I've recently gotten into this band and since they have a vintage sound I was thinking about buying a pressing. I really enjoy the new album. That's the one I am considering buying most, but just curious about the quality of each albums press and whether they are mixed well.
The top three songs here are my absolute favorite.
Loving You on My Mind - Chris Stapleton
Everybody Here Wants You - Jeff Buckley
Untitled How Does it Feel - D'Angelo
Please help me find some similar songs.
Thought I'd post some of my favorite live albums. In case it isn't clear from my picks I play guitar. Please recommend some new stuff to me. Does not necessarily have to be a live album. Also I wanted to put Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall or Unitarian Church but I decided to only do official releases.
I'm currently using Suricata and DNS Blocklist. Im a beginner with this stuff but im struggling with getting a surefire way to block it. DNS Blocklist can easily be bypassed especially by certain browsers and Suricata doesnt seem to have an adult site option. Is there a ruleset for it that I can download? Do I need to setup firewall settings? I do not want to use Zenarmor, it's adult filtering is behind a pay wall that's too steep for me
I just beat Remake, and I'm very intrigued by the story. I really love most of the characters, especially Aerith, but I do find Wedge to be pretty annoying. I enjoy the combat too, but there were so many parts in Remake that really felt like they were dragging. Long animations just for the sake of being long, and parts of the game that had you walk at a snail's pace just to stretch out the game. It felt like part of a bigger game that wasn't finished, so they just stretched it out to put it on shelves as a full-priced game. I got genuinely pissed at how long some things were taking. I'm playing the Yuffie Intermission before I hop into Rebirth, but I just want to know if it is going to have the same issues that the first game has. I have never played the original, also.
Wanted to share the good news with yall. This is Sturgill Simpson's most recent album that was physical released only. Now it's on streaming with some banging new tracks. Fantano was too harsh on this record. I think its one of the best this year especially with these new songs.
I would say I have been somewhat elitist in the past when it comes to music. I used to browse forums and album rating boards looking for the best records and viewing them from a critics perspective. Anything that didn't fit my taste or the internet niche, wasn't cool. I find that lately, I enjoy a lot of music that I used to dog on. I'll hear something on the radio and think that melodies actually quite nice or that production is pretty impressive. It feels like this started after learning to play an instrument myself as well as probably just listening to an abundance of music. The biggest example I can think of this is my love for country music that I found over the past couple of years. I used to hate country. I'd say any country after 9/11 was pop bootlicker crap. It isn't. Theres plenty of great country today. After that, I started saying that you just have to dig a little deeper to find the good stuff like Tyler Childers and Sturgill. Lately, im starting to appreciate more stuff on the radio. Not just country, but modern pop artists like Sabrina Carpenter that I also used to hate. Its not stuff that I actively listen to, but it isnt as bad as I used to treat it. Does anyone share this feeling?
This man has an angel's voice, even in old age, he can play a guitar like nobody's business, and he is a fantastic songwriter. I feel like the music community never mentions him, and I just wanted to share because I have been obsessed with his stuff recently. Check out his guitar chops in this recent Tiny Desk. For those that don't know, he also plays with The Eagles.
ChatGPT said freshwater drum, but everyone I asked said a different fish like some kind of bass. Did not feel like a bass to me.
My truck is old and it doesn't have Bluetooth. I mostly listen to CDs still, but I sometimes tune into the radio. Ive heard some good stuff, but a lot of the country radio isn't for me. Is there any stations around that play older stuff like Keith Whitley, George Jones, and Waylon Jennings or even some newer more traditional artists like Charley Crockett, Sturgill Simpson, and Colter Wall?
Genre doesn't matter too much, but you can tell I lean toward country, blues, rock, and some jazz/fusion playing. I've gotten to where I just listen to a lot of the same stuff lately, so I'd like some new recommendations.
This is my favorite SRV song. It is very jazzy combined with his usual blues style and I think it evokes a lot of emotion. I'd like more guitar songs like this if anyone has any suggestions
Lukas Nelson is super underrated. He has mad pipes. He's Willie Nelson's son BTW for those who aren't familiar. I don't think Sierra Ferrell needs any introduction here, but she is one of the best vocalists out rn.
I heard he dropped his record label. I wonder if he will get a new label to press the new album.