[T0RM3NT]

Originally Posted by DrVenture

Anyone with kid's should be blown away by this. Or anyone human.

Watch the interaction at the end (10 minute mark) with Taylor Hawkins, where she suddenly realizes that she should keep one of the drum sticks. No words necessary.

Here's Nandi giving another song a go at Drumeo.

[Esteban]

The Verve - Bitter Sweet Symphony

[DrVenture]

I watch that Verve video all the time. And this one:

[Esteban]

The Beatles - Medley from Abbey Road

[DrVenture]

I have no easy way of cutting out a slice of this concert (which BTW is great in it's entirety), but jump to 19:15 to see an awesome medly of Mellencamp songs that they no longer perform live, which is a lead in to Scarecrow.

[Esteban]

Big fan of John Mellencamp. Saw him in concert at the LA Memorial Coliseum in the late 80s.

Here's a good song and fun video.

Hurts So Good

[DrVenture]

The wife and I saw him about 6 times in the last decade. Once in Indianapolis, which was pretty cool, because he still fills bigger venues there, so great energy.

[Roadcrew]

[DrVenture]

A favorite of mine, not really well known, but awesome energy.

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by DrVenture

The wife and I saw him about 6 times in the last decade. Once in Indianapolis, which was pretty cool, because he still fills bigger venues there, so great energy.

Been many years since I’ve been to a concert. Older now, will be 70 this January, don’t like crowds anymore, and content to just listen at home these days.

[DrVenture]

Originally Posted by Esteban

Been many years since I’ve been to a concert. Older now, will be 70 this January, don’t like crowds anymore, and content to just listen at home these days.

I hear ya! I have a 65" OLED, a Yamaha sound system with Polk speakers and connected to a HTPC, so I can use adblocking software to eliminate Youtube interruption. My ceiling in the entertainment area is full of color Hue lights that I can sync to video on screen. It is as close to a real concert as you can get, at home with all the amenities.

The wife and I almost always have "afterparties", when we get home from events. Once I start playing concert video, things get wacky. The last one went until 3:00 am. As I am the designated driver, I don't start cutting loose until we get home.

She says, "Next time I am going to bed sooner!", but I know just which songs to keep her engaged. lol

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by DrVenture

I hear ya! I have a 65" OLED, a Yamaha sound system with Polk speakers and connected to a HTPC, so I can use adblocking software to eliminate Youtube interruption. My ceiling in the entertainment area is full of color Hue lights that I can sync to video on screen. It is as close to a real concert as you can get, at home with all the amenities.

The wife and I almost always have "afterparties", when we get home from events. Once I start playing concert video, things get wacky. The last one went until 3:00 am. As I am the designated driver, I don't start cutting loose until we get home.

She says, "Next time I am going to bed sooner!", but I know just which songs to keep her engaged. lol

Yeah, I don’t like it loud anymore, either. Gives me a headache. I listen on my laptop, which has 6 speaker hi-fi stereo. Perfect for me.

[DrVenture]

Originally Posted by Esteban

Yeah, I don’t like it loud anymore, either. Gives me a headache. I listen on my laptop, which has 6 speaker hi-fi stereo. Perfect for me.

Nice thing about home is that you get to choose the volume.

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by DrVenture

Nice thing about home is that you get to choose the volume.

Very true, and I keep it so basically only I can hear. I have it on now, listening to this:

Jethro Tull - Thick As A Brick

[DrVenture]

Nice segue.

[Esteban]

Medley redux...

Paul McCartney & company - Golden Slumbers, Carry That Weight, The End

"When you play your own song in the Royal Albert Hall while Phil Collins rocks the drums, Eric Clapton and Mark Knopfler jam on the guitars and Sir George Martin conducts an orchestra and a choir..... you are the one and only Sir Paul."

[M5Rick]

Never was a Rod Stewart chap, but I'll play anyway as he's 79 and not bad for a ex cemetery worker.

Cindy Incidentally playing with the Faces.

[Roadcrew]

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by M5Rick

Never was a Rod Stewart chap, but I'll play anyway as he's 79 and not bad for a ex cemetery worker.

Good one, Rick. Don't think I've seen that one here before. And I was always a Rod Stewart chap.

Here's one with Rod singing and Jeff Beck (RIP) on guitar, and the beautiful Kay Lenz. Good song and fun video.

Infatuation

[Roadcrew]

[Roadcrew]

[DrVenture]