Warfect. This is one of those moments where I feel like everyone knew this except me. Just found these guys today and I love what I hear. Any of you seen them?
u/jasonvoorhees2582 — 2 days ago
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r/Oldschool_NFL r/Jazz r/60sMusic r/OldSchoolCoolMusic r/MetalForTheMasses r/blues r/silentfilm r/80s r/grunge r/industrialmusic r/80sAmazing r/InMetalWeTrust
▲ 45 r/industrialmusic
Bourbonese Qualk. Okay this is really different. Highly experimental stuff. I hadn’t heard them until yesterday. Thanks to all again for introducing me to some of these. What’s your experience with them?
u/jasonvoorhees2582 — 6 days ago
▲ 135 r/industrialmusic
Die Form. I’m intrigued by these guys. Never heard of them before yesterday. thanks to this group I started listening to this album. Unreal stuff. I would love to hear all your opinions on them. This highly experimental world agrees with me thanks 🙏
u/jasonvoorhees2582 — 10 days ago
▲ 17 r/Jazz
Love me some Sam “The Man” Taylor. Especially his version of Harlem Nocturne
u/jasonvoorhees2582 — 14 days ago
▲ 70 r/blues
Peg Leg Howell was born March 5th 1888. One of the first pre war blues men from Atlanta to be recorded. Also one of the first to make a race record. Just got into him recently. Look for a song called “Away From Home” A classic all it’s own
u/jasonvoorhees2582 — 23 days ago
▲ 25 r/Oldschool_NFL
St Louis Cardinals vs Cleveland Browns on December 6th 1964 at old Busch stadium. 31,585 braved 8 degree weather to watch the Cardinals beat the eventual champion Browns 28-19. Too cold for me no thanks
u/jasonvoorhees2582 — 26 days ago
▲ 18 r/Oldschool_NFL
Baker Bowl, Philadelphia Dec 19, 1933. Giants HOF RB Ken Strong runs vs the Eagles defense. The Eagles took a 14-13 4th quarter lead on a 61 yard TD by Swede Hanson. The Giants would stun the Eagles & 8,000 fans with a 60 yard TD pass from QB Harry Newman to WR Kink Richards for a 20-14 win
u/jasonvoorhees2582 — 26 days ago
▲ 49 r/blues
Lil McClintock was a street performer in South Carolina. Born June 5th 1886. Died somewhere close to 1940. Not much is known about him except the handful of sides he recorded for Colombia in 1930-31. He is a must listen especially the song “Mother Called Her Child To Her Dying Bed”
u/jasonvoorhees2582 — 30 days ago
▲ 181 r/80s
How many of you had these when you were younger? Unfortunately my neighbor’s dog would always chase after it
u/jasonvoorhees2582 — 1 month ago
▲ 133 r/Oldschool_NFL
Billy Packer, Dick Enberg & Al McGuire with NBC Sports in 1980. Man I miss Dick Enberg. “Oh My”
u/jasonvoorhees2582 — 1 month ago
▲ 75 r/silentfilm
Hello all. I would love to have this photo identified if possible. Looks like Clara Bow but I would like to know what movie this is from. “It” doesn’t have her in a scene with a towel and straw behind her. Any help would be appreciated
u/jasonvoorhees2582 — 1 month ago
▲ 178 r/OldSchoolCoolMusic
Frank Zappa & The Mother’s Of Invention 1970
u/jasonvoorhees2582 — 1 month ago
A wall of GI Joe toys in Lionel’s Playworld around the mid 1980’s. Do you guys see anything you recognize?
u/MisterShipWreck — 1 month ago
▲ 737 r/blues
Howlin Wolf at a radio station in Memphis in the late 40’s.
u/jasonvoorhees2582 — 1 month ago
Okay how of you had these? How many still have these? Greyskull was like a living fantasy for me
u/MisterShipWreck — 1 month ago
▲ 50 r/OldSchoolCoolMusic
Jimi Hendrix and Leslie West in January 1970 jamming in Leslie’s loft until 3am. Would’ve been nice to be a fly on the wall for this one.
u/jasonvoorhees2582 — 2 months ago
▲ 10 r/grunge
How do you guys feel about Fudge Tunnel? I was just listening to The Complicated Futility Of Ignorance. Did any of you have a chance to see them?
u/jasonvoorhees2582 — 2 months ago