music in the shed

Hhhmmm, my 19yr old daughter just got angry and asked me to turn the music down because she had to get up "early" tomorrow. Mind you she doesn't have drivers license so I have to take her there...... All I'm listening to is Dweezil Zappa, freaking awesome, gotta say he's doing his dad proud!
 
Finally found a near mint copy of the High Flyin LP by Jukka Tolonen as my original copy from 1980 has gone AWOL >:(  Great joy listening to the record after many years yesterday evening, but I can't find a copy on CD or any other electronic format to hear the album on the go. Yes I know that I can convert the analog signal on the LP, and given the good audio condition I may go down that road, but perhaps one of our Finnish or Scandinavian forum members can point me to a retailer that stocks the album in a digital format.

Any help appreciated!

Gerald
 
Ernesto said:
Joe Bonamssa and Beth Hart at Amsterdam.
Not sure if the link works outside Germany.
btw seems it was a bit cold in the concert hall at
the start.... :D
http://www.3sat.de/mediathek/index.php?mode=play&obj=48224
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Nope, it says "Dieser Beitrag ist leider nicht (mehr) verf?gbar!". Why they don't realise english is the world language and give up on their quaint old languages is beyond me.......  (hiding) (hiding)
 
Went over to Martys for Beer (stout) and darts in the shed. Has a huge new to the shed plasma watched Steve Macqueen Bullet just  for the car chase  :D
 
In the shed a few days ago, was playing 3 live albums by The Damned on shuffle, now I can't get the bloody things out of my head. Neat Neat Neat; New Rose; Smash it up; Looking At You.....
Good though. I'll go and do it again today!
pete
 
I love this one - brilliant musicians!!!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnbfDZDo7mA



They must be out of their Brilliant Minds

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usZF2467UUw&list=FL9IA93I2wfySV1DrU1Nudsg&index=57


 
Been to see Nils Loftgren tonight - awesome player in Springsteen's East street band and played on Neil Young's Southern man - great voice that hasn't changed in 40 years and boy can he play guitar

I was fan with lemon Jelly in the 70s  8) - this is a clip of him playing in London this year

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNBLOx7X7zk
 
The documentary 'The Ecstasy of Wilko Johnson' has been updated and was on the BBC last night. Should be on BBC iPlayer. Very good.
 
Ernesto said:
Joe Bonamssa and Beth Hart at Amsterdam.
Not sure if the link works outside Germany.
btw seems it was a bit cold in the concert hall at
the start.... :D
http://www.3sat.de/mediathek/index.php?mode=play&obj=48224
Click to expand...

I saw Beth Hart at a local venue (Rock City) entertaining, especially the song about her husband who she says/sings doesn't wash..  :o
Joe Bonnamassa is fab, and in a similar vein, Samantha Fish, very young talented and pretty blues player (how often can you say that!); but have you heard Aaron Keylock, he is simply amazing, and just turned 17, not much any good of him on youtube and his website isn't great; I saw him in summer at Dot to dot (a local music festival that highlights up coming acts) and was simply blown away; he has supported Bonnamassa on tour; I think I'd rather see Keylock than him; amazing youth talent!

Back to music in the shed, I've got the usual battered radio, which is fine for short shed stays, although the stations do get a bit tedious (LOLing at Grants' 80 record station  :LOL:  :LOL: )
I recently scrapped off my old XP office PC but it had a nice base bin and twin speakers with control pad thing, works a treat for plugging in the Ipod/Ipad so I can have pretty much any station in the world playing as shed music; plus some great you tube compilations (got a great Vietnam era one, starting with 'I'm Eighteen' by Alice Cooper; surely his best song??) especially enjoy Manx Radio on line early during in practice week, really builds up the juices in readiness for race week trip, and local French radio for Le Mans etc. great atmosphere

Edit-Here's a link to 'I'm Eighteen' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ikky2gmJhqM
 
Hi all
Not the shed but just got home from the local cafe (almost essence of Hipster) to watch my daughters perform in their band. Eldest (14) on the guitar and vocals and youngest (11) vocals, uke and saxophone.

Left the eldest to jam away....

Tomorrow night the eldest is on stage with Hugh Jackman in the Boy from Oz and the youngest has another gig. Gee I wish I had some of their talent.

Oh on tap some excellent Porter from a local brewery http://allinnbrewingco.com/

Cheers
Jason
 
FNQ1000 said:
Hi all
Not the shed but just got home from the local cafe (almost essence of Hipster) to watch my daughters perform in their band. Eldest (14) on the guitar and vocals and youngest (11) vocals, uke and saxophone.

Left the eldest to jam away....

Tomorrow night the eldest is on stage with Hugh Jackman in the Boy from Oz and the youngest has another gig. Gee I wish I had some of their talent.

Oh on tap some excellent Porter from a local brewery http://allinnbrewingco.com/

Cheers
Jason
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That's all pretty cool, Jason...  Sounds like you've done a good job in raising your kids.  Kudos... :) :) :)
 
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