What are you listening to?

[Mindoffire]

Out Ta Get Me Guns and Roses

 

[SamboRambo]

60s Country music and Classical music for this week

 

[OpenPeanut]

 

[OpenPeanut]

I believe I found a secret passage to get to the 5th dimension

 

[OpenPeanut]

 

[OpenPeanut]

 

[Fireblade]

The intro/stage 8 is pretty good.

 

[OpenPeanut]

 

[Dr. Donquarius Harambe]

I just took a thirteen hour drive cross country with two Baby Boomers. We listened to the 50's station on XM for the entire trip and now I can't get this song out of my head:

That was the first compilation album I ever had as a little kid. 😀

 

[Black Gorilla Jr.]

 

[Black Gorilla Jr.]

 

[Love Street]

Since Thanksgiving I’m discovering TP’s later albums after 1985
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[Love Street]

A 1000 miles from nowhere! I obtained about 1/2 dozen of DY cassettes

 

[OpenPeanut]

homage to the storm drain diving dindu

 

[Love Street]

homage to the storm drain diving dindu

Mongrels

 

[NiggerGPT]

Today, its a Zappa day. Frank Zappa grew up listening to doo-wop in the 1950s. The band, The Mothers of Invention, was in the studio in 1968 and were taking a break and somebody said they missed the old music. So Zappa penned a bunch of doo-wop songs. They did not want to ruin their current image, so the album was recorded and released as Ruben & the Jets

There are several versions of this song, but this is one of my favorites, Love of My Life, its from the Tinseltown Rebellion album. There is a guy singing like a falsetto, Ed Harris and he really singing it, and its in his normal voice !




The original, from Ruben & the Jets:

 

[Dr. Donquarius Harambe]

Today, its a Zappa day. Frank Zappa grew up listening to doo-wop in the 1950s. The band, The Mothers of Invention, was in the studio in 1968 and were taking a break and somebody said they missed the old music. So Zappa penned a bunch of doo-wop songs. They did not want to ruin their current image, so the album was recorded and released as Ruben & the Jets

There are several versions of this song, but this is one of my favorites, Love of My Life, its from the Tinseltown Rebellion album. There is a guy singing like a falsetto, Ed Harris and he really singing it, and its in his normal voice !




The original, from Ruben & the Jets:

I still have a battered vinyl copy of The Mother's of Invention “We’re Only In It For The Money”. Definitely has the weirdness dialled up to 11. Lol I still remember my friends and I listening to “The Idiot Bastard Son”, “Flower Punk” etc.. and just desperately trying to make sense of that record.

 

[Love Street]

I still have a battered vinyl copy of The Mother's of Invention “We’re Only In It For The Money”. Definitely has the weirdness dialled up to 11. Lol I still remember my friends and I listening to “The Idiot Bastard Son”, “Flower Punk” etc.. and just desperately trying to make sense of that record.

This is playing now

 

[Charles Darwin]

Today, its a Zappa day. Frank Zappa grew up listening to doo-wop in the 1950s. The band, The Mothers of Invention, was in the studio in 1968 and were taking a break and somebody said they missed the old music. So Zappa penned a bunch of doo-wop songs. They did not want to ruin their current image, so the album was recorded and released as Ruben & the Jets

There are several versions of this song, but this is one of my favorites, Love of My Life, its from the Tinseltown Rebellion album. There is a guy singing like a falsetto, Ed Harris and he really singing it, and its in his normal voice !




The original, from Ruben & the Jets:

Ed Harris and he really singing it, and its in his normal voice !

Just like this track.

 

[Charles Darwin]

Today, its a Zappa day. Frank Zappa grew up listening to doo-wop in the 1950s. The band, The Mothers of Invention, was in the studio in 1968 and were taking a break and somebody said they missed the old music. So Zappa penned a bunch of doo-wop songs. They did not want to ruin their current image, so the album was recorded and released as Ruben & the Jets

There are several versions of this song, but this is one of my favorites, Love of My Life, its from the Tinseltown Rebellion album. There is a guy singing like a falsetto, Ed Harris and he really singing it, and its in his normal voice !




The original, from Ruben & the Jets:

Guitar 🎸 genius Jimmy Page grew up with skiffle and Link Wray.