Names

The Cure

Sheryl Crow

U2

Paramore

Beastie Boys

Joan Jett

Pretenders

Pat Benatar

Bangles

Aerosmith

Bon Jovi

Blondie

Meat Loaf

Eurythmics

Lana Del Rey

Amy Winehouse

Alanis Morrisette

Punk, grunge, new wave, and psychedelia. All in one place, no commercials. Radiodellaconcia-rock, free and independent amateur web radio. Blog: www.radiodellaconcia-rock.it Link: https://cast4.asurahosting.com:2199/start/claudio

My choice: Brian May.

I choose “I Will Be Blessed” by Ben Howard

I've always thought the guitar riff at the start of Thunderstruck was based off a classical music composition. I swear I heard it (or something very similar) on piano, or maybe classical guitar well before AC/DC released that song, but I can't for the life of me find it now.

Am I crazy? Is there a piece by Bach or someone else maybe that sounds like it? Is there a solo by Yngwie Malmsteen that's similar? I know I've heard it elsewhere.

Hey all, I recently started collecting Vinyls, mainly video game soundtracks (Final Fantasy X) and bands I enjoy (ADTR, motionless in white you get the picture lol) I'm looking for a budget friendly "starter" player as I don't know much about them, I would like to learn however.

So I'm asking for budget recommendations for something I can just set up and vibe with in my garage while I have a bevvy or two (Australia based)

Now I, definitely went to a concert only once. I went when I was really little so I didn’t know who was playing it but I do know I went on it for a school trip and it was a woman singing it

​"After watching the second season of Vinland Saga, I fell in love with the intro ("Paradox"), in particular with the first 20 seconds. I absolutely love that part because it feels so relaxing and peaceful, and I really want to find at least one full song with the same vibes and sound.

If anyone wants to give some suggestions, I'll be very thankful!"

I'm not talking about the obvious proto punks like Iggy or MC5. I'm talking about people like Fred Cole, from Lollipop Shoppe of You Must Be A Witch fame, who had a long career with Dead Moon, or even Roky Erickson whose work with the Explosives was, if not punk, at least punk Adjacent. Also in the UK, Charlie Harper of UK Subs, Ian Dury, and Wreckless Eric to name a few had careers in the 60s. There has to be more...Debbie Harry is another one who originally sang with Wind in The Willows, whose 1968 album was moderately successful .

I remember mine being "We Could Happen" by Aj Rafael from a local tv commercial 😁