Mood Music - Whats Song Represents How You feel right NOW

I never thought that another Doctor could replace Tom Baker in my heart...but this 11th one, has such a je ne sais quoi....I may be powerless to resist...









Smashing!

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...heres a great band that plays around here a lot... my fav of theirs is "get up"...

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not too shabby and very much appreciate the info, be checking a few out soon thanks to some good news, which is why I've been kind of celebrating over the last few days

edit- had to listen a couple more times and like Down Easy the best
remeber seeing these guys at Sundance Sq. in FTW before "making it"

Ok, ever since the Santana Video with the young drummer was posted. I've been finding related videos child prodigies.

This is a young Girl, started picking a mandolin at 8.
this was when she was probably about 13 or 14...

Sierra Hull, on the mandolin...



Kinda gives me hope that This music, brought over from Ireland, and other related Isles. Is still alive and evolving in America.

Originally posted by gabby2011
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I remember my jaw dropping, when seeing this kid, who "Obviously didn't belong in the band." Just overpowering the audience with what has become one of the most famous drum solos of all time.

Hey spacedoubt .. just sort of curious .. were you at woodstock 69?

Don't mean to pry ..but have to admit I'd be envious if you had been.

Nope!
I knew about it. I liked that kind of music...but I was too too young.
So no envy required!
I did see the Movie really soon after it came out....So that's my memory of the little drummer boy.
I was just learning the drums at the time. Had my first Bass drum, 2 toms, a snare, and two cymbals.

Originally posted by spacedoubt
Sierra Hull, on the mandolin...

...she's great... appalachian mandolin is alive and well... my first introduction was about 50yrs ago and it was already a really old genre...

...years later, i was introduced to an italian american mandolin player and he was the best lookin thang i'd ever seen... never got over him or mandolins, lol... the video below is not him, lol, just a little glimpse into that style (which i prefer to appalachian)...




...i can play traditional but since i got my electric, i'm often like this (really cute) young man cuz its lots more fun and it makes my dog howl...

Originally posted by Rustami
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very much appreciate the info, be checking a few out soon thanks to some good news, which is why I've been kind of celebrating over the last few days

...good news?... you gonna share?... drop some hints?...

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just a decent yob in the field I'm used to and being able to get away from ebay, thank GOD! -I can't even stand to text but have enjoyed learning some history while picking and some other things it allowed time for, thats all

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...congrats on da new yob...
...and thats a really nice scoot on your avatar...

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why thank ya thank ya very mush! don't get me started on the bike but will give a shout out to ColoradoJens for inspiring the BullNuts addition

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...i prefer harley men but only the ones that actually know what a wrench is... my family's biz sold bsa, hodaka, triumph and yamaha for decades... i was the parts dept smarty pants for a few years... so, really, theres nothing you could say that would offend me (cuz its already been said about a gazillion times)...

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...for your edification...

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Wyn Hawks - alright now - a woman who knows her bikes...a woman after my heart...

here is some more 80's on ya'..we (me and my bros' Pete and Mick) play this every christmas eve for the family...



SMU late 80's...

CJ

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...thats my baby brother - the one we dropped on his head a lot when he was little..

...theres this beautiful song i cant find on youtube (booo hooo)...

...if teardrops were diamonds... dwight yoakum did it... if anyone finds it, please, post it or send me the link... thank ya, thank ya very much...

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I like Harleys for girls jus kidden.. my buddy had a nice Nightrain and there has been one custom V-Rod would have possibly traded straight up for but overall just not enough for what I like particularly with this one, now the custom green BigDog another friend had is a little different story plus the American Star thing and Yamaha being my first motorcyle and 3-wheeler.. forgot to mention loved the Grizzly400 had a few years back also