Rock n roll rekkids, north & south american societies 10 000 B.C. - 1500 AD, seeing an amazing band live, archeology, my crib, salt water, junk shops not vintage stores, C.O.C.O., horticulture, beer, wine, working, the farmers market, reading, vegetarian/vegan food, meat, documentaries, looking out the window, sustainable living, politics, the sun, good coffee/tea.
I'd like YOU to meet these guys
Way too many bands so i'll go with genres...i'm not trying to be a snob, i do like a ton of shit tho.Pre WWII blues, 50's & 60's chicago blues, hawaiian string bands, when jazz turned into r&b and was the precursor to rocknroll, 20's - 50's jazz (not big band or swing really tho), 40's - now rock n roll, 50's & 60's rockabilly, 60's punk, garage, psyche and r&b, 60's and early 70's black soul and funk, late 60's / early 70's nyc and detroit punk/metal/rock, 70's metal, late 70's - mid 80's west coast punk rock/hardcore..oops and DC Hardcore too, some 80's metal (i'm talking Maiden, not Whitesnake), mid to late 70's NYC punk rock/new wave, some british punk rock, 80's garage revivalism, 90's/21st century garage punk revivalism, surf music (fuck the beach boys, actually they have some ok songs but they're not a fuckin' surf band), modern garage/rocknroll, REAL rocknroll, 60's and 70's folk & psyche, 60's - early 80's classic rock, modern indie rock, modern delta/broken blues, and people who make classic and timeless music ala Johnny Cash, Nick Cave, Tom Waits...plus a ton of other oddities, obscurities and hidden gems out there. Oh and i like some modern music too. there's a surprisingly large amount that i like, actually.
yep, i like documentaries a lot. and i seem to be drawn towards real depressing shit for some reason. i have a hard time watching a comedy, dunno why.
i download it
i read 'em
James Jamerson, Brewer Phillips