What are You Listening to Now BRSers?
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Downhere and needtobreathe are the two best bands I've heard decently. And downhere's lead singer #2, Marc Martel, was just selected as the Queen Extravaganza tour lead singer to replace the impressive if unusual (and unfortunately long dead) Freddie Mercury.
Yeah I listened to some of it. "Well Well" is an excellent track. It was all a bit more...refined.. than his solo stuff, not as powerful, but still very good.
EDIT: I take that back. "sinner's prayer" is exceptional and she is killer on that!
Man, some really strange taste among the weirdo, hippy barefoot crowd. I like just about any kind of music, but here are a couple that I've been listening to recently...probably won't make much headway with most. I run a little angrier than many according to my wife:
Crimfall:
Karen O & Trent Reznor remake of an old classic (This is my Concept2 Rowing song. I row better pretending to be a viking.)
Cypress Hill (been around, but surprising how many people don't know who they are) This is a good one for multiple box jumps or burpee box jumps:
Crimfall:
Karen O & Trent Reznor remake of an old classic (This is my Concept2 Rowing song. I row better pretending to be a viking.)
Cypress Hill (been around, but surprising how many people don't know who they are) This is a good one for multiple box jumps or burpee box jumps:
I'm Celtic, but I've never heard Celtic done quite like that Crimfall piece starting about 30 seconds in. Is that his voice, or is he running it through some sort of really funky effects device? Interesting.
Talon: Celtic black metal? Interesting.
Phil: As Talon says it's his voice. Kind of. The sound isn't really created by the vocal cords but rather further back and up in the throat. If you do it right you should be able to switch back and forth between normal singing and growling, as it's called, without your normal voice being affected by your sounding like you just swallowed a weed whacker.
Wideguy: I admit I'm not really a Bonamassa fan so for me it strikes a pretty much perfect balance with him being a bit more restrained and Hart a little bit more rough than what I've heard from her solo stuff. And yes, Sinner's Prayer is an awesome version of the song. It's actually one of my favorite blues songs and their version is certainly one of the best I've heard.
Phil: As Talon says it's his voice. Kind of. The sound isn't really created by the vocal cords but rather further back and up in the throat. If you do it right you should be able to switch back and forth between normal singing and growling, as it's called, without your normal voice being affected by your sounding like you just swallowed a weed whacker.
Wideguy: I admit I'm not really a Bonamassa fan so for me it strikes a pretty much perfect balance with him being a bit more restrained and Hart a little bit more rough than what I've heard from her solo stuff. And yes, Sinner's Prayer is an awesome version of the song. It's actually one of my favorite blues songs and their version is certainly one of the best I've heard.
yeah Andy, that's pretty smokin'..... nice post. Love finding a gem like that I never would have stumbled on myself.
I pretty much always listen to Above & Beyond's Trance Around The World free weekly 2-hour podcast set when driving or running.
http://www.aboveandbeyond.nu/
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