which record you jam on?

I burned myself a compilation of my favorite Motown hits.

Bernadette, Ain't Too Proud to Beg, What's Going On?, Darling Dear, etc....

Talk about a chops-buster, but if that doesn't get you warmed up, I don't know what will.

 

rancid - and out come the wolves.

when i'm in the mood to improvise, the chemical brothers.

 

Jamiroquai- "Return of the Space Cowboy"
Dave Matthews Band- "Under the Table and Dreaming"

any 311 album

 

I have a few of em, Iron Maiden - Maiden Japan and Rush - Signals are the two most recent. Anyone know of a device or process that will remove the bass track from a digital recording, or is that just being ridiculous?

-72

 

Fishbone, Truth and Sole

My wife is SO sick of that CD!!!

 

All.

 

Most Motown,

Rubber Soul, The Beatles.

 

Zeppelin II

 

I've heard that there are devices which can cancel what's panned dead center - as usually is the case with bass guitar and lead vocals. I have no idea how or how well they work, though, and I don't have any specific example of such a device. Ask... who was it... Muttluk?

 

I used to jam to Iron Maiden's Powerslave a lot. It's a good way to rock out and get a great work out at the same time... you'll be sweating by the end of the CD.

 

Iron Maiden - Number of the Beast (minus Invaders )

Thin Lizzy - Renegade

Scorpions - Love at first sting

Great White - S/T

Stones - Emotional Rescue

 

Red Hot Chili Peppers, Blood Sugar Sex Magik.

 

I used to play half of the songs from the album "King for a Day", by Faith No More.

Practically every day, for two years.




After that, I got a summerjob and new cd's...

 

Primus - Antipop
Incubus - Make Yourself

Those are the only cd's I can play every song on.

Then Im starting to learn all the songs off:

Incubus - Morning View
Primus - Frizzle Fry

Know about 3/4 of those cd's

 

Minus Invaders?? That's got to be one of the funner songs to play to on that CD.

 

Oysterhead-The Grand Pecking Order