The Dailey Jam Session 2023 (Post the sound vibrations that pair with your smoking pleasure)

[PaulTra]

 

[PaulTra]

 

[PaulTra]

 

[PaulTra]

 

[kann]

Well, I can’t ever decide which one I like better. On one hand, we saw Clapton do it live in Nashville, and he killed it! On the other hand, Freddie King is just, well…Freddie King. Plus @AVB probably saw Lead Belly open for him!

I'm not an Eric Clapton hater by any means, but I saw him in Memphis in the late twenty-aughts, and it was -- without a doubt -- the most uninspired show I've ever been to. So disappointing, because I had been excited about it for months; it was clear that Clapton did not want to be on tour (or at least there that night). Roger Daltrey opened for him, and completely blew Clapton off the stage.

 

[kann]

 

[kann]

I hope whomever came up with the Tiny Desk idea is getting paid well, cause I love this series. Juvenile brought out all the stops when he was on there.

Perhaps the most unexpected TDC:

 

[kann]

Can't stop. Won't stop.

 

[kann]

That is THE Jeff Buckley guitar. *sniffle*

 

[kann]

Two for Friday:

If the hurt in his voice doesn't make you break up, too, then you have no soul.

 

[kann]

I love(d) Gordon Lightfoot. Fight me.

I had tickets to see him in 2009, but ended up having a surgery and had to miss it; one of my biggest musical regrets.

 

[cohibasurfer]

I love a good fight ... go ahead and start some shit Nick
I got your back.

 

[kann]

Ok, last Gordo:

 

[PaulTra]

Even Father Hetfield said it's a perfect song. Sadly, the last with Dan Spitz.

I've always said if I could play drums like anyone it would be, Charlie Benante

 

[AVB]

off to a wedding so I'll leave you with the first import single I ever bought.

 

[cohibasurfer]

off to a wedding so I'll leave you with the first import single I ever bought.

Have a good time Ray.

I tried to think back to the first 45 i ever bought for myself with my allowance chore $$. This is what I came up with.

ETA: Found this....

 

[PaulTra]

Anthrax with Dimebag Darrell was always a great combination.

 

[dawgie34203]

I'm not an Eric Clapton hater by any means, but I saw him in Memphis in the late twenty-aughts, and it was -- without a doubt -- the most uninspired show I've ever been to. So disappointing, because I had been excited about it for months; it was clear that Clapton did not want to be on tour (or at least there that night). Roger Daltrey opened for him, and completely blew Clapton off the stage.

If I remember correctly, that was in 2010? That was the same tour that we saw, but our show was the opposite. Clapton was incredible, but Daltrey was terrible. I think he had a head cold or something...

It sucks going to a show that doesn’t live up to your expectations. We saw Willie Nelson and he sucked. He just spoke most of the lyrics instead of singing. I’m still glad we saw him, just because he’s a legend.

 

[cohibasurfer]

My first bought and paid for with my own money Album . . . I used to love going into Licorice Pizza and thumb through all the albums.

 

[dawgie34203]

My first bought and paid for with my own money Album . . . I used to love going into Licorice Pizza and thumb through all the albums.

I saw Pink Floyd in 1994 and it still ranks in my top 3 shows…