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Perimaggot escribió:

a mi es k metieron los sintetizadores y ya me tocaron las pelotas

elbrujo69 escribió:

Perimaggot escribió:

a mi es k metieron los sintetizadores y ya me tocaron las pelotas

ya, tío, pero escucha esas guitarras... uffffffffff

Perimaggot escribió:

elbrujo69 escribió:

Perimaggot escribió:

a mi es k metieron los sintetizadores y ya me tocaron las pelotas

ya, tío, pero escucha esas guitarras... uffffffffff

ya, xo no. Dame los primeros y dejate de monsergas

ELENEMIGO escribió:

Me gusta mucho el disco. Aunque cierto es, que aunque componga canciones cojonudas (que las compone) y toque la guitarra de puta madre (que la toca) a Hendrik le falta una voz con mucho más cuerpo para cantar este tipo de música.

De todas maneras, genial como siempre.

elbrujo69 escribió:

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Perimaggot escribió:

elbrujo69 escribió:

Perimaggot escribió:

a mi es k metieron los sintetizadores y ya me tocaron las pelotas

ya, tío, pero escucha esas guitarras... uffffffffff

ya, xo no. Dame los primeros y dejate de monsergas

si hombre, a tí te los voy a dar

insisto, las guitarras del ELIMINATOR suenan a gloria bendita

Mayor Tom escribió:

ELENEMIGO escribió:

Me gusta mucho el disco. Aunque cierto es, que aunque componga canciones cojonudas (que las compone) y toque la guitarra de puta madre (que la toca) a Hendrik le falta una voz con mucho más cuerpo para cantar este tipo de música.

De todas maneras, genial como siempre.

Lo estoy empezando a escuchar estos días, debo ir por la tercera o cuarta escucha, y poco a poco va calando, pero de momento me gusta más el anterior, "Esqueletos".
Es verdad que no tiene una voz prodigiosa, pero se defiende bien.
A ver si le pillo en algún concierto por Cantabria, que seguro que alguno habrá.

Perimaggot escribió:

elbrujo69 escribió:

Perimaggot escribió:

elbrujo69 escribió:

Perimaggot escribió:

a mi es k metieron los sintetizadores y ya me tocaron las pelotas

ya, tío, pero escucha esas guitarras... uffffffffff

ya, xo no. Dame los primeros y dejate de monsergas

si hombre, a tí te los voy a dar

insisto, las guitarras del ELIMINATOR suenan a gloria bendita

k cabron

Has catado esto?

ELENEMIGO escribió:

El cd extra con la West Bluegrass Band.

elbrujo69 escribió:
Has catado esto?

hostias, ni idea. cuenta, cuenta

Perimaggot escribió:

elbrujo69 escribió:
Has catado esto?

hostias, ni idea. cuenta, cuenta

Omar Kent Dykes, AKA Omar and the Howlers, from Austin, Texas USA has just come out with a solo endeavor appropriately, or maybe inappropriately entitled, Big Town Playboy. The record features the likes of Jimmie Vaughan, James Cotton, Lazy Lester, Lou Ann Barton, Gary Clark Jr, Derek Obrien, Ronnie James, and Wes Starr and is as good or better than expected. Considering the talent this album contains it's exactly as it should be. Great!

This is certainly an album that should be obtained by any blues aficionado. To hell with that; anyone who loves music of any kind should have this record. If you don't have it yet, stop cheating yourself and buy it. NOW!

I sat and listened to it straight through, which is nearly impossible to do around my house, considering I live with three dogs, a fifteen year old son and, of course my lovely wife, Cindy. However, once I started listening to it, I shut out the world around me and devoted all of my attention to this record. It is so good, I completely dedicated myself to it. The artists obviously did so why shouldn't I?

I believe this record to be an instant blues classic. How could it not be with the caliber of the artists present on this record in conjunction with the artists who wrote the tunes selected to be on the album, it couldn't miss. Composers such as Eddie Taylor, Otis "Smokey" Smothers, Don Robey, Jimmy Reed, John Lee Hooker, Jerry West, James Moore, Ivory Joe Hunter, and George Crockett only help to elevate this record to the classic status it so very much deserves.

I've known about Omar Kent Dykes for years, but only knew him as Omar and the Howlers. It was sometime in the early 90's on KNON 89.3 FM in Dallas, a non profit community radio station. They would spin some sort of the blues every day but I used to always settle in on a Friday night and listen to Don O. That is where I first heard Omar and the Howlers. I've been a fan ever since.

This record is all about blues and its roots. The rhythm is impeccable. The mouth harp is juicy and the lead blues guitar at its absolute best on every single cut. In most cases when I'm reviewing a record I'll break it down and write about 3 or 4 songs on the record. Not this time. They are all great. If you love the blues or even if you don't, I promise you will love this record.

Mr. Dykes voice is one that was created to sing the blues. His heart his soul and larynx and his fingers that pick away at his guitar are all connected. That is precisely how the blues work. Those dots must be connected or I don't believe the "real" blues can be achieved. On this record, all of the dots are connected and an instant blues classic is born.

Please, do yourself a favor and go to your record store and purchase this record. You will not be sorry. And I'm sure Mr. Dykes will appreciate it as well.

'Rebel' Rod says to definitely, at this very moment, drop what ever it is you're doing and check it out.

ekilore escribió:

que tal este???

yo lo quiero escucharlo ekilore. me lo mandas? te doy 1000 €

Curtis Loew escribió:

ou yeah!

lullaby escribió:

ekilore escribió:

que tal este???

yo lo quiero escucharlo ekilore. me lo mandas? te doy 1000 €

...lo oí una vez y lo archivé....no me gustó como el anterior, que me encantó
ya...ya sé.......hay que escucharlo más

elbrujo69 escribió:

Perimaggot escribió:

elbrujo69 escribió:
Has catado esto?

hostias, ni idea. cuenta, cuenta

Omar Kent Dykes, AKA Omar and the Howlers, from Austin, Texas USA has just come out with a solo endeavor appropriately, or maybe inappropriately entitled, Big Town Playboy. The record features the likes of Jimmie Vaughan, James Cotton, Lazy Lester, Lou Ann Barton, Gary Clark Jr, Derek Obrien, Ronnie James, and Wes Starr and is as good or better than expected. Considering the talent this album contains it's exactly as it should be. Great!

This is certainly an album that should be obtained by any blues aficionado. To hell with that; anyone who loves music of any kind should have this record. If you don't have it yet, stop cheating yourself and buy it. NOW!

I sat and listened to it straight through, which is nearly impossible to do around my house, considering I live with three dogs, a fifteen year old son and, of course my lovely wife, Cindy. However, once I started listening to it, I shut out the world around me and devoted all of my attention to this record. It is so good, I completely dedicated myself to it. The artists obviously did so why shouldn't I?

I believe this record to be an instant blues classic. How could it not be with the caliber of the artists present on this record in conjunction with the artists who wrote the tunes selected to be on the album, it couldn't miss. Composers such as Eddie Taylor, Otis "Smokey" Smothers, Don Robey, Jimmy Reed, John Lee Hooker, Jerry West, James Moore, Ivory Joe Hunter, and George Crockett only help to elevate this record to the classic status it so very much deserves.

I've known about Omar Kent Dykes for years, but only knew him as Omar and the Howlers. It was sometime in the early 90's on KNON 89.3 FM in Dallas, a non profit community radio station. They would spin some sort of the blues every day but I used to always settle in on a Friday night and listen to Don O. That is where I first heard Omar and the Howlers. I've been a fan ever since.

This record is all about blues and its roots. The rhythm is impeccable. The mouth harp is juicy and the lead blues guitar at its absolute best on every single cut. In most cases when I'm reviewing a record I'll break it down and write about 3 or 4 songs on the record. Not this time. They are all great. If you love the blues or even if you don't, I promise you will love this record.

Mr. Dykes voice is one that was created to sing the blues. His heart his soul and larynx and his fingers that pick away at his guitar are all connected. That is precisely how the blues work. Those dots must be connected or I don't believe the "real" blues can be achieved. On this record, all of the dots are connected and an instant blues classic is born.

Please, do yourself a favor and go to your record store and purchase this record. You will not be sorry. And I'm sure Mr. Dykes will appreciate it as well.

'Rebel' Rod says to definitely, at this very moment, drop what ever it is you're doing and check it out.

Joder bro, qué currada te has metido... y en inglés!!!

Curtis Loew escribió:

elbrujo69 escribió:

Perimaggot escribió:

elbrujo69 escribió:
Has catado esto?

hostias, ni idea. cuenta, cuenta

Omar Kent Dykes, AKA Omar and the Howlers, from Austin, Texas USA has just come out with a solo endeavor appropriately, or maybe inappropriately entitled, Big Town Playboy. The record features the likes of Jimmie Vaughan, James Cotton, Lazy Lester, Lou Ann Barton, Gary Clark Jr, Derek Obrien, Ronnie James, and Wes Starr and is as good or better than expected. Considering the talent this album contains it's exactly as it should be. Great!

This is certainly an album that should be obtained by any blues aficionado. To hell with that; anyone who loves music of any kind should have this record. If you don't have it yet, stop cheating yourself and buy it. NOW!

I sat and listened to it straight through, which is nearly impossible to do around my house, considering I live with three dogs, a fifteen year old son and, of course my lovely wife, Cindy. However, once I started listening to it, I shut out the world around me and devoted all of my attention to this record. It is so good, I completely dedicated myself to it. The artists obviously did so why shouldn't I?

I believe this record to be an instant blues classic. How could it not be with the caliber of the artists present on this record in conjunction with the artists who wrote the tunes selected to be on the album, it couldn't miss. Composers such as Eddie Taylor, Otis "Smokey" Smothers, Don Robey, Jimmy Reed, John Lee Hooker, Jerry West, James Moore, Ivory Joe Hunter, and George Crockett only help to elevate this record to the classic status it so very much deserves.

I've known about Omar Kent Dykes for years, but only knew him as Omar and the Howlers. It was sometime in the early 90's on KNON 89.3 FM in Dallas, a non profit community radio station. They would spin some sort of the blues every day but I used to always settle in on a Friday night and listen to Don O. That is where I first heard Omar and the Howlers. I've been a fan ever since.

This record is all about blues and its roots. The rhythm is impeccable. The mouth harp is juicy and the lead blues guitar at its absolute best on every single cut. In most cases when I'm reviewing a record I'll break it down and write about 3 or 4 songs on the record. Not this time. They are all great. If you love the blues or even if you don't, I promise you will love this record.

Mr. Dykes voice is one that was created to sing the blues. His heart his soul and larynx and his fingers that pick away at his guitar are all connected. That is precisely how the blues work. Those dots must be connected or I don't believe the "real" blues can be achieved. On this record, all of the dots are connected and an instant blues classic is born.

Please, do yourself a favor and go to your record store and purchase this record. You will not be sorry. And I'm sure Mr. Dykes will appreciate it as well.

'Rebel' Rod says to definitely, at this very moment, drop what ever it is you're doing and check it out.

Joder bro, qué currada te has metido... y en inglés!!!

solo por eso habrá que escucharlo jajajajaja

Curtis Loew escribió:

elbrujo69 escribió:

Perimaggot escribió:

elbrujo69 escribió:
Has catado esto?

hostias, ni idea. cuenta, cuenta

Omar Kent Dykes, AKA Omar and the Howlers, from Austin, Texas USA has just come out with a solo endeavor appropriately, or maybe inappropriately entitled, Big Town Playboy. The record features the likes of Jimmie Vaughan, James Cotton, Lazy Lester, Lou Ann Barton, Gary Clark Jr, Derek Obrien, Ronnie James, and Wes Starr and is as good or better than expected. Considering the talent this album contains it's exactly as it should be. Great!

This is certainly an album that should be obtained by any blues aficionado. To hell with that; anyone who loves music of any kind should have this record. If you don't have it yet, stop cheating yourself and buy it. NOW!

I sat and listened to it straight through, which is nearly impossible to do around my house, considering I live with three dogs, a fifteen year old son and, of course my lovely wife, Cindy. However, once I started listening to it, I shut out the world around me and devoted all of my attention to this record. It is so good, I completely dedicated myself to it. The artists obviously did so why shouldn't I?

I believe this record to be an instant blues classic. How could it not be with the caliber of the artists present on this record in conjunction with the artists who wrote the tunes selected to be on the album, it couldn't miss. Composers such as Eddie Taylor, Otis "Smokey" Smothers, Don Robey, Jimmy Reed, John Lee Hooker, Jerry West, James Moore, Ivory Joe Hunter, and George Crockett only help to elevate this record to the classic status it so very much deserves.

I've known about Omar Kent Dykes for years, but only knew him as Omar and the Howlers. It was sometime in the early 90's on KNON 89.3 FM in Dallas, a non profit community radio station. They would spin some sort of the blues every day but I used to always settle in on a Friday night and listen to Don O. That is where I first heard Omar and the Howlers. I've been a fan ever since.

This record is all about blues and its roots. The rhythm is impeccable. The mouth harp is juicy and the lead blues guitar at its absolute best on every single cut. In most cases when I'm reviewing a record I'll break it down and write about 3 or 4 songs on the record. Not this time. They are all great. If you love the blues or even if you don't, I promise you will love this record.

Mr. Dykes voice is one that was created to sing the blues. His heart his soul and larynx and his fingers that pick away at his guitar are all connected. That is precisely how the blues work. Those dots must be connected or I don't believe the "real" blues can be achieved. On this record, all of the dots are connected and an instant blues classic is born.

Please, do yourself a favor and go to your record store and purchase this record. You will not be sorry. And I'm sure Mr. Dykes will appreciate it as well.

'Rebel' Rod says to definitely, at this very moment, drop what ever it is you're doing and check it out.

Joder bro, qué currada te has metido... y en inglés!!!

por vosotros, cualkier cosa, bro...Cualkier cosa, k te kede claro

mórire
y asi obtendré la santa paz que en vida no gocé jamas....

lullaby escribió:

ekilore escribió:

que tal este???

yo lo quiero escucharlo ekilore. me lo mandas? te doy 1000 €

Aqui lo tienes.

Spoiler:

Es mi primera escucha, ya te contare.

ekilore escribió:

lullaby escribió:

ekilore escribió:

que tal este???

yo lo quiero escucharlo ekilore. me lo mandas? te doy 1000 €

Aqui lo tienes.

Spoiler:

Es mi primera escucha, ya te contare.

gracias ekilore.

ellis, el anterior estaba bien. dicen que este mejor.


fdo.lullaby: la forera más sosa de españa

lullaby escribió:

fdo.lullaby: la forera más sosa de españa

Todo es un disfraz...

Honey bee escribió:

un disco muy veraniego

la mejor versión de tears of rage.....por cierto

esa voz es perfecta parae ese tema.....tu tambien puedes cantarla honey.

honey o la forera más seca de Sabadell

lullaby escribió:

Honey bee escribió:

un disco muy veraniego

la mejor versión de tears of rage.....por cierto

esa voz es perfecta parae ese tema.....tu tambien puedes cantarla honey.

honey o la forera más seca de Sabadell

jajajjajajjajajaaaaaaa,mira hay dias que realmente me sacas una carcajada.

Oye Lulla,tú y yo nos tenemos que conocer fuera de aquí.Pero no quiero que me presentes a tus amigos foreros...sólo tú y yo.
Que te parece?
Ahora iré más a Madrid.Mi mejor amigo se va a vivir alli.

Sé cantar One in a Houndred y Because of You

Honey bee escribió:

lullaby escribió:

Honey bee escribió:

un disco muy veraniego

la mejor versión de tears of rage.....por cierto

esa voz es perfecta parae ese tema.....tu tambien puedes cantarla honey.

honey o la forera más seca de Sabadell

jajajjajajjajajaaaaaaa,mira hay dias que realmente me sacas una carcajada.

Oye Lulla,tú y yo nos tenemos que conocer fuera de aquí.Pero no quiero que me presentes a tus amigos foreros...sólo tú y yo.
Que te parece?
Ahora iré más a Madrid.Mi mejor amigo se va a vivir alli.

Sé cantar One in a Houndred y Because of You

Si al volver de canadá, me ha atacado un Oso, quedamos en madrid y te lo cuento.....

lullaby escribió:

Honey bee escribió:

lullaby escribió:

Honey bee escribió:

un disco muy veraniego

la mejor versión de tears of rage.....por cierto

esa voz es perfecta parae ese tema.....tu tambien puedes cantarla honey.

honey o la forera más seca de Sabadell

jajajjajajjajajaaaaaaa,mira hay dias que realmente me sacas una carcajada.

Oye Lulla,tú y yo nos tenemos que conocer fuera de aquí.Pero no quiero que me presentes a tus amigos foreros...sólo tú y yo.
Que te parece?
Ahora iré más a Madrid.Mi mejor amigo se va a vivir alli.

Sé cantar One in a Houndred y Because of You

Si al volver de canadá, me ha atacado un Oso, quedamos en madrid y te lo cuento.....

...a ti no se te acerca ni el del madroño

lullaby escribió:

Honey bee escribió:

lullaby escribió:

Honey bee escribió:

un disco muy veraniego

la mejor versión de tears of rage.....por cierto

esa voz es perfecta parae ese tema.....tu tambien puedes cantarla honey.

honey o la forera más seca de Sabadell

jajajjajajjajajaaaaaaa,mira hay dias que realmente me sacas una carcajada.

Oye Lulla,tú y yo nos tenemos que conocer fuera de aquí.Pero no quiero que me presentes a tus amigos foreros...sólo tú y yo.
Que te parece?
Ahora iré más a Madrid.Mi mejor amigo se va a vivir alli.

Sé cantar One in a Houndred y Because of You

Si al volver de canadá, me ha atacado un Oso, quedamos en madrid y te lo cuento.....

Vale

Aunque me temo que lo más que te puede atacar es un simpático Bubu en busca de tu cesta con estimulantes...

como os pasais conmigo


fdo: lullaby o la forera apaleada sin motivo por sus mejores amigos del foro y si se descuida, de su vida...

lullaby escribió:como os pasais conmigo


fdo: lullaby o la forera apaleada sin motivo por sus mejores amigos del foro y si se descuida, de su vida...

tranquila sister... sister es de sister eh Lulla?