Let's talk music.
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..It's all good...man...keep playing....nice buds..too..Raco said:Pimball Wizard,
Wish I was half as good as Jimi....
mano negra,
good one...jejeje!! :wink:
bongasaurus,
I have somewhere "Stephen Stills live in Amsterdam",worst of recordings,year 1072 or 73,live at Paradiso??
4+20 etc,you know?
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Country Joe and the Fish
Charlatans
Quicksilver Messenger Service
Big Brother and the Holding Company
Dinosaurs
Moby Grape
The Kinks
Charlatans
Quicksilver Messenger Service
Big Brother and the Holding Company
Dinosaurs
Moby Grape
The Kinks
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want a classic?
Paradise city - G & R
Paradise city - G & R
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oh....
ted nugent-stranglehold
ted nugent-stranglehold
...my J just finished...so did..."Mr. Soul"...Buffalo Springfield...Damn..I love that song...
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Raco said:(Stephen Stills & ) Manassas.
"Down the road"
Johnny's Garden by Manassas
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la mano negra said:Raco de Lucia
Paco is his name... and I agree... he's terrific... love the stuff he did with Al DiMeola and John Mclaughlin
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>>>Johnny's Garden<<<
What a beautiful piece that was!!
"There's a place.. I can get to... Where I'm safe.. from the city blues.. And it's greeeeen, and it's quiet.. Only trouble was, I had to buy it.. And I'll do anything I've got to do, cut my hair and shine my shoes, and keep on singin' the blues... If I can stay here.. In Johnny's Garden... "
nostalgia blues...
And 'Down the Road' was/is also a classic Stills album. I prefer Stephen Stills at times to much opf the rest of the CSN&Y solo stuff, depending on mood. Stills has a certain edge that defies the others. though they were all very unique as personalities and solo artists.
And Neil young's 'Broken Arrow.' Another 'Wait!! Time-out!!' classic.
Some less-than-well known bands popped into my memory the other day:
'Rare Bird' (amazing stuff, from the same general era <roughly 1971 +/-> as Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon, and some truly dreamy stuff.) You can still find it on a music search some places.
Probably no one remembers 'Tucky Buzzard' or 'Stray Dog.'
Heavy early 70s acid metal rock.
& 'Tangerine Dream.'
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What a beautiful piece that was!!
"There's a place.. I can get to... Where I'm safe.. from the city blues.. And it's greeeeen, and it's quiet.. Only trouble was, I had to buy it.. And I'll do anything I've got to do, cut my hair and shine my shoes, and keep on singin' the blues... If I can stay here.. In Johnny's Garden... "
nostalgia blues...And 'Down the Road' was/is also a classic Stills album. I prefer Stephen Stills at times to much opf the rest of the CSN&Y solo stuff, depending on mood. Stills has a certain edge that defies the others. though they were all very unique as personalities and solo artists.
And Neil young's 'Broken Arrow.' Another 'Wait!! Time-out!!' classic.
Some less-than-well known bands popped into my memory the other day:
'Rare Bird' (amazing stuff, from the same general era <roughly 1971 +/-> as Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon, and some truly dreamy stuff.) You can still find it on a music search some places.
Probably no one remembers 'Tucky Buzzard' or 'Stray Dog.'
Heavy early 70s acid metal rock.
& 'Tangerine Dream.'
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Mdanzig who woulda thought you liked danzig.LOL (just kiddin') I have a few of his albums.
I 've been listening to Metal since high school , I remember when Metallica were virtually unknown to the rest of the world. I was listening to Nirvana back when Rolling Stone magazine was ripping on their first album(little did they know....)I remember when slayer first came out. Damn I'm startin' to feel old. lol
I 've been listening to Metal since high school , I remember when Metallica were virtually unknown to the rest of the world. I was listening to Nirvana back when Rolling Stone magazine was ripping on their first album(little did they know....)I remember when slayer first came out. Damn I'm startin' to feel old. lol
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Jackson Browne
Almost any of his albums. Especially;
Every Man
The Pretender
Self-titled
Late For the Sky...
Went to see Leon Redbone and Jesse Colin Young right after John lennon was shot.
Jesse's encore was John Lennon's 'Imagine' with a dedication....
Walking out of that, with the post-concert hush of echoing silence, murmuring voices mumbling into white noise, while snow flakes and hovering hoar frost crystals sparkled with mini-rainbows in the moon light. MAN!!! If I could paste -that- moment into a scrap book!!
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Almost any of his albums. Especially;
Every Man
The Pretender
Self-titled
Late For the Sky...
Went to see Leon Redbone and Jesse Colin Young right after John lennon was shot.
Jesse's encore was John Lennon's 'Imagine' with a dedication....
Walking out of that, with the post-concert hush of echoing silence, murmuring voices mumbling into white noise, while snow flakes and hovering hoar frost crystals sparkled with mini-rainbows in the moon light. MAN!!! If I could paste -that- moment into a scrap book!!
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>>>Do you like "Running on empty"? <<<
Yep, one of his 'newer' (in the grand scheme of things) works; late 70s if I recall. Did a lot of miles to that title cut. It fit and defined well.
There's a couple of newer ones than that as well. I think that one is titled something to the affect of 'Looking East' and there's a couple more that are newer yet. Can't recall their names.
'Rock Me On The Water,' 'The Deluge,' title cut from 'The Pretender' title cut from 'Late for the Sky,' 'Dr. My Eyes,' (his version of) 'These Days,' 'Sleep's Dark and Silent Gate,' 'Something Fine,' and many other true classics are real gut-punching moments of remembrance still.
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Yep, one of his 'newer' (in the grand scheme of things) works; late 70s if I recall. Did a lot of miles to that title cut. It fit and defined well.
There's a couple of newer ones than that as well. I think that one is titled something to the affect of 'Looking East' and there's a couple more that are newer yet. Can't recall their names.
'Rock Me On The Water,' 'The Deluge,' title cut from 'The Pretender' title cut from 'Late for the Sky,' 'Dr. My Eyes,' (his version of) 'These Days,' 'Sleep's Dark and Silent Gate,' 'Something Fine,' and many other true classics are real gut-punching moments of remembrance still.
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I saw Jackson Browne... Keb Mo and Steve Earle in Vegas a few years back... what an awesome show. Jackson played all his hits as well as some new stuff.
Jamaica Say You Will... Rock Me On the Water... These Days... The Pretender... Doctor My Eyes...
They all joined together on stage for Earle's Copperhead Road... "Well my name's John Lee Pettimore... Same as my daddy and his daddy before..."
The night was capped off with The Load Out/Stay... Just gotta love Jackson Browne!
Mais~
Jamaica Say You Will... Rock Me On the Water... These Days... The Pretender... Doctor My Eyes...
They all joined together on stage for Earle's Copperhead Road... "Well my name's John Lee Pettimore... Same as my daddy and his daddy before..."
The night was capped off with The Load Out/Stay... Just gotta love Jackson Browne!
Mais~
