This is one of the coolest things I’ve seen in a long time! Amazing!!
Description: This cover is based on Luca Stricagnoli’s guitar adaptation of Thunderstruck. After playing, I just want to say that Luca’s unicorn arm [edit: strong arm] + ruthless iron hand are indeed something I can’t easily attempt emulate… Anyway, I think my left hand is about to break .The sound engineer told me that me turning the wrench looks like driving a hand tractor… absolutely speechless! Even if it’s a tractor, are we starting in fifth gear or not?! Pity on this wrench and the floor of the piano room. They have endured too much, could be said they’ve sacrificed themselves [to the song] hahaha~This is the second time I have tried a finger-style transplantation [edit: arrangement / transcription], and I feel to have learned a lot! I Hope I can bring y’all an even more interesting song next time~
Join Pete Pardo, Steven Reid, Eric Porter, and Anthony Ferraro for a review of the long awaited Porcupine Tree album ‘Closure/Continuation’. #porcupinetree
I kinda agree with these guys: I like the album…but don’t yet love it. What do you think?
Join Pete Pardo and very special guest Mike Portnoy (Transatlantic, Sons of Apollo, Liquid Tension Experiment, Winery Dogs, ex-Dream Theater) as they each run down their favorite 10 double albums of all time.
Apple officially killed off the iPod today…and I’m glad I was able to get the last model. Still runs the latest iOS, Apps and games. Should you pick one up while you still can?!
Channel 33 RPM reviews other people’s music rooms and man caves. Lots of high end turntables and stereo setups! Lots and lots of audiophiles. I’m very jealous!
Dozens of RSD 2022 releases have been moved to June 18. RSD established the June safety net some time ago for titles that couldn’t make it into stores on April 23. The list has been updated. Check it out. #RSD#RecordStoreDay#vinyl – – – Channel 33 RPM
Exploring the lyrical content of The Taking album (released April 2011/Armoury Records), with a blend of documentary story-telling and music videos/live performance, The Taking was filmed in the band’s homebase of Seattle, WA. It is described as contemporary version of The Beatle’s “A Hard Day’s Night” meets Led Zeppelin’s “The Song Remains The Same”. In addition to band members Duff McKagan, Mike Squires, Jeff Rouse, and Isaac Carpenter, the film also features guest appearances by Jerry Cantrell and Sean Kinney (Alice In Chains), Gilby Clarke (Guns N’ Roses), Steve Jones (Sex Pistols), Billy F Gibbons (ZZ Top), and Lemmy Kilmister (Motörhead), among others.
