WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO....RIGHT NOW Mk II

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DdBob said:
Does that have the One Bourbon one scotch one beer song on it ?
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1. "Madison Blues" Elmore James George Thorogood and the Destroyers, 1977 4:28
2. "One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer" John Lee Hooker George Thorogood and the Destroyers, 1977 8:26
3. "Move It on Over" Hank Williams Move It on Over, 1978 4:18
4. "Who Do You Love?" Ellas McDaniel Move It on Over, 1978 4:25
5. "Bad to the Bone" George Thorogood Bad to the Bone, 1982 4:49
6. "I Drink Alone" George Thorogood Maverick, 1985 4:31
7. "Gear Jammer" George Thorogood Maverick, 1985 4:33
8. "Willie and the Hand Jive" Johnny Otis Maverick, 1985 4:embarrassed:3
9. "The Sky Is Crying" (live) Clarence Lewis, Elmore James, Morris Levy live recording 8:embarrassed:1
10. "Reelin' & Rockin'" (live) Chuck Berry live recording 5:48
11. "You Talk Too Much" George Thorogood Born to Be Bad, 1988 4:34
12. "If You Don't Start Drinkin' (I'm Gonna Leave)" George Thorogood Boogie People, 1991 4:11
13. "Get a Haircut" Bill Birch, David Avery Haircut, 1993 4:embarrassed:7
14. "Rockin' My Life Away" (alternate take) Mack Vickery previously unreleased 3:27
15. "American Made" Monty Byrom, Charlie Midnight, Steve Hunter Ride 'Til I Die, 2003 4:embarrassed:6
16. "Who Do You Love?" (Rothrock remix) Ellas McDaniel previously unreleased 3:34
 
Listening to the new Vanden Plas album, as I do some D&D stuff.

I know Vanden Plas is @Flamencology 's favorite prog metal band from Kaiserslautern, Germany :)



There's a video on youtube of Vanden Plas from 1986 from some German TV show? and it's the same 5 guys in the band as in 2019, plus one extra guitarist they had back in 1986, the guy w/white guitar in this vid:


I guess back in 1986 they were trying to be the next Europe :lol:
When they released their first album in 1994, they were much more Dream Theater-ish like they are today.
 
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"He's a street musician, but when he's playing on the street, he is given a value and judged completely wrong by someone else," Cornell continued. "They think he's a street person, or he's doing this because he can't hold down a regular job. They put him a few pegs down on the social ladder because of how they perceive someone who dresses differently. The lyrics express the sentiment that I much more easily identify with someone like Artis."
 
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