Brilliant musicians. The Cult of Rush. I'm in it.

I remember the shock on my friend's face when I told him I didn't know who Tool was. Luckily he got me fixed up. These guys are the masters of what the fuck ever genre this is. Long live Tool.

Neighbours get to hear this one.

There is something brilliant about this song. 

This song keeps blowing me away no matter how many time it pops up on my favourites. Too cool.

My parents got to know this song coming through the floor.

Oh yes. Eddie Harris. I was a teenager when my dad went into a store in Nova Scotia, we were on holiday to visit family, and he came out with a cassette tape and gave it to me. Eddie Harris live in Newport. I played it in my car over and over. My friend and I, maybe after a few beer, often stopped the car to get out to dance to Eddie Harris. 

Man, this guy made a lot of great music.

I'm sure if I hear this another few thousand times I'm still gonna love it. It is so right on.

A virgin song. Far out. The more Black Keys the better.

I used to like this guy a little when I was a young lad. Now I love the guy. He is the real deal, as they say.

I used to play this over and over. Chill. Very sweet grove. 

Brilliant 

Still epic.

sdn wrote:
 

Someone what don't know nothin' 'bout music. Or someone's cat.

I used to have to listen to this every morning on the way to work to get me in the mood. Opening song in the one concert I saw. They know how to rock a crowd.

Tom gives this such a bitching kick.

Rooney wrote:
 

You show 'em. I remember when this came out. Holy cow. Something a little different.

I love this. So chilled.

oh ya