Shred Room L: Suede Room X: #MWH

Huh, so that power chord in LTIA II is just an E major chord with an F in it, creating that minor 2nd rub.  And the little doo doo dwee doo dwee do part looks fairly easy to play too.  I guess it's all in the distortion.  I need to try that out at the next band practice.

edit: totally misread the chord.  Never mind.  Still easy to play.


Edited by HolyMoly - November 29 2012 at 09:19

Link doesn't work, but I can tell that's the same site I looked at.
I noticed it was submitted by Colin Marston, who's a guitarist in some modern metal band whose name escapes me, but who appears as a musical collaborator on this Jarboe album I was listening to this morning.  Nice coincidence.

yes?

rushfan4 wrote: My alphabetical journey through my collection has led me to Radiohead this morning.  They are a band that I guess that I like well enough but they have never fully clicked for me.  I kind of have a hard time considering them as a progressive rock band.  They are more of an indie/alternative/grunge rock band.

I feel much the same way.  They're a good band that's done some admirable experimentation to make their sound incorporate more art rock idioms that appeal to me, but at the end of the day there's 12 other bands I'd rather listen to for that kind of sound.  I've only heard 3 albums of theirs (Bends, Computer, Kid A), and all of them are good albums.  Haven't ventured beyond that though.

When I'm in the mood for it I like OK Computer quite a bit. I wish Thom Yorke did more stuff like this though.

I'm still afraid to listen to it.

I've probably played Steve Miller's greatest hits album a couple of hundred times but I have never really delved any further with him.  I do have one of his more recent releases.  Something "River".

My top thee would be: III, IV and Houses. I haven't really listened to the others enough to judge.

So how about the Who? I've been getting more into them lately, enjoying Live at Leeds and Who's Next especially.

I've always liked the Who, but I've never been as heavily into them as I have the Beatles and the Kinks.  There's really only one Who album that I would give 5 stars (Quadrophenia).