Songs of the week 12/26/10- 01/01/11

The Beatles- I've Got A Feeling

The Dandy Warhols- Dick

The Black Angels- Bad Vibrations

The Brian Jonestown Massacre- Nevertheless

Ben Everyman- Don't Irritate The Bees

Songs of the week 12/05/10- 12/11/10

Bob Dylan- One More Cup Of Coffee

Jason Simon- Let's Begin

The Brian Jonestown Massacre- A New Low In Getting High

The Beatles- Something

Rory Gallagher- As The Crow Flies

Songs of the week 11/07/10- 11/13/10

Jason Simon- The Clear Light

The Beatles- Don’t Let Me Down

The Brian Jonestown Massacre- Nevertheless

Dead Meadow- Ain't Got Nothing To Go Wrong

Floorian- Overruled

Songs of the week 10/03/10- 10/09/10

The Warlocks- Dreamless Days

The Beatles- I Want You (She's So Heavy)

Dead Meadow- Let It All Pass

Elizabeth Cotton- Going Down The Road Fee

Bright Black Morning Light- Friend Of Time

The Beauty Of Music On The Road

So I begin my two day trek from British Columbia to Manitoba. Dead Meadow the best music to listen to as the mysterious mountains loom around you.

When I hit the rolling hills of Alberta, I felt like gliding over the lush green hills while listening to Weird Owl. I had forgotten what it was like watching the sunset on the prairies. The sky red as far as the eye could see.

By the time I arrived in Saskatchewan. Led Zeppelin really spoke to me, as I spent my time watching the hills disappear behind me, waiting for trees and guessing what songs where playing on the satellite radio station "Classic Vinyl".

Manitoba was me, the road and The Beatles. All wheat fields and forests, trees with yellow leafs just waiting for the wind to take them and blow them away.

I enjoyed the road.
My 5 On The Road Songs:
Dead Meadow- Eyeless Gaze/ Don't Tell The Riverman
Weird Owl- Like 100,000 Sunsets
The Warlocks- Moving Mountains
Led Zeppelin- Going To California
The Beatles- I'm Only Sleeping