Sunday, April 1, 2012

Liquid Tension Experiment - Kindred Spirits Solo Cover

Liquid Tension Experiment - Kindred Spirits Solo Cover
Great solo by Petrucci. One of my favourites. Wish I could play it like him but laziness gets in the way of perfection here :) Apologies for the crap midi backing track...it's all I could find!!





4th of July - Soundgarden 15 Oberhausen 1995

4th of July - Soundgarden 15 Oberhausen 1995
From 1994 album, Superunknown Music and Lyrics: Chris Cornell Shower in the dark day Clean sparks diving down Cool in the waterway Where the baptized drown Naked in the cold sun Breathing life like fire Thought I was the only one But that was just a lie Cause I heard it in the wind And I saw it in the sky And I thought it was the end And I thought it was the 4th of July Pale in the flare light The scared light cracks & disappears And leads the scorched ones here And everywhere no one cares The fire is spreading And no one wants to speak about it Down in the hole Jesus tries to crack a smile Beneath another shovel load And I heard it in the wind And I saw it in the sky And I thought it was the end And I thought it was the 4th of July Now I'm in control Now I'm in the fall out Once asleep but now I stand And I still remember Your sweet everything Light a Roman candle And hold it in your hand Cause I heard it in the wind And I saw it in the sky And I thought it was the end And ! I thought it was the 4th of July Visit www.soundgardenworld.com





Bryan Ferry - Is Your Love Strong Enough? (1986) (Extended 12" Mix) [1080P HD]

Bryan Ferry - Is Your Love Strong Enough? (1986) (Extended 12 Mix) [1080P HD]
[Video #100] from www.youtube.com the address for MetalGuruMessiah's Musical Paint Box! Check out my other videos! "Is Your Love Strong Enough" was first released in 1985 on the soundtrack to Ridley Scott's motion picture, Legend. The track used in the end credits of the film and the album soundtrack was the shorter 4:42 version, this video incorporates the longer 7:06 extended version that was released after the film's theatrical run....one of my very favorite songs of all time. The song features, of course, Bryan Ferry's always perfect vocals, and also features fantastic guitar work by David Gilmour (of Pink Floyd fame) and bass by Guy Pratt. The song was a former out-take of the recording sessions for Avalon, the eighth and last Roxy Music album. As a huge fan of Ridley Scott first three films (The Duelists, Alien, and Blade Runner), it was very exciting to hear in the mid-80's that he was directing a fantasy for his fourth effort. I saw the picture opening day and loved ! everything about it....especially the two songs used in the closing credits, which both combined involved the talents of four artists that had long been among my very favorites....Bryan Ferry, Jon Anderson, David Gilmour and Tangerine Dream. A few years after the films was released I was very excited to stumble across the 12" vinyl that included the extended mix which was approximately two minutes longer. After listening to it, it immediately became my preferred version....just really cements that "is ...