Letting the Buckethead thread slide, though I still recommend his work, especially if you like guitar-oriented rock.
In here, I'm hoping to get suggestions from others regarding music. Any type...Rock, Classical, Jazz, anything that you're into. Tell me some of your favorites--anything that you think is essential to a solid collection.
My recommendations are going to go like this: I'm going to go through the alphabet and each day I am going to recommend (up to) 8 tracks. I'll list 3 more common tracks, 3 more obscure ones, 1 instrumental, and I've decided that I'm going to add a Buckethead pick each day as well (can come up with 26 no problem). After I get to Z I should have between 150 and 200 of my own personal favorites listed.
You'll get absolutely no filler from me here--everything that I suggest is going to be songs that I either love or really like a lot (if there's a difference). As a result, there may be the odd letter (e.g. X) where I can't come up with 7 that I adore, but I'll be sure to reach 150 picks no problem. I'll probably stick to rock n' roll, myself, as that's what I know best and that's what I love most. I do have a couple hundred classical tracks but I'm the farthest thing from an expert on that type of music so if I can get some good recommendations in here then I will pursue them.
Without further ado:
A
*Aerosmith - Lord of the Thighs (4:14)
*Animals - House of the Rising Sun (4:31)
*Allman Brothers - Whipping Post (5:22)
*Acrimony - Find the Path (4:08)
*Alice In Chains - Frogs (8:16)
Acid Bath - Scream of the Butterfly (6:16)
*Amboy Dukes - Below the Belt (7:03)
--I should add...this band was Ted Nugent's first band...also check out his solo track Stranglehold--definitely worth a score
*Buckethead - Mrs. Beasley (3:57)
--released just under the title Giant Robot, as opposed to Buckethead - Giant Robot (he actually has his own disc by that name, but the one shown below is what you should get; the tunes Scraps and Scapula are also worthwhile, as is the whole disc, really--check out this one tune, for sure...Mrs. Beasley
*Best Bets
--upbeat track in Aerosmith
--raunchy track in Acrimony
--bluesy tracks are The Animals, Allman Brothers, and Buckethead
--psychedelic tracks are the Amboy Dukes instrumental, Alice in Chains and Acid Bath (the latter sounds much like The Doors)
Desciptions and other info are optional but
PLEASE SHARE
In here, I'm hoping to get suggestions from others regarding music. Any type...Rock, Classical, Jazz, anything that you're into. Tell me some of your favorites--anything that you think is essential to a solid collection.
My recommendations are going to go like this: I'm going to go through the alphabet and each day I am going to recommend (up to) 8 tracks. I'll list 3 more common tracks, 3 more obscure ones, 1 instrumental, and I've decided that I'm going to add a Buckethead pick each day as well (can come up with 26 no problem). After I get to Z I should have between 150 and 200 of my own personal favorites listed.
You'll get absolutely no filler from me here--everything that I suggest is going to be songs that I either love or really like a lot (if there's a difference). As a result, there may be the odd letter (e.g. X) where I can't come up with 7 that I adore, but I'll be sure to reach 150 picks no problem. I'll probably stick to rock n' roll, myself, as that's what I know best and that's what I love most. I do have a couple hundred classical tracks but I'm the farthest thing from an expert on that type of music so if I can get some good recommendations in here then I will pursue them.
Without further ado:
A
*Aerosmith - Lord of the Thighs (4:14)
*Animals - House of the Rising Sun (4:31)
*Allman Brothers - Whipping Post (5:22)
*Acrimony - Find the Path (4:08)
*Alice In Chains - Frogs (8:16)
Acid Bath - Scream of the Butterfly (6:16)
*Amboy Dukes - Below the Belt (7:03)
--I should add...this band was Ted Nugent's first band...also check out his solo track Stranglehold--definitely worth a score
*Buckethead - Mrs. Beasley (3:57)
--released just under the title Giant Robot, as opposed to Buckethead - Giant Robot (he actually has his own disc by that name, but the one shown below is what you should get; the tunes Scraps and Scapula are also worthwhile, as is the whole disc, really--check out this one tune, for sure...Mrs. Beasley
*Best Bets
--upbeat track in Aerosmith
--raunchy track in Acrimony
--bluesy tracks are The Animals, Allman Brothers, and Buckethead
--psychedelic tracks are the Amboy Dukes instrumental, Alice in Chains and Acid Bath (the latter sounds much like The Doors)
Desciptions and other info are optional but
PLEASE SHARE
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