ON TODAY'S PROGRAM...[PLAYLISTS 2009]

rattpoison wrote:

SAHB Healer wrote:

Sister Double Happiness- Uncut

I've got three albums by these guys, have listened quite a bit, and still don't know what to make of them. They seem to be from California, but they sound more like a swamp band. Molly Hatchet crossed with 16 HP or something, although not as good as either of those. Strange band.

I have a Roky Erickson tribute album that has them on it along with ZZ Top, Primal Scream, Julian Cope, Richard Lloyd, REM, Butthole Surfers, Thin White Rope, Jesus & Mary Chain etc etc etc.

They sound interesting given your description.

That Roky tribute was where I first heard them also, and I'm guessing that he might have been their biggest influence. They also remind me of Gun Club at times, but not the prime stuff, more the Pastoral Hide & Seek/ Divinity era. The other Sister Double Happiness album and EP aren't as hard rocking. They have a distinct indie feel about them, and the dude sound a little too much like Kermit The Frog, but yes, they are interesting even though maybe not all that good.

Accept-Balls to The Walls
Accept-Metal Heart
Aerosmith-Just Push Play
Aerosmith-Young Lust

yesterday I played

Deliverance- What a Joke and It was like visiting an old friend I hadnt spun it in a while but I Loved it!!!!

Vince Neil - Exposed was inspired by Metallic Blaze's thread so I spun it

Pat Metheney-Still Life Talking
Klaatu-s/t and Hope (one of those 2-in-1 things)

Traveling Wilbury's - Vol 1
traveling Wilbury's - Vol 3
Deliverance - Weapons of Our Warfare +1
Def Leppard - Hysteria
Keldian - Journey of Souls
Anekdoten - Chapters
The Essential Johnny Cash
Ravage - The End of Tomorrow
Lynch Mob - ST

since last night...

Solace - Further
Solace - 13
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
Steven Wilson - Insurgentes
Rush - Grace Under Pressure

Aerosmith-Young Lust:The Aerosmith Anthology
Down-Nola
Jeff Beck-Truth

Dream Theater - Black Clouds & Silver Linings again - what a GREAT album!!!! Best thing they have done is SFAM!!!!!

Addy wrote:

yesterday I played

Deliverance- What a Joke and It was like visiting an old friend I hadnt spun it in a while but I Loved it!!!!

Vince Neil - Exposed was inspired by Metallic Blaze's thread so I spun it

Everytime I revisit old Deliverance, I feel the same way. I get all warm and fuzzy even.


How do you like that Vince Neil album? Isn't the guitar amazing? I swear, that has to be one of the most underrated and underappreciated albums in hard rock.

Today so far:

Hellhammer ~ Demon Entrails

I put my iPod on album shuffle, here's what it played:

Billy Cobham-Spectrum
Nuclear Assault-The Game
Thin Lizzy-Black Rose
ZZ Top-Deguello
Wishbone Ash-Wishbone IV
Alamo-S/T
Steve Earle-Townes
The New Riders Of The Purple Sage-S/T

TSO - The Christman Attic
Metallica - Death Magentic

High On Fire - The Art Of Self Defense
High On Fire - Surrounded By Thieves
High On Fire - Blessed Black Wings
High On Fire - Death Is This Communion
Trouble - Psalm 9

Morbid Saint - Spectrum of Death

Helltrain ~ Route 666

Saxon - Strong Arm of the Law

Required Fields wrote:

Saxon - Strong Arm of the Law

Van Halen-1984
Klaatu-Hope

Aerosmith-Honkin' On Bobo
after which I needed to hear how it was really done:
Magic Sam-West Side Soul
Magic Sam-Black Magic
The Cobra Records Story (assorted songs from both discs).
John Lee Hooker-Hooker (assorted songs from all 4 discs).

akeldama wrote:

Aerosmith-Honkin' On Bobo
after which I needed to hear how it was really done:
Magic Sam-West Side Soul
Magic Sam-Black Magic
The Cobra Records Story (assorted songs from both discs).
John Lee Hooker-Hooker (assorted songs from all 4 discs).

Agreed...Magic Sam was AWESOME!

detuned wrote:

akeldama wrote:

Aerosmith-Honkin' On Bobo
after which I needed to hear how it was really done:
Magic Sam-West Side Soul
Magic Sam-Black Magic
The Cobra Records Story (assorted songs from both discs).
John Lee Hooker-Hooker (assorted songs from all 4 discs).

Agreed...Magic Sam was AWESOME!

Did Magic Sam play on some J. Geils albums? That name rings a bell.

tohostudios wrote:

Did Magic Sam play on some J. Geils albums? That name rings a bell.

No, he died in 1969. You might be thinking of the movie The Blues Brothers, they mention his name before playing Sweet Home Chicago..."Ladies and gentleman, this one is dedicated to the late, great Magic Sam"

detuned wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

Did Magic Sam play on some J. Geils albums? That name rings a bell.

No, he died in 1969. You might be thinking of the movie The Blues Brothers, they mention his name before playing Sweet Home Chicago..."Ladies and gentleman, this one is dedicated to the late, great Magic Sam"

I swear he's credited on a J. Geils album I own.

Dammit, now I'm going to have to do research.