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Thunderbird Club

I have lotsa local Nashville favorites, but most of them are heavy. There is sooooo much talent in this town, I'm happy to have people tell me they like my band; it's enough to say "they don' think we suck!" That I've been able to be friends with so many local musicians who are just great, cool people is icing on the steak.
A few of my favorites, available on yoot oob and Spottyfries and stuff:
She The Killer - post hardcore. Sound great on record but really have to be seen live!

Shadow Horse - heavy rock. Their album doesn't do them justice compared to their live sound.

Vampire Bleach Bomb - blend of post grunge and bluesy hard rock. Just fun.

Lonesome Town Drifters - pop punk. Saw them open for Less Than Jake, and they blew away everybody else on the show.

I didn’t know Lonesome Town Drifters we’re still around!
 
Let's see, retro Sunday...
To me that means a big helping of the drug induced Doors with a heavy hit of Grace Slick and a contact high of Iron Butterfly all wrapped up in a relatively modern psychedelic offering.

From one of my top ten all time favorite albums. Unfortunately it's really hard to find a venue to play this kind of music these days (unless you know of any opium dens):roflmao:
 
Let's see, retro Sunday...
To me that means a big helping of the drug induced Doors with a heavy hit of Grace Slick and a contact high of Iron Butterfly all wrapped up in a relatively modern psychedelic offering.

From one of my top ten all time favorite albums. Unfortunately it's really hard to find a venue to play this kind of music these days (unless you know of any opium dens):roflmao:


Same here. This is the real thing.
 
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Let's see, retro Sunday...
To me that means a big helping of the drug induced Doors with a heavy hit of Grace Slick and a contact high of Iron Butterfly all wrapped up in a relatively modern psychedelic offering.

From one of my top ten all time favorite albums. Unfortunately it's really hard to find a venue to play this kind of music these days (unless you know of any opium dens):roflmao:

The only Mazzy Star I really love is the She Hangs Brightly album. Many bands ago we covered Ghost Highway. Really fun but easy to play. I love Dave Roback’s stuff.
 
Your timing is spot on and you really bring that bassline to life

Thank you, I have to give most of the credit to our drummer, he really nailed the song, made the bass part fit in like a glove!