Blackstratblues — Newness
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Nice overlap from Pixies - Where Is My Mind to this song. Well done, RP.
atmosphere atmos sphere do I have an atmosphere face ? 
zedstation wrote:
The artist is called "Blackstratblues", so I'd say he is entitled to
Pink Floyd Meddle (borrowed riff?)
3."Fearless" (including "You'll Never Walk Alone")Gilmour, Waters (including Rodgers, Hammerstein II)Gilmour6:08
The artist is called "Blackstratblues", so I'd say he is entitled to
First I hear this, and am really liking it. Solid 8 for starters.
As of now, part of my life soundtrack. Thanks to RP.
Great track and a wonderful album ✌️
Very relaxing - yes, that chord sequence of Am G F is very common, still good though.
Little bit of 'Stairway to Heaven' in there on the outro.
love this!! thanks RP :)
Proclivities wrote:
Really?
He's talking about the song that followed, which it did this time also: The Charlatans' "Here Comes a Soul Saver".
Really?
He's talking about the song that followed, which it did this time also: The Charlatans' "Here Comes a Soul Saver".
Just love the album cover.
As a grandfather I have a soft place in my heart for happy babies.
As a grandfather I have a soft place in my heart for happy babies.cool
zedstation wrote:
Really?
Pink Floyd Meddle (borrowed riff?)
3."Fearless" (including "You'll Never Walk Alone")Gilmour, Waters (including Rodgers, Hammerstein II)Gilmour6:08
3."Fearless" (including "You'll Never Walk Alone")Gilmour, Waters (including Rodgers, Hammerstein II)Gilmour6:08
Really?
Channeling some Bob Welch era Fleetwood Mac, Very Nice!
Pink Floyd Meddle (borrowed riff?)
3."Fearless" (including "You'll Never Walk Alone")Gilmour, Waters (including Rodgers, Hammerstein II)Gilmour6:08
3."Fearless" (including "You'll Never Walk Alone")Gilmour, Waters (including Rodgers, Hammerstein II)Gilmour6:08
Ansolute genius
I like. Look forward to hearing more of this cut.
enkay wrote:
Are you really so desperate for attention that you convinced yourself that comment was worth the time it took you to type it?
AFAIK, the good news is that calle01 is no longer an RP member...unless he's adopted a new username.
Are you really so desperate for attention that you convinced yourself that comment was worth the time it took you to type it?
AFAIK, the good news is that calle01 is no longer an RP member...unless he's adopted a new username.
slok wrote:
Yeah, this is exactly what i meant, and now after time i still can hear that slide there. Nice tune anyway.
WonderLizard wrote:
Actually, that chord progression (basically Am-G-F) is common to a great many songs, not least of which is "All Along the Watchtower."
I'm thinking it was a little more than just the chord progression at the end there, with the slide solo over the top sounding a lot like the Zeppelin solo.
Actually, that chord progression (basically Am-G-F) is common to a great many songs, not least of which is "All Along the Watchtower."
I'm thinking it was a little more than just the chord progression at the end there, with the slide solo over the top sounding a lot like the Zeppelin solo.
Yeah, this is exactly what i meant, and now after time i still can hear that slide there. Nice tune anyway.
calle01 wrote:
Are you really so desperate for attention that you convinced yourself that comment was worth the time it took you to type it?
Another suck ass band courtesy of Bill???
Are you really so desperate for attention that you convinced yourself that comment was worth the time it took you to type it?
calle01 wrote:
Totally don't understand this comment at all. If you don't like Bill's selections, why torture yourself here, simply listen to something else. Personally I dig nearly all of Bill's selections, but then that's why this is my favorite radio station of all time. :)
Another suck ass band courtesy of Bill???
Totally don't understand this comment at all. If you don't like Bill's selections, why torture yourself here, simply listen to something else. Personally I dig nearly all of Bill's selections, but then that's why this is my favorite radio station of all time. :)
Both of their albums are pretty good, got a couple of duff tracks but overall great with a pair of quality headphones.
calle01 wrote:
Are you being forced to listen?
Another suck ass band courtesy of Bill???
Are you being forced to listen?
Usually really dig slide guitar, not here. Feels over utilized.
Very nice!
Movie soundtrack deluxe.
Great music to work/study by.
rich95969 wrote:
Windows, The Beast That Would Not Die.
I must admit, though, that MS has really screwed the pooch with Windows 8. (Microsoft once loved to call its major software efforts "bet-the-farm" projects but when you have near-monopolies in the OS and office suite spaces, you can bet the farm because you own the bank and the town to boot!) Perhaps it wasn't as bad as Vista but Win8 isn't going to slow the drift away from PCs.
Redmond might take 5% of the tablet market next year--up from 2% this year! But half the PCs shipped in 2014 will be tablets. To jack in one more metaphor: the ship has sailed, fellas, and you're stuck on the dock.
Sorry you had to deal with that job, Rich.
I'm not sure how to rate this. Towards the end I realized I was struggling to stay awake at my desk. Either it was incredibly soothing/relaxing or boring.... Giving it a 7 for now, as it may just have been exhaustion from dealing with Winblows source code documentation (i.e. frustrating crap).
Windows, The Beast That Would Not Die.
I must admit, though, that MS has really screwed the pooch with Windows 8. (Microsoft once loved to call its major software efforts "bet-the-farm" projects but when you have near-monopolies in the OS and office suite spaces, you can bet the farm because you own the bank and the town to boot!) Perhaps it wasn't as bad as Vista but Win8 isn't going to slow the drift away from PCs.
Redmond might take 5% of the tablet market next year--up from 2% this year! But half the PCs shipped in 2014 will be tablets. To jack in one more metaphor: the ship has sailed, fellas, and you're stuck on the dock.
Sorry you had to deal with that job, Rich.
Very Hendrixian.
rich95969 wrote:
hit Bill for $
I'm not sure how to rate this. Towards the end I realized I was struggling to stay awake at my desk. Either it was incredibly soothing/relaxing or boring.... Giving it a 7 for now, as it may just have been exhaustion from dealing with Winblows source code documentation (i.e. frustrating crap).
hit Bill for $
I'm not sure how to rate this. Towards the end I realized I was struggling to stay awake at my desk. Either it was incredibly soothing/relaxing or boring.... Giving it a 7 for now, as it may just have been exhaustion from dealing with Winblows source code documentation (i.e. frustrating crap).
What is this? Instant 8.
jhorton wrote:
Ditto... lovely ambling tune. Definitely a healthy Floyd influence
Wow, love to hear some more from this band...
Ditto... lovely ambling tune. Definitely a healthy Floyd influence
..imagine announcing this one back in 2009: "here's their new release "Newness" off the new album, uh, The New Album...er, i mean, um"..
Good rithm
Thought this was late 60's Pink Floyd.....pretty nice.
I'm hearing a lot of David Gilmour. With the black stratocaster in the band name I guess that isn't surprising.
WonderLizard wrote:
Actually, that chord progression (basically Am-G-F) is common to a great many songs, not least of which is "All Along the Watchtower."
I'm thinking it was a little more than just the chord progression at the end there, with the slide solo over the top sounding a lot like the Zeppelin solo.
Actually, that chord progression (basically Am-G-F) is common to a great many songs, not least of which is "All Along the Watchtower."
I'm thinking it was a little more than just the chord progression at the end there, with the slide solo over the top sounding a lot like the Zeppelin solo.
I've got this guy/band/whatever bookmarked on my "MySpace Sampling" pages. You might enjoy a few more of the songs that are there.
Check out the title track, " Nights in Shining Karma."
https://music.blackstratblues.com/album/nights-in-shining-karma
https://music.blackstratblues.com/album/nights-in-shining-karma
Wow, love to hear some more from this band...
On_The_Beach wrote:
Your scathing criticism might have a little more impact if you learned to spell.
"Your" scathing criticism of my scathing criticism was well received. Darn, it's hard to type and cover your ears at the same time!
Your scathing criticism might have a little more impact if you learned to spell.
"Your" scathing criticism of my scathing criticism was well received. Darn, it's hard to type and cover your ears at the same time!
Flowed so effortlessly from Kasabian, I didn't notice the song had changed.
tulfan wrote:
I was listening to this in another room and I thought it was an obscure Jeff Beck tune, ...very nice.
It sounds like someone has been studying Jeff Beck
I was listening to this in another room and I thought it was an obscure Jeff Beck tune, ...very nice.
tomeck wrote:
Actually, that chord progression (basically Am-G-F) is common to a great many songs, not least of which is "All Along the Watchtower."
Am I the only one who hear riff from Stairway to Heaven in this?
Actually, that chord progression (basically Am-G-F) is common to a great many songs, not least of which is "All Along the Watchtower."
tomeck wrote:
You are not thr only
Am I the only one who hear riff from Stairway to Heaven in this?
You are not thr only
I also bought the album from the band's site. I'm liking all of it. Makes for great ambiance when I'm working in the woodshop.
gvan wrote:
funny stuff.
Lameness. He actually says Life, Live, Love. Deep lyrics if your into Dollar Store potholders and Thomas Kinkade calendars.
haha! Kinkade, I love it! Er, hate it. Ah, you know what I meanfunny stuff.
On_The_Beach wrote:
Your scathing criticism might have a little more impact if you learned to spell.
Good riposte!
Your scathing criticism might have a little more impact if you learned to spell.
Good riposte!
gvan wrote:
Your scathing criticism might have a little more impact if you learned to spell.
Lameness. He actually says Life, Live, Love. Deep lyrics if your into Dollar Store potholders and Thomas Kinkade calendars.
Your scathing criticism might have a little more impact if you learned to spell.
Am I the only one who hear riff from Stairway to Heaven in this?
Lameness. He actually says Life, Live, Love. Deep lyrics if your into Dollar Store potholders and Thomas Kinkade calendars.
Nice... but now I wanna hear some Harry Manx..
sirdroseph wrote:
agreed
I mean musically it is pretty good, but does nothing for me, kinda boring.
agreed
I mean musically it is pretty good, but does nothing for me, kinda boring.
tulfan wrote:
I'm hearing some David Gilmour in there as well.
It sounds like someone has been studying Jeff Beck
I'm hearing some David Gilmour in there as well.
I have to say that right at the beginning I thought this was Marvin Gaye's Inner City Blues for more than a couple of seconds . . .
then it just wasn't.
then it just wasn't.
Love this song... Cool!
I've become obsessed with this song. Downloaded and donated!
nalle wrote:
I downloaded the entire New Album from this site and it is great. Highly recommended.
Well worth NZ $5 (about US/Cdn $3.50).
I downloaded the entire New Album from this site and it is great. Highly recommended.
Well worth NZ $5 (about US/Cdn $3.50).
New to me - liking it . . . 7 thus far
It sounds like someone has been studying Jeff Beck
Best 76 cents I've spent in a long time!
Timeless! 8 for now.
Free? I just clicked to the site and download is $5 — might just be worth it, though. Pretty cool music!
wasn't working but I got it fixed now. 
Hurrah! My upload made the cut.
And I'm grateful it did. Thanks : )
LLRP