Scattered

[Scattered @roqueguardia]

Viejo, dejen de naturalizar todo el arsenal de guerra, aviones y tanques... cuando se venga todo el quilombo que está pasando en el otro lado del mundo para acá no vamos a saber donde meternos. Todo esto es un aviso, piensen y no se dejen persuadir por cualquier boludo de TikTok.

[The Best @TheBestqueenx]

"A crooked tree lives its own life, but a straight tree is turned into wood."

—Chinese Proverb

[Just Rock Content @JustRockContent]

“Come Together” - John Lennon
https://t.co/YlWN7jYz5L

[Prog Rock Songs @progrocksongs]

Pink Floyd - Echoes, Part I

[🎸 Rock History 🎸 @historyrock_]

Jimmy Page - The Battle of Evermore.

“The blues – I mean, it’s just undeniable,” Page says. “It was just an undeniable element of everything that was going on in Led Zeppelin. If there hadn’t been that sort of movement in Chicago, back in the ’50s, and all that sort of riffing, then you wouldn’t have got what came through in various bands later – certainly for me and how it affected me in Led Zeppelin.

“In those days, all the guitarists were learning from records. I was lucky that I had a blues collector called Dave Williams. Through him I got to hear stuff like Elmore James. You weren’t going to hear that on the radio.”

Given his legacy, Page doesn’t owe anything to anyone as a guitarist, but he waves away the notion. “I owe it to all of them,” he explains. “That’s how I learned. My breakthrough was when I understood how to do bottleneck guitar. That’s the point when open tunings first come in for me. Boom! That’s it. And that whole world opened itself up for me. I wasn’t actually trying to play note for note what anyone else had done.”

“As far as the material for the first Zeppelin album goes,” Page recalls, “I definitely knew that I really wanted to do ‘I Can’t Quit You Baby.’ ‘Dazed and Confused,’ too. And that’s not blues, I know. But it is! If you have the harmonica playing that riff, you know that it’s blues all right. And also ‘Babe I’m Gonna Leave You.’ All of these things. I could just list them and list them.

“Well, it’s the atmosphere and it’s the attitude that’s created on something like Muddy Waters’ ‘Standing Around Crying,’” Page says. “It’s like Howlin’ Wolf: When you hear Wolf, he’s not messing about. It’s like, ‘I’m coming at you – and I’m gonna get you!’ And that’s why I love him.

[🎸 Rock History 🎸 @historyrock_]

Stevie Ray Vaughan playing with a rare Gibson acoustic guitar (1983)

[®️𝐚𝐟𝐚𝐩𝐮𝐦𝐚𝟐𝟒 @mis_treated_]

Señores músicos, déjenlo, no sigan intentando lo que no es posible.
Mientras exista Angus Young, mientras tenga un hálito de vida, jamas podréis competirle , igualarle, asemejarle.
Es Dios, Satan, Cristo o Belcebú pero es INMORTAL!!!
Creo la maquina perfecta de rockear @acdc

[Agustin a @afterrchabonn]

hay gente viva en nuestro país que presencio esto y después hay que conformarse con ver a la joaqui en el velódromo de lanus

[Scattered @roqueguardia]

Denle bananas a los monos para que se mantengan entretenidos

[🎸 Rock History 🎸 @historyrock_]

Remembering Deep Purple's Jon Lord on what would have been his 84th birthday

[Aurora Luna @AuroraLuna]

Cómo vas a salir a tocar TOXICITY CON UN PONCHO

Hay que cerrar VELEZ. Te amo system of a down

[Pau 🌞🏺 @chepauet]

La época de la blackberry era el punto exacto de tecnología que necesitábamos. El equilibrio perfecto. A partir de ahí, todo decadencia

[Scattered @roqueguardia]

Jagger tiene como 80 años y tiene la misma vitalidad que cuando tenia 20, que locura eso

[Just Rock Content @JustRockContent]

“Honkey Tonk Woman” - The Rolling Stones

Hyde Park ‘69
https://t.co/VgBk9Fq2QM

[Scattered @roqueguardia]

En estos tiempos de guerras, genocidios y el resurgimiento del nazismo, hay algo que está claro... el mundo necesita más música

[Carlos Maslatón @CarlosMaslaton]

20 años después, Creamfields 2024, Buenos Aires. Todos drogados. Yo, argentino.