The Last Bass Outpost

I'm not sure if taste in music is all that much of a conscious choice.  Usually you either like something or you don't.  I was once in an Irish shop totally enjoying myself and soaking up the atmosphere.  A TV was on.  Then someone turned it to a Neil Young concert.  It startled me.  I remember standing there thinking why someone would want to do that.  But taste in music is personal and subjective.  Also, I'm sure the people running the place couldn't have cared less if I liked Neil Young or not.  Anyway,, except for "Heart Of Gold," I don't. 

I guess that means she's grouchy, preachy, and can't sing worth a damn either. 

I think that pretty much sums it up. 

David Crosby called Daryl Hannah a "purely poisonous predator." He later apologized.

I think some may have thought they were an unlikely match, but Neil Young and Daryl Hannah appear to be compatible. 

New song by the Dead Daisies with Glenn Hughes on vocals and bass.  If you want to skip the introduction (which is in Portuguese) go to 1:54.

One of Robin Trower's last recordings with Procol Harum.

Now that you guys say it - I agree! It has that slight coldness I also hear with Muse.

It's the sound I might expect from the music of a dystopian future. 

A good old boat is probably a better idea, but I guess some people like roughing it. 

Camping can be fun.  But I've been on the river a lot in my life.  I'm going to have to be old-fashioned and stick with boats, too.   

Son House & Skip James