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TheLowerTownSound replied to the thread Favourite music documentaries?.Lucero: Dreaming in America Awesome, realistic and somewhat depressing account of what it's like (or was before streaming, social... -
Laurel Canyon: A Place in Time
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TheLowerTownSound reacted to Neilage's post in the thread Favourite music documentaries? with
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My favorite rock documentary has got to be Gimme Shelter by the Maysles brothers. As a teenager in the early seventies, I used to sneak...
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Interesting. I've never heard of Sleishman drums. They're probably great but personally, I don't go for kits that have little brand...
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TheLowerTownSound replied to the thread What are you listening to right now?.The Black Angels are fantastic. I'm sure you have already, but if you haven't check out their drummer Stephanie Bailey. She's got a very...
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TheLowerTownSound reacted to CarloRock's post in the thread What are you listening to right now? with Like!!.
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TheLowerTownSound replied to the thread What are you listening to right now?.And some excellent drumming across the board in this German stoner band. I highly recommend them...
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TheLowerTownSound replied to the thread 70's Rock Gretsch?.Beauty. That's exactly what i'm looking for. Love that natural look. Super 70's but still timeless.
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TheLowerTownSound replied to the thread 70's Rock Gretsch?.Thanks for that. Elvin is a huge inspiration that i always associate with Gretsch. So is Mitch Mitchell, but i always picture him with...
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later 60s into early 70s was a Transition period for Gretsch as Far as Moving from New York to Arkansas; there was some hiccups maybe...
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I would imagine Ludwig and Slingerland had the lion's share of the rock market for the era you cite. That is just a guess, I really have...
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TheLowerTownSound replied to the thread 70's Rock Gretsch?.I think i'm mostly curious about whether it was a choice of function, as in Gretsch wasn't as suited for the heavier stuff, or a...
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