on bands to follow, particularly in the stoner / doom genre I like so much.
I saw Motörhead a few times, always a solid show with the best intro by Lemmy “we are Motörhead. We play rock and roll”’.

[dorkburger]

This one has been a real disappointment in the fact it never took off, the world's loudest silent movie, made to be watched standing up!

Gutterdamerung movie trailer
https://youtu.be/AbdJLjm5utc

That looks frikkin awesome!

[dorkburger]

LAB3, Wrench, my weekend has pretty much been sh1t. This banter and music has given it a nice wrap up. Thanks.

[LAB3]

Yeah, a decent band with access to projector and screen could easily pull that one off, which was the idea for it from the beginning. The night before it's premier in Paris there was a terrorist bombing which shut the show down the following night. Some friends of mine got together and started to rehearse but it never happened, typical when too many ego's clash.