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Semi Precious Weapons

Glam Rock Band 11 albums picked

Semi Precious Weapons was an American rock band from New York City, New York, United States, consisting of Justin Tranter on vocals, Stevy Pyne on guitar, Cole Whittle on bass and Dan Crean on drums. Pyne replaced former guitarist, Aaron Lee Tasjan, in November 2008.

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Ep #135 ·
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What Semi Precious Weapons said · 5 records

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Town Hall Concert (Live)
Charles Mingus ·1964
"Charles Mingus Town Hall concert, Danny Richmond dead on the drums, Eric Dolphy one of the greatest working bands in musical history. It happens to be jazz, and there's nothing cooler than this."
Watch this moment 4:30
Psychic Hearts
Thurston Moore ·1995
"I've heard that and more, Psychic Hearts, yes. This record is awesome, one because at one point in time one of the lines is he's talking about driving around in the Batmobile and he's dead serious about it. Also the last track on the record is called LG for all the dead rock stars and it's probably the greatest guitar tone of all time."
Watch this moment 6:24
San Antonio Rose
Willie Nelson & Ray Price ·1980
"I grew up on country music; my mom used to play Willie Nelson in the car all the time when we drove to Kentucky to see my relatives... Willie Nelson and Ray Price, San Antonio Rose."
Watch this moment 7:23
Doom - EP
Job for a Cowboy ·2005
"Someone told me Job for a Cowboy was really awesome. I checked them out, they are awesome; it sounds like me dying by being closed in the Book of the Dead."
Watch this moment 8:19
It Could Happen to You
Chet Baker ·1987
"100 shed Baker we listen to it on the plane and it's like the greatest phrasing of all time and it's awesome put this on and good things will happen to you and your clothes will most likely not stay on."
Watch this moment 8:54
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