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Hippy dippy to the max.

I have no idea what that band's name is or the album title. They could teach black metal bands a thing or two.

It's like Carter USM 20 years later. A 2 piece cockney outfit making a big racket in a small room.

Jon Anderson, Yes' lead singer solo album "Olias of Sunhillow" from 1976.

You would gratefully choose water boarding over having to listen to it.

Dude, I'm drunk and I want to hear your stories of the early British grindcore scene. I don't care what thread you post it in, just tell me all your Napalm Death/Carcass/etc stories. Seriously. You'll lose your mod status if you don't spill your guts (goregrind style!).

This was my first exposure to Anthony Braxton and it's still one of my favourites. Two Not One, the opener is some quality hard bop.

Love that type of stuff.

Have you ever checked out Tribal Tech? A more modern, harder, and polished version, but underneath, still lots of hard bop going on.

Saigon Kick



Another band I saw opening for King's X and they killed it!