And for sheer insanity combined with unbelievably virtuoso performances and tight arrangements, it's still hard to outdo the late Frank Zappa.

Talk about a lineup: Frank Zappa—guitar, percussion, vocals; George Duke—keyboards, finger cymbals, tambourine, vocals; Napoleon Murphy Brock—sax, vocals; Ruth Underwood—percussion; Tom Fowler—bass; Chester Thompson—drums! You just don't see that caliber of musicians assembled on a single stage all that often these days. (Ruth is awesome!)

I like this

Ah! The Charismatic Voice channel! One of my favs. Elizabeth is an utter gem in addition to being a knowledgeable vocal coach. She just recently released her own album. 

Not too hard on the eyes either.  

Agreed on all counts!

Snarky Puppy with guest Lucy Woodward.

Put an electric bass guitar plus two baritone guitars in the same song along with a smoky alto and it doesn’t get much darker sounding than this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9J7hlSTiysY

these are always good.  aren't they the same band that did the lalah hathaway project?  good stuff.  shout out to FODY!  loll

Rock opera lives!

An 11 character-singer scifi themed symphonic/prog metal piece from the Ayreon Project with some production notes in this video. Virtual who’s who of prog metal vocalists.

That channel has a lot more such videos.. Here's a great heavy metal one:

Direct link to channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/AndreAntunesofficial

Those who love the masterpiece "Child in time" by Deep Purple might appreciate this version, albeit rather calm:

Proof you don’t need anything fancy to play good music. Even homebrew music gear made from everyday items can do s creditable job as this gentleman demonstrates. 

makes me think of Seasick Steve...

Turn it up ...

Dang it, app posted last year ... but here you get a light show

This is oddly compelling.. I do love seeing all of these unusual cover songs on youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVevvbFNKiY

Then you must have stumbled across these as well:

I think I'm too old for the stuff that floods TikTok and similar platforms. I'm stuck in yesterday... 

Pat Benatar as well?

I’ve become  very impressed by a band called The Warning. Three sisters from Mexico who are continuing to bring hard rock to a pop weary world. 

This is them today;


And here’s what they started out from:

In the words of the I Ching: “Persistence furthers.”