What Are You Listening To? (Vol.48)

[Chad The Limey]

The heaviest, dirtiest, nastiest riff of the 1970s. Prove me wrong.

 

[Zer]

 

[Kung Fu Kowboy]

For those down on the awesome site upgrade

 

[Hyperglide]

Still one of the GOAT's. Danny Brown never disappoints. Could me my AOTY.

 

[PurpleStorm]

Extended version of Winter featuring Mick Taylor on guitar.



A talented French guy playing memorable Taylor riffs from his time with the Stones.



HAPPY THANKSGIVING JUKEBOX CREW!

 

[PurpleStorm]

The heaviest, dirtiest, nastiest riff of the 1970s. Prove me wrong.

Hi Chad. Man I've really grown to enjoy Black Sabbath from a lot of the posts here. That is one nasty heavy badass riff.

By the way, who influenced Black Sabbath? It seems like they kinda came out of nowhere to help create heavy metal. But I don't know about their origins. They must have had influences.

 

[Yoricks Wisdom]

 

[Chad The Limey]

Hi Chad. Man I've really grown to enjoy Black Sabbath from a lot of the posts here. That is one nasty heavy badass riff.

By the way, who influenced Black Sabbath? It seems like they kinda came out of nowhere to help create heavy metal. But I don't know about their origins. They must have had influences.

Hey PS! Off the top of my head, I know Sabbath’s earliest stuff (like ‘The Wizard’ and ‘Warning’ from the debut) has its roots in the blues, and I believe they came up through the local blues scene.
I believe their darker sound was shaped by their surroundings (the grim industrial English West Midlands) and Tony adjusting his guitar sound due to losing his fingertips in a work accident.

 

[Prick_Flair]

Motherfuckin' Melvins. One of my favorite covers ever

 

[Zer]

 

[triptych]

Knox is the founder of the notorious British punk band The Vibrators .....here is his iconic '83 solo album ....a bloody ripper if ya ask me (if you're into super punk bands like the Vibrators)

 

[OldFashion]

 

[PurpleStorm]

Hey PS! Off the top of my head, I know Sabbath’s earliest stuff (like ‘The Wizard’ and ‘Warning’ from the debut) has its roots in the blues, and I believe they came up through the local blues scene.
I believe their darker sound was shaped by their surroundings (the grim industrial English West Midlands) and Tony adjusting his guitar sound due to losing his fingertips in a work accident.

So rad. Thanks for the info my jukebox bud. That makes great sense and it's always a pleasure learning about why a new type of sound may be created. Reminds me of how Django Reinhardt played guitar his way because of a deformity on his hand. I'm going to explore more now as I've begun to understand why many of you here hold Sabbath in such high regard. Happy thanksgiving to you and the jukebox crew. Wherever you are lol!

 

[swimba]

 

[Chad The Limey]

So rad. Thanks for the info my jukebox bud. That makes great sense and it's always a pleasure learning about why a new type of sound may be created. Reminds me of how Django Reinhardt played guitar his way because of a deformity on his hand. I'm going to explore more now as I've begun to understand why many of you here hold Sabbath in such high regard. Happy thanksgiving to you and the jukebox crew. Wherever you are lol!

Cheers pal! Happy thanksgiving to you, and all our American Jukebox brethren!

 

[Mastoness]

 

[jefferz]

 

[IneedSometop]

 

[triptych]

New single out from the upcoming album by my Dutch pals Dirty Denim

 

[Kalmah]