They came from 8 sources, so they have, indeed, been coming everyday, yay!

A couple on the list I did "find" in the real world. That's still more fun and exciting. It's also more immediately gratifying, too, as the instant I close the car door, I tear it open and put it in the cd player. Point of purchase to listening experience? About 90 seconds. Hey, that's longer than some of you guys have s

I like!

This weekend I finally got around to watching the Wynton Marsalis & Eric Clapton DVD on my HT system.

Using the 5.1 option, my M22s with Velo subs, Sony Center & QS4s rendered this live concert beautifully. Furthermore, the video (upscaled through my Denon AVR) was superb & looked like blue-ray to me.

The concert was a wonderful display of jazzy blues that mixed Clapton's superb guitar playing with the many different types of horns of Marsalis' band. It was amply evident that the musicians really enjoyed performing together in this unusual mix of music genres.

Highly recommended.

For Murph, 'Layla' was an obvious favourite of the audience & myself...

TAM

Kimbra is the one who sings with that Gotye song I posted about a few weeks ago. Great voice.... She's pretty hot looking too..

Been listening to the new Silversun Pickups CD. I like it more than there last CD.

Fans of Fleet Foxes will want to check out the the album Fear Fun by Father John Misty (actually Joshua Tillman, the former Fleet Foxes drummer). It's a departure from the trademark Fleet Foxes style while still possessing some of the same feel.

Bonus: the album doesn't sound like it was recorded with a mic placed at the bottom of a metal trashcan!

Link goes to the $2.99 MP3 album download.

Listening to one of my favorite albums of all time. Take My Mask and Breathe by Chore.

http://www.allmusic.com/album/take-my-mask-and-breathe-r414560

Steve Vai "Fire Garden"

Heavens to mergatroid, but the man can play...

Super-weird video. Ha ha. The single was released for sale on US iTunes yesterday, so I grabbed it. I have to admit I'm really liking it.

I have been listening the last couple of days to Warren Haynes' Man in Motion CD and really enjoying it. I remember Mark saying that he liked it as well. Anyone have any more recommendations of other CDs by him or Gov't Mule?

I like their first album,

Dose

Deja Voodoo

By a Thread

High & Mighty

Mule is "heavier" than Warren's solo work....