Two masters of the percussive arts having a little fun with some monstrous grooves at the Buddy Rich Memorial Concert 2008. Tank! starts around 5:18.
Terry Bozzio and Efrain Toro – No Vacancy, Tank!
Category: Music
Casualties of Cool – Mountaintop
Casualties of Cool 'Mountaintop' - Official Promo Video
I don’t care that the year isn’t half through, Devin Townsend’s crowd funded Casualties of Cool is my album of the year for 2014.
Scientificised!
When Kurt Cobain committed suicide in a Seattle suburb 20 years ago, the idea of the 27 Club entered the public consciousness. “I told him not to join that stupid club,” his mother said at the time of death, and the quote was subsequently picked up and distributed worldwide by the Associated Press.
2CELLOS – Highway To Hell featuring Steve Vai
2CELLOS - Highway To Hell feat. Steve Vai [OFFICIAL VIDEO]
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Rocking. Would have preferred no percussion à la early Apocalyptica, but that’s just personal preference.
Jeff Beck Ensemble with Billy Gibbons – Sixteen Tons
Jeff Beck and ZZ Top - Ernie Ford's SIXTEEN TONS
That old Tennessee Ernie Ford classic updated as a techno-blues rocker.
King Crimson – Starless
Live 1974
Sagisu Shirō – Eerie Blank
Eerie Blank
Not been a fan of Bleach in years (though that first arc was amazing) but with Sagisu Shirō handling the music duties you can expect some outstanding moments musically. This is one such moment, off the Memories of Nobody soundtrack.
Puddles Pity Party – You Don’t Know Me
Puddles Pity Party - You Don't Know Me - JOE'S PUB presents "ALBUM OF THE MONTH CLUB" : RAY CHARLES
A huge clown absolutely killing the Ray Charles classic, never mind that ridiculously good physical delivery on top of it.
Puddles Pity Party a.k.a. Big Mike Grier
Carlo Gesualdo – O Vos Omnes
O Vos Omnes Gesualdo
Carlo Gesualdo (Venosa, 8 March 1560 — Gesualdo, 8 September 1613), also known as Gesualdo da Venosa (Gesualdo from Venosa), Prince of Venosa and Count of Conza, was an Italian nobleman, lutenist, composer and murderer.
As a composer of the late Renaissance, he is remembered for writing intensely expressive madrigals and sacred music that use a chromatic language not heard again until the late 19th century.
Two Total Strangers Have Saxophone Battle On NYC Subway Train
Two Total Strangers Have Saxophone Battle On NYC Subway Train
