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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out

when its black album time?

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First Hobbit movie was kinda meh. Think it mainly sets the stage for the other two. Second one was freaking awesome. Sure the whole series is a cash grab but who cares. So is any hollywood movie.
My biggest issue was the movie was much more Shrek than LOTR. The dwarves in the book were a noble and serious race, where in The Hobbit, they are made out to be the 12 Stooges.
 
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havent heard that band in years but i remember them being an absolute snoozefest, just getting by on their members past success.
I like the jam-band vibe, lots of good grooving, interesting bass work, and lots of guitar solos, which I dearly love. I really enjoy listening to Warren Haynes' guitar playing, although, the slide work does get boring pretty quick. These guys, and some of the other jam bands, in a roundabout way led me to heavy blues music, which led to more psychedelic guitar based music, which led me to stoner rock. And so here I am.