What are you listening to Today?

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Originally Posted by WWDog

I used to go to Casbeers on occasion for some live music, good food, and a few beers. I haven't been in a while though. I have heard of Luna but never been there.

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The interesting thing about Luna is that they don't have a menu or sell food, but they just cook up something random for the evening for free. Sometimes it's jambalaya, or some kind of soup, but it was Italian meatballs last time. It's also a non-smoking club, although all of San Antonio will be after this week anyway. :)

I have discovered a new band. Moving Mountains. Try them out.

Shinedown

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Originally Posted by Ktulu7

I just saw one HELL of an awesome live blues show on Saturday night! We say Guy Forsyth and his band at a jazz club called Luna, here in San Antonio. It was an awesome club, and his performance totally blew me away. We stayed for the whole 3-hour set, and bought a live DVD/CD combo set from him. He'll be back in San Antonio at Sam's Burger Joint I believe in October. You've gotta see this guy live!

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+1. Very entertaining. I haven't seen him in 6 or 7 years but he used to wield a harmonica belt and would play a saw with a violin bow. Very entertaining live.

For today...

Beach Boys - Pet Sounds

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Originally Posted by rockdog

For today...

Beach Boys - Pet Sounds

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Is that album really as good as the critics say? Never been much of a Beach Boys fan but in many circles, it's considered one of the best albums released.

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Originally Posted by LABulldog

Is that album really as good as the critics say? Never been much of a Beach Boys fan but in many circles, it's considered one of the best albums released.

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The story goes that Pet Sounds completely blew the Beatles minds. They then recorded Sgt Pepper to one-up the Beach Boys.

That's sayin somethin.

Today i am listening Akon. I love his songs. Listening Beautiful...

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Originally Posted by Champ967

The story goes that Pet Sounds completely blew the Beatles minds. They then recorded Sgt Pepper to one-up the Beach Boys.

That's sayin somethin.

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Also, you have to try to listen to it with 1966 ears. It represents the point in history at which Brian Wilson's genius and his madness were in perfect sync.

My jam this morning. It was released back in 1981 (my birth year). It's so funky and smooth.

Hall and Oates - I Can't Go for That (No Can Do)

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Originally Posted by qng001

My jam this morning. It was released back in 1981 (my birth year). It's so funky and smooth.

Hall and Oates - I Can't Go for That (No Can Do)

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Sweetest video ever, Hall and Oates with a little Rock and Soul!

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Originally Posted by dhussdawg

Sweetest video ever, Hall and Oates with a little Rock and Soul!

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I wish whenever I walk into a building that this song would be played.

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Originally Posted by qng001

I wish whenever I walk into a building that this song would be played.

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...and you would instantly have a flock of seagulls hair style going and smoke coming up behind you.

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Originally Posted by qng001

It's so funky and smooth.

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So is diarrhea.

But I dont put it on my iPod.

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Originally Posted by dhussdawg

...and you would instantly have a flock of seagulls hair style going and smoke coming up behind you.

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That would be sweet. Also, I need a saxophone player jamming out in the background.

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Originally Posted by Champ967

So is diarrhea.

But I dont put it on my iPod.

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Don't hate.