F is for Fugazi by Long Beach Dub Allstars

I feel like the bass line was inspired by Waiting Room by Fugazi

FreeCard - Dark Tranquility
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhVNlBjOG38

Forsaken - Dream Theater
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRBP1rpE5y8

Floods - Pantera (that solo and bassline underneath is a masterpiece)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=td-v6vG2Xhs

Listen, you cannot judge a man based on one mistake made in his past! It’s time to move on.

Ohh I can always listen to this. I wonder where they went to middle/highschool cause I grew up in the same area.

Phant, the first one is it! The Ghastly Ones. I really like this but somehow lost the link a while ago. Thanks!

One of my favorite shows was Kingsnake, Lionize, The Sword and Clutch at the Electric Factory in Philly in 2013.

F is for Fat Bottomed Girls.

You make the rockin' world go 'round.

F is for Fang of the Cobra by Kingsnake

No human being should ever willingly enter the Electric Factory. OSHA should put out a statement regarding its safety.

For the West Coast folks, what was then called the Electric Factory was a concert hall in a refurbished GE parts plant. It has a main floor without chairs and then a stage left bar balcony for the over 21 crowds and then a terrifying balcony system above that facing the stage.

Any show in December thru February is comfortable. However if you enter that building March thru November, you will die of heat stroke. You put a 100 moshy kids on the ground floor and you're up in the balcony on a summer day in July, near the roof of an industrial plant in the inner city for hours and you will want to die. It can get easily 120 degrees up there.

I was in college in the mid 90's when it opened and could handle it. Now in my forties, I have to really need to see an artist and the show has to be in the dead of winter for me to even consider it.

So much music to catch up on. I hate you all.

Not sure how I forgot this last week. I think I wrote about it and got ready to post...then never did.

One of my top 4 or 5 all time childhood songs:
Ebony Eyes by Bob Welch- a live version with some gal named Stevie something that shoulda been famous in her own right someday.

F you all
Fox on the Run by Sweet

And from a decade later, but still a looong time ago:
Flamethrower by J Geils Band

And for my last F song, from one of my all time favorites, Chris Stapleton...Fire Away. If you haven't watched this or listened to it, your life is incomplete. I play this video during a science class when we cover mental health and substance abuse. Seen more kids cry to this song than I've seen not..

Fire Away

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