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Saturday, July 5, 2008

Aww, shit! I done got mahself da’ BLUES!

Another Saturday, another music filled day lacking in productivity. Today I’m making the most out of my Rhapsody subscription by listening to some Blues.

Now, I’m not talking about the blues that everybody knows about. I won’t be listening to any B.B. King, Robert Cray, Muddy Waters, Stevie Ray Vaughan or even Joe Bonamassa and Kenny Wayne Shepherd. No, I’m delving deeper. I’m going where not enough people go. The lesser known performers, the new kids on the block and the oldies that never hit the big time. (more…)

posted by A.J.Roberts at 5:44 pm  

Wednesday, July 2, 2008

Bands, Past & Present, I’d Love To See Live

I was a late comer to the wonders of live music. My first show was The Mars Volta at The Greek Theater in Berkeley, CA. I went 20 years through life without going to a live show. I only really started listening to music at age 17 or so. Now I listen to all kinds of shit, from the 60s to present.

Over those years there have been some fantastic bands, creating music the likes of which was never heard before or since. (more…)

posted by A.J.Roberts at 4:49 pm  

Saturday, June 28, 2008

Saturdays

I never, ever, achieve anything on a Saturday.

I walked to Best Buy because I heard there was a sale on Wii games there. Got there and no sale to be seen. Got a free Jamba Juice then walked home. Spent no money.

Played Battlefield Bad Company on and off and read my book. Listened to some Joe Bonamassa and Anathema. Now (after this pointless blog) I’m listening to Buckethead (Population Override) followed by Bozzio Levin Stevens and then Joe Satriani whilst I read my book.

A slow, bluesy Saurday. If it weren’t so harmless, I’d fucking hate Saturdays.

posted by A.J.Roberts at 9:43 pm  

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