SiriusXM’s Music Discovery Week

[SIRIUSaboutXM]

Easy fellas. Let's not let this escalate.
This isn't a Mac/PC thread after all.
Lets just give each other a break and some room.

Sorry if I offended anyone- just making a very valid point.

 

[Sirterp]

Classic Rewind has been playing 'Faithful' & 'Face On The Bridge' off this brand new CD- Asia still has that 80's sound that made me like them then and even more now :buttrock:

Just finished listening to it and you're right. I like this one alot better than the last. Funny, but "I know How You Feel" sounds almost identical to Supertramp "Child of Vision". But still great stuff!

 

[Wolf]

I been listening to Octane and Liquid Metal couple times this week, they are playing some new songs from existing artists and most of new songs are a bit harder. :headbang:

 

[SIRIUSaboutXM]

This is great- should be a permanent thing on SXM. My favorite channels, Deep Tracks, Classic Vinyl & Rewind, Boneyard and Hair Nation have only been playing 2-3 new songs daily- not a huge change by any means. Nowadays, most bands have to rely mostly on live concert sales to be profitable. Any radio airplay is a huge bonus to encourage fans to purchase their music. Getting classic artists' new music on Satrad should have always been happening!

 

[SIRIUSaboutXM]

I been listening to Octane and Liquid Metal couple times this week, they are playing some new songs from existing artists and most of new songs are a bit harder. :headbang:

Here's what you can expect on Octane:

new Papa Roach, Candlelight Red, Digital Summer, Call Me No One, Smile Empty Soul, more songs from more albums by POD, 12 Stones, Tremonti, Janus, Veer Union, Slash, Linkin Park, Otherwise, Machine Head, Baroness, Hell Yeah...and more -

 

[HecticArt]

Here's what you can expect on Octane:

new Papa Roach, Candlelight Red, Digital Summer, Call Me No One, Smile Empty Soul, more songs from more albums by POD, 12 Stones, Tremonti, Janus, Veer Union, Slash, Linkin Park, Otherwise, Machine Head, Baroness, Hell Yeah...and more -

I think it makes perfect sense to play new music from artists that were on these play lists.

 

[Wolf]

Here's what you can expect on Octane:

new Papa Roach, Candlelight Red, Digital Summer, Call Me No One, Smile Empty Soul, more songs from more albums by POD, 12 Stones, Tremonti, Janus, Veer Union, Slash, Linkin Park, Otherwise, Machine Head, Baroness, Hell Yeah...and more -

Yea I been hearing some of those new songs from those artists and some kick ass!

 

[SIRIUSaboutXM]

Also being plated on Hair Nation:

 

[SIRIUSaboutXM]

This is great- should be a permanent thing on SXM. My favorite channels, Deep Tracks, Classic Vinyl & Rewind, Boneyard and Hair Nation have only been playing 2-3 new songs daily- not a huge change by any means. Nowadays, most bands have to rely mostly on live concert sales to be profitable. Any radio airplay is a huge bonus to encourage fans to purchase their music. Getting classic artists' new music on Satrad should have always been happening!

Actually, I have to take that back for Boneyard- they're playing new songs every hour. I heard new UFO & Motley Crue today in the same hour :buttrock:

 

[HecticArt]

The Crue wasn't too bad at all.
:buttrock:

 

[SIRIUSaboutXM]

On Bluesville:

Muddy Waters & The Rolling Stones Live At The Checkerboard Lounge, Chicago 1981

1) Sweet Little Angel
2) Flip Flop And Fly
3) Muddy Waters Introduction
4) You Don t Have To Go
5) Country Boy
6) Baby Please Don't Go
7) Hoochie Coochie Man
8) Long Distance Call
9) Mannish Boy
10) Got My Mojo Working
11) Next Time You See Me
12) One Eyed Woman
13) Baby Please Don't Go (Instrumental)
14) Blow Wind Blow
15) Champagne & Reefer

On November 22nd, 1981, in the middle of their mammoth American tour, the Rolling Stones arrived in Chicago prior to playing 3 nights at the Rosemont Horizon. Long influenced by the Chicago blues, the band paid a visit to Muddy Waters club the Checkerboard Lounge to see the legendary bluesman perform. It didn t take long before Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood and Ian Stewart were joining in on stage and later Buddy Guy and Lefty Dizz also played their part. It was a unique occasion that was fortunately captured on camera. Now, restored from the original footage and with sound mixed and mastered by Bob Clearmountain, this amazing blues night is being made available in an official release for the first time. / Performers: Muddy Waters (vocals, guitar); Mick Jagger (vocals); Keith Richards (guitar); Ronnie Wood (guitar); Ian Stewart (piano); Buddy Guy (vocals, guitar); Lefty Dizz (vocals, guitar); Junior Wells (harmonica, vocals); George Mojo Buford (harmonica); Lovie Lee (piano); Earnest Johnson (bass); Ray Allison (drums); John Primer (guitar); Rick Kreher (guitar); Nick Charles (bass) /

Robert Cray - Nothin But Love
1. (Won't Be) Coming Home
2. Worry
3. I'll Always Remember You
4. Side Dish
5. A Memo
6. Blues Get Off My Shoulder
7. Fix This
8. I'm Done Cryin'
9. Great Big Old House
10. Sadder Days
11. You Belong To Me (live)* * On Limited Edition only!

 

[SIRIUSaboutXM]

More Breaking Bone

* Tony Iommi (BLACK SABBATH) - Guitar
* Ian Gillan (DEEP PURPLE, BLACK SABBATH) - Vocals
* Jason Newsted (METALLICA, VOIVOD, FLOTSAM AND JETSAM) - Bass
* Nicko McBrain (IRON MAIDEN) - Drums
* Jon Lord (DEEP PURPLE) - Keyboards
* Mikko "Linde" Lindström (HIM) - Guitar

 

[SIRIUSaboutXM]

More on this from Eddie Trunk- Hopefully, we'll get to hear cuts from this extraordinary collaboration starting August 28th on Boneyard & Hair Nation

Ian Gillan & Tony Iommi WhoCares To Release 2 CD Set Of New Music, Classics And Rarities

Reuniting for the first time since their collaboration on Black Sabbath’s 1983 Born Again album, Deep Purple´s Ian Gillan and Black Sabbath’s Tony Iommi took everybody by surprise in 2011 when they released the charity singles, Out Of My Mind and Holy Water.

For the recording of these songs, the two rock legends called a few friends, asking for some “help.†Jason Newsted (Metallica), Jon Lord (Deep Purple, 1941-2012), Nicko McBrain (Iron Maiden), and Linde Lindström (HIM) completed the supergroup WhoCares.

Now, Out Of My Mind and Holy Water will be featured in a special 2 disc set of rarities and recordings culled from the careers of Iommi and Gillan. The WhoCares double CD will be released in North American on August 28th through Eagle Rock Entertainment.

Amongst the tracks are the two original WhoCares songs, Deep Purple’s unreleased studio jam Dick Pimple, a song from Repo Depo (a band Ian Gillan formed before the Deep Purple reunion) which never released an official song before this CD. Also included is Zero The Hero,†from the aforementioned Black Sabbath Born Again release (which is the only album to feature Gillan on lead vocals), as well as two unreleased songs from Tony Iommi featuring Glenn Hughes.

The Out Of My Mind and Holy Water singles were a joyful and inspired moment from two musicians with nothing to prove, willing to support music where music is considered a luxury. The spark to bring Iommi and Gillan in a studio together again was to finance the rebuilding of a music school in Armenia they had visited together on various occasions in past years.

“As I said once in the song Razzle Dazzle, it’s a real fine line between an orgy of destruction and a wonderful time,’†states Gillan. “The destruction of conformity in this case: some of these pieces never really fitted into their contemporary program and got sidelined or forgotten, and some of the album tracks never had much exposure. As the track listing for this album came together, I noticed many of the titles had character similarities: a combination of freshness as they finally felt the sun on their backs and rebellion in a ‘yeah told you so’ kind of way. And that adds up to a wonderful time and more money for the music school we are building in Armenia."

“The ad-hoc benefit WhoCares band,†continues Gillan, “was a band put together by Tony Iommi and myself on a flight home from Yerevan, where we’d been deeply humbled by the honor and expectation bestowed upon us. Well that’s it really, in a nutshell, so to speak, what more can I say? It’s all there in the music.â€

The release of this very special 2 CD set is a must for all Deep Purple fans and fans of hard rock.

Track Listing:

CD1:

1. WhoCares Out Of My Mind featuring Jon Lord, Linde Lindström (HIM), Jason Newsted (Metallica), Nicko McBrain (Iron Maiden)
2. Black Sabbath- Zero The Hero
3. Ian Gillan feat. Iommi, Ian Paice and Roger Glover- Trashed
4. M. Rakintzis feat. Ian Gillan- Get Away
5. Tony Iommi feat G.Hughes- Slip Away
6. Gillan- Don’t Hold Me Back
7. Ian Gillan- She Thinks It’s A Crime
8. Repo Depo feat. Ian Gillan- Easy Come, Easy Go
9. Deep Purple feat.Ronnie James Dio- Smoke On The Water (live with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra)

CD2:

1. WhoCares featuring Jon Lord, Linde Lindström (HIM), Jason Newsted (Metallica), Nicko McBrain (Iron Maiden)- Holy Water
2. Black Sabbath- Anno Mundi
3. Tony Iommi feat. G. Hughes- Let it Down Easy
4. Ian Gillan- Hole in My Vest
5. Gillan & Glover feat. Dr. John- Can’t Believe You Wanna Leave Me
6. Ian Gillan & The Javelins- Can I Get A Witness
7. Garth Rockett & The Moonshiners aka IG- No Laughing in Heaven
8. Ian Gillan- When A Blind Man Cries (Live at Absolute Radio, previously unreleased)
9. Deep Purple- Dick Pimple

 

[SIRIUSaboutXM]

October would be a great time for SXM to expand this to Music Discovery Month

Deep Tracks just posted this huge list of interesting new releases:

October 2
The Beatles, ‘Beatles Stories‘
Heart, ‘Fanatic‘
Van Morrison, ‘Born to Sing: No Plan B‘
Velvet Underground, ‘Velvet Underground & Nico‘ (six-disc reissue)
Various Artists, ‘Who Are You: A Tribute to the Who‘

October 9
Beach Boys, ‘Greatest Hits’ and ‘Greatest Hits: 50 Big Ones’
The Beatles, ‘Magical Mystery Tour‘ (DVD, Blu-ray)
Blackmore’s Night, ‘A Knight in York’
Dio, ‘The Very Beast of Dio, Vol. 2‘
Electric Light Orchestra, ‘Mr. Blue Sky – the Very Best of Electric Light Orchestra‘
Don Felder, ‘Road to Forever‘
Kiss, ‘Monster‘
Jeff Lynne, ‘Long Wave‘
Steve Miller Band, ‘Children of the Future,’ ‘Sailor,’ ‘Brave New World,’ ‘Your Saving Grace,’ and ‘Number 5‘
Motorhead, ‘The World is Ours – Vol. 2‘

October 16
Donald Fagen, ‘Sunken Condos‘
Neil Young, ‘Journeys’ (concert film)

October 23
The Doors, ‘Live at the Bowl ’68‘
Peter Gabriel, ‘So – 25th Anniversary Immersion Box‘
Steve Hackett, ‘Genesis Revisited II‘
Night Ranger, ‘24 Strings & A Drummer – Live & Acoustic‘
Neal Schon, ‘The Calling‘

October 30
Black Country Communion, ‘Afterglow‘
Blue Oyster Cult, ‘The Columbia Album Collection‘
Rod Stewart, ‘Merry Christmas, Baby’
Neil Young and Crazy Horse, ‘Psychedelic Pill‘

 

[HecticArt]

October would be a great time for SXM to expand this to Music Discovery Month

Deep Tracks just posted this huge list of interesting new releases:

October 2
The Beatles, ‘Beatles Stories‘
Heart, ‘Fanatic‘
Van Morrison, ‘Born to Sing: No Plan B‘
Velvet Underground, ‘Velvet Underground & Nico‘ (six-disc reissue)
Various Artists, ‘Who Are You: A Tribute to the Who‘

October 9
Beach Boys, ‘Greatest Hits’ and ‘Greatest Hits: 50 Big Ones’
The Beatles, ‘Magical Mystery Tour‘ (DVD, Blu-ray)
Blackmore’s Night, ‘A Knight in York’
Dio, ‘The Very Beast of Dio, Vol. 2‘
Electric Light Orchestra, ‘Mr. Blue Sky – the Very Best of Electric Light Orchestra‘
Don Felder, ‘Road to Forever‘
Kiss, ‘Monster‘
Jeff Lynne, ‘Long Wave‘
Steve Miller Band, ‘Children of the Future,’ ‘Sailor,’ ‘Brave New World,’ ‘Your Saving Grace,’ and ‘Number 5‘
Motorhead, ‘The World is Ours – Vol. 2‘

October 16
Donald Fagen, ‘Sunken Condos‘
Neil Young, ‘Journeys’ (concert film)

October 23
The Doors, ‘Live at the Bowl ’68‘
Peter Gabriel, ‘So – 25th Anniversary Immersion Box‘
Steve Hackett, ‘Genesis Revisited II‘
Night Ranger, ‘24 Strings & A Drummer – Live & Acoustic‘
Neal Schon, ‘The Calling‘

October 30
Black Country Communion, ‘Afterglow‘
Blue Oyster Cult, ‘The Columbia Album Collection‘
Rod Stewart, ‘Merry Christmas, Baby’
Neil Young and Crazy Horse, ‘Psychedelic Pill‘

Every month would be a good month to do this. Er....uh.

 

[SIRIUSaboutXM]

Every month would be a good month to do this. Er....uh.

You got that right- I suggested that to SXM while that was going on. Really no reason why it shouldn't be happening all the time on all music channels. It could be a huge opportunity for SXM to be The best place to hear new music!

 

[Grüpsaar]

I agree, but I do think they do a good job.in general at breaking new groups/songs on alt nation, liquid metal, and octane. I hear songs on alt nation, and months later its a major mainstream hit, and my friends are all about it. I tell them I already am tired of it

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[HecticArt]

I agree, but I do think they do a good job.in general at breaking new groups/songs on alt nation, liquid metal, and octane. I hear songs on alt nation, and months later its a major mainstream hit, and my friends are all about it. I tell them I already am tired of it

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I'm always finding songs that I've been listening to for months on SXM that my friends are just starting to hear. Good stuff.

 

[SIRIUSaboutXM]

Coming up in 30 minutes... 9:00 pm EST... High in the Hollywood Hills... Jim Ladd welcomes the leader of Electric Light Orchestra and a co-founder and member of the Traveling Wilburys - JEFF LYNNE!

This past Tuesday, the ELO founder returned with two brand-new albums: "Long Wave," his first solo recording under his name in over 20 years; and "Mr. Blue Sky: The Very Best of Electric Light Orchestra." Both releases come as ELO marks the 40th anniversary of its debut record, "Electric Light Orchestra" (or known as "No Answer" in the United States).

Hear music from bothe these new CD's:

Mr. Blue Sky - Official Music Video - YouTube

 

[SIRIUSaboutXM]

Music Discovery Week returns to SiriusXM Monday Feb 4th @ 6am!! :ter: :bigclap:

I've been hearing Deep Tracks, Classic Vinyl & Rewind promoting this- more details when available.