hey bud.
i figured i would run this by you first considering this your site.
now that i am ruby and can make a channel i dont want to make some redundant channel but one that will actually be used.
i am thinking electronica for a few reasons:
1.we dont have one
2.while it is a sub-genre of music it does give the ability to specify WHAT kind of music.
3.electronica covers a broad range of music and if we consider that synthesizers started in the late 50's and early sixties the channel will have a pretty large potential to actually be used.
examples:
steve miller band-fly like an eagle-electronica/classic rock
flock of seagulls-i ran-electronica/new wave
pink flowd-several different species of furry animals gathered together in a cave grooving with a pic-electronica/acid rock
NIN-wish-electronica/industrial/punk
sasha and digweed-remake of enjoy the silence-electronica/techno/trance

i could really go on forever but any music that uses a synthesizer,samples,loops,digitized media to create music with or without organic instruments would fall under this category.considering that farhad,myself,stingray,eklek and volumptuous all have a pretty large archive of electronica i dont feel the channel would be empty by any stretch.
i noticed you have a vote up for the community to vote on possible channels.that is a good idea.i will be voting yes but i still would like to hear your thoughts on my suggestion.
thanks in advance.
till next time.
namaste.

*edit* ok..blankie changed my mind.i voted no he is spot on.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'live, deep purple, classic rock, stoner rock, highway star, awesome' to 'live, deep purple, classic rock, acid rock, highway star, awesome' - edited by marinara

that reminds me... I should go dig out my copy of Shiver of the Vampire. what's not to like about a movie with french castles, acid-rock, and vampires that have to strip for no reason in the middle of each fight scene?

In 1968, The Monkees put out a Psychedelic stream-of-conciousness movie called HEAD. It was written by then, Jack Nicholson, and Bob Rafelson. Predictably, it was a box-office flop, as their teenage fans were expecting more bubblegum. Instead, they got a demented, fairly subvursive,a dn quite dark film. Their careers were damaged pretty severly by it.

This is a fairly non-poppy acid-rock song from it, featuring a sequence of a Merry Pranksters style Acid Test party.