OT: Music 5

[SUX2BU]

Heard this yesterday morning blaring from some hillbilly’s truck in front of me .....

Edit: damn good tune

 

[schmockeyknife]

 

[chaos4]

happy belated bday, chaos

Thank you!

 

[chaos4]

Happy birthday.

Thank you

 

[chaos4]

I can't believe no one has put up the Nuge'...

The man can clean kill a deer... skin it and make sausage, loin and underwear out of it...

4, 3, 2, 1 to Summer... ha.... Stranglehold... y'all...

I did, it's a hundred pages back
Love Ted!

 

[chaos4]

 

[Eyeseeing]

 

[Ducky10]

Heard this yesterday morning blaring from some hillbilly’s truck in front of me .....

Edit: damn good tune

Hey, I resemble that remark!!.....well minus the hillbilly part .

Great Travis Tritt tune. Love good country music that’s just about the playing and low on the contrived heartache.

 

[Jets 31]

Thank you

Not a old battle axe, a cougar.

 

[Jets 31]

Good tune.

 

[buggs]

Don't recall the exact year it came out, but it became really popular while I was working at the Keg in the 80s. Gonna say around 84 or so? I believe I was washing dishes. Horrible six months that was but spent the next seven and a half bartending.





Doug makes me happy.

 

[Eyeseeing]

underrated Kiss song IMO

 

[buggs]

I remain convinced that this song was played in the old Spiderman cartoon series (apparently it wasn't, but it was a clear knockoff) so with a hat tip to @Guardian17 and in memoriam of Paul Soles I present green onions. Keep an eye out for Ann Margaret. Mrowr.


Because they come next in that particular playlist the following songs are presented for your edification. No theme, no rhyme, no reason. Good songs.

 

[buggs]

Haven't seen this one here I don't think. Great song.



Always reminds me of this one, which I believe has been posted previously



And some more random Elvis. Thank you. Thank you very much. No, not that Elvis.

 

[schmockeyknife]

I very fondly remember this song from FM radio when I was very young and first discovering something other than CFRW and CKY for music. Hard to believe Styx was considered hard rock at the time, but some of their music was bloody brilliant. Very talented musicians and one of the few concerts in all the shows I've seen where I didn't have to make allowances for differences between what it sounded like live and on the album.

So So good back in the day right and yes...considered hard rock. i started listening to styx in my early teens and they were a regular on the turntable until Pieces of Eight came out. didn't care for that one or any after it. i still listen to them on occasion but it feels like they didn't have the staying power that many of their peers enjoyed. thx for the flashback



https://youtu.be/9b-i0XknSnM

 

[buggs]

Last band I saw at the Zoo before it shut down. Crazy good show and ended up drinking with the boys in the band. It was a really positive experience and was thankful to be able to pick up all their music at the show on CD. Might also have been one of the first bands I saw at the Zoo. May have been 30 odd years in between the first and last shows, I honestly can't remember.

 

[buggs]

Can't put four in one post. Needs to be here.

 

[schmockeyknife]

no elaborate stage needed..

 

[schmockeyknife]

 

[Ducky10]

Cochrane is such an under appreciated Canadian musician. I think he’s a national treasure. I’ll never forget this tune from when I saw him and Red Rider years ago at the Walker. Blew my mind, the pedal steel intro and solo were epic! One of the best shows I’ve seen.

 

[Ducky10]

Last band I saw at the Zoo before it shut down. Crazy good show and ended up drinking with the boys in the band. It was a really positive experience and was thankful to be able to pick up all their music at the show on CD. Might also have been one of the first bands I saw at the Zoo. May have been 30 odd years in between the first and last shows, I honestly can't remember.

Used to run into Greg Godovitz at a guitar shop he worked at in Calgary every so often. He would just sit there spinning tales of the old days with Goddo, like some local legend. It was pretty funny, if he was on commission I imagine he starved to death .

Nice guy though.

 

[schmockeyknife]

Cochrane is such an under appreciated Canadian musician. I think he’s a national treasure. I’ll never forget this tune from when I saw him and Red Rider years ago at the Walker. Blew my mind, the pedal steel intro and solo were epic! One of the best shows I’ve seen.

never was able to see him but friends have told me how good he is live

 

[DharmaBum]

Some songs that have a raw feeling to them.

From 1978 is the Irish punk band "The Undertones" with their song "Teenage Kicks" The lead singers name is Feargal Sharkey. That has to be one of the coolest names ever!


Next up is the "Kings of Sleaze Rock" LA. Guns. Released off of their 1988 debut self titled album is "One More Reason" Say what you want, but I still enjoy the band.


Lastly, is an early Guns 'N' Roses song from the EP "Lies". I'm sure lots of people know that GNR and L.A. Guns were once a band called "Hollywood Rose". It was Axl Rose (of GNR) and Tracii Guns (From L.A. Guns). They went their separate ways and Axl took a little of both names to form Guns N Roses.
As a side note 'Don't Cry" was one of the first songs they wrote as a band in 1985 but it wasn't released until 1991 on the album "Use Your Illusions I"

 

[Jets 31]

Red Rider has alot of great tunes, one of my favorites .

 

[spiny norman]

Heard some Cars while I was out in the car this morning ... here's some live performances ...