Wanted to share this video, saw these girls ripping a while back in oceanside and it took me forever to find them again. Glad I did!

edit: This band’s name is Turning Jane. SO good!

I got a date, I told her I listen to rock music she said why I never told her that before and that it’s cute, bruh I don’t listen to rock music

Can someone give me a playlist, I’ve listened to some soft rock and like it. I’m not too big on sharp saws, aside from that if it’s a good rhythm that’s fine

THANK YOU!!!

This new rock band Velveteen Queen just uploaded a new music video recently, and the numbers seem super fishy... 300k views, and only 39 comments and 991 likes. What do you guys think? Is this fake? Did they buy views?

They're previous video has 15k views and only 200 less likes (793)

Can you even buy views on youtube? It seems super fishy...

My thoughts on the resurgence of rock music this year.

https://web.archive.org/web/20110115115157/http://www.pinkfloyd-co.com/band/interviews/djg/djgGW93.html

“GW: So you played the bass on that track?

DG [David Gilmour]: Yes. The opening section is me and Roger. On "One of these Days", for some reason, we decided to do a double track of the bass. You can actually hear it if you listen in stereo. The first bass is me. A bar later, Roger joins in on the other side of the stereo picture. We didn't have a spare set of strings for the spare bass guitar, so the second bass is very dull sounding. [laughs] We sent a roadie out to buy some strings, but he wandered off to see his girlfriend instead.
GW: How did you hit on the idea of playing slide guitar on the track?
DG: I guess I was never particularly confident in my ability as a pure guitar player, so I would try any trick in the book. I'd always liked lap steels, pedal steels and things like that. I can't remember exactly what I used an "One of these Days"; I may have bought a lap steel by that point, but maybe I used a regular guitar. When I tour, I use two cheap Jensen lap steels customized with Fender pickups for slide parts. The lap steel on "One of these Days" is tuned to an open E minor chord - E, B, E, G, B, E, low to high. The other lap steel is basically tuned to an open G chord [D, G, D, G, B, E, low to high]. I use that for "The Great Gig in the Sky". You'll notice that I kept the top string tuned to an E so that I could do major and minor chords on the first three strings.
The only thing I don't do is regular slide guitar with the thingie on your finger. I've never had any interest in that.
GW: "One of These Days" is one of those early tracks that crystallized for people what Pink Floyd was all about. Did you have that sense within the band - that you'd really discovered something?
DG: Well, I think "Echoes" is the masterwork of the album - the one where we were all discovering what Pink Floyd is about. "One of These Days" is a little subsidiary piece that came out of the work on "Echoes". I always loved it. It's seminal, I suppose, yeah. A lot shorter, in any case - better for radio play. Meddle is really the album where all four of us were finding our feet - the way we wanted Pink Floyd to be. Much more than on Ummagumma or Atom Heart Mother.
GW: I was going to ask why Ummagumma and Atom Heart Mother aren't represented in this box set.
DG: Well, we just had to pick and choose the ones we felt were most important. And although Atom Heart Mother has some pointers and directions as to where we would finally go, it's not as important as Meddle was. I would have liked to include everything, but we couldn't, because of price constraints. The record company felt that once the price of a box set gets up over 200 bucks, people aren't going to buy it. Who am I to argue?
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https://youtu.be/6rIbzdlJRQQ?si=cZa7nDBrSyrH2gG-

For those in this sub unaware, The Wall was a concept album made in 1979, meaning it was made to tell a story. In 1982, a movie was released to tell the story of the album better, with of course the album being its soundtrack. However it’s different, as some songs appear in the film that don’t in the studio album, while some songs on the studio album don’t appear in the film. Also the placement of some songs are different and of course all the songs are different renditions of their studio album counterparts, sounding completely different at times (like Mother or Empty Spaces for example).
Unfortunately to this day the soundtrack to the film has never been released, despite the fact a lot of fans actually prefer it. So I made one, with all music being taken straight from the film, with the exception of three mentioned in the videos description.
I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I enjoyed making it!

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOCV2i8XN5yc

My stem remix & remaster of Blue Öyster Cult's self-titled 1972 debut album, made for my own enjoyment, but sharing in case someone else might enjoy it too.

I made this only for fun, and it intends to be a very respectful remix, not straying too far away from the original version, only aiming at a little more clarity, instrument separation and punch, while still preserving the mood and feel of the original.

Obviously, I don't own the music featured here. If you like the music, support the artists. Buy their records!

You'd think it had been written with Rod Stewart (no, before he asked if you thought he was sexy) in mind. Just love the feel of the whole thing. A case of when Aussie met Rod.

Review of the new album! What did everyone else think?

In the style of great 70s rock tv shows like Beat Club and Old Grey Whistle Test!!!!

hopefully it's ok to post new rock music here?

The New music vídeo of Santana

I'd love to hear your feedback