Suffer Requirement

Mr. T

The Coltrane Quartet - "Dancing With Myself"

G-Man

Deep Purple - "Space Truckin'"

Deep Purple were one of the first bands I was introduced to when my Father was getting me into Classic Rock. Theirs is a sound that is timeless and immortal. I feel I don't show them the love that I should. This one is off their rumbling 1972 album Machine Head.

Doug

Sturgill Simpson - "You Can Have The Crown"

Dano

Nina Simone - "Sinnerman" (SOFI TUKKER Remix)

Jonny HP

TBD

Mike D

The Royal Volts - "'Til It Breaks"

J.B.

Oscar Lang & Wallace - "I've Never Been To LA"

The Common Warm

Rob

Breaking Benjamin - "Diary Of Jane"

Mr. T

Tim Montana - "Hillbilly Rich"

Can't remember where I found this one, but it's something else

G-Man

Sublime - "Boss DJ"

Sublime is both quintessentially 90's and timeless. They are unique, so much so that really no band sounded like them at the time and non since. Blending a plethora of genres and their demographics spanned multiple cultures. Everyone likes at least one Sublime song, and Sublime fans all have different favourites. "Boss DJ" has been in my head all day, it puts my baby to sleep too

Doug

Nouela - "Black Hole Sun"

Dano

Led Zeppelin - "Trampled Under Foot"

Jonny HP

Limp Bizkit - "Rollin'"

Mike D

Sturgill Simpson - "The Dead Don't Die"

J.B.

Neil Young - "Down By The River"

Happy Friday. Hoping to pull off the longest good vibes Song Of The Day. As usual Neil Young's guitar work makes this entire song incredible and i'm betting it will reverberate with you all day long

Two Songs From Each Artist For A Long-ish Weekend!

Some of the lads have chosen to ring in the long weekend with double picks of great artists! Let's see what they got! Rob, you're up!

Rob

Collective Soul - "Precious Declaration"

Collective Soul - "Gel"

Mr. T

TBD

G-Man

311 - "Transistor"

311 are a great band. A unique style that's difficult to pin down and several great albums with all kinds of singles off each to choose from. I'll always remember Transistor because it was the first album i knew of that had like 21 tracks. They said those extra 10 tracks were a gift to the fans. Why not?

311 - "You Wouldn't Believe"

In the 90's I felt I was late to the 311 party. Then when I hit college this track came about. I'm glad I was aware of the greatness of 311 at the time

Doug

Sturgill Simpson - "In Bloom"

Dano

Beck - "Que Onda Guero"

Beck - "Hell Yes"

Johnny HP

The Watchmen - "Absolutely Anytime"

The Watchmen - "34 Dead St."

Play this one as loud as the speakers will go! God damn I love this song!!