OT: Music Part IV
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angusyoung
Back in the day, I was always horny!
Me neither, just like what I like. Must please some senses inexplicably
If you're ever in the mood for a good vomiting, go to the main board and get a dose of some of the critics and connoisseurs there!
Only they know the truth! Talk about dull know-it-all's. I swear that if I was ever stuck in an elevator with any of them, the firemen would only be rescuing one person, and I like my odds.
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My man George Kooymans from Golden Earring twice got rushed to hospital, once not far from my hometown in the Netherlands when he got electrocuted with his Guitar and they could not pry it out of his hands, on top of that they docked the bands pay for missing some of the show
Another time at a festival during a pyrotechnics part of the song, a shard of metal got embedded in his neck narrowly missing an artery
Moontan is one of my favourite albums ever, and I’m primarily a punk rock guy, but I have the played the crap out of that album and have never gotten bored of it.
Both versions.
angusyoung
Back in the day, I was always horny!
Moontan is one of my favourite albums ever, and I’m primarily a punk rock guy, but I have the played the crap out of that album and have never gotten bored of it.
Both versions.
I can easily get down with punk,did a lot of slam-dancing back in the day,even at a few weddings!
Moontan is great, I guess you have the different releases? the US one is better imo. Not many are that familiar with them, it's actually a shame, as is the news about George
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I can easily get down with punk,did a lot of slam-dancing back in the day,even at a few weddings!
Moontan is great, I guess you have the different releases? the US one is better imo. Not many are that familiar with them, it's actually a shame, as is the news about George
I just had to google the news, yes very sad, they must be an institution to you if you’re from the Netherlands as they go all the way back to the mid 60’s, no? Or he had a previous band that had some hits in that decade? Regardless, must be extra legendary to you.
The US one eliminates the shorter songs and has Big Tree, Blue Sea (which is sooooo good) but I got familiar with the euro track list first so that’s still my go to. I do have the US one on vinyl. I know you know the former, lol, don’t know why I wrote that out but am leaving it in.
When I say punk, I don’t necessarily mean slam dancing and that specific genre, to me it’s just anything rooted in the Velvet Underground, the Stooges and the MC5. I guess I use the term broadly.
angusyoung
Back in the day, I was always horny!
Ya it's a pretty tough pill to swallow. Was waiting to go see them again after the covid thing.
Early 60's,it's a cool story how it all evolved.
There is an awesome version of Big Tree Blue sky from a show in the 70's from Winterland, great song!
Got it,was thinking more along the lines of the Sex Pistols etc.
An exceptionally good Québécois song. This band is great live(Minus the chick), saw them in Nicolet.
angusyoung
Back in the day, I was always horny!
angusyoung
Back in the day, I was always horny!
angusyoung
Back in the day, I was always horny!
There you go again, jumping the gun.How could anyone possibly know if they never heard of these guys
It wasn't a reciprocal question, just that the beginning sounds a bit like John. They did Helter Skelter live and it was amazing.
This is special. If you want to skip the intro (or not), 1st song at @2:40.
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Thought I'd share this here too ! I just learned my band's video is going to be in the running for a few Awards at a bunch of Festivals this year ... This week has been surreal
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angusyoung
Back in the day, I was always horny!
There you go again, jumping the gun.
It wasn't a reciprocal question, just that the beginning sounds a bit like John. They did Helter Skelter live and it was amazing.
Ahh, so a rhetorical question then
Thought is reminded me of ELO more but maybe ELO was influenced by the Beatles
This ones for you
angusyoung
Back in the day, I was always horny!
angusyoung
Back in the day, I was always horny!
angusyoung
Back in the day, I was always horny!
angusyoung
Back in the day, I was always horny!
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Not bad. She has a unique voice as far as pop singers go and this sounds a lot better than when most artists from that genre try to perform rock songs.
Yeah, she's unique. Did you have a listen at the other video I posted? The black and white one?
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angusyoung
Back in the day, I was always horny!
Been so preoccupied I neglected to mention that if not mistaken this band uses a 5 string bass. I mention this because sometime ago some posters, could be @Runner77 or @peate
were addressing bass guitars with 5 or was it 6 string,whatever FWIW.Speaking of runner,surprised haven't seen him post yesterday or today, he's usually pretty adept and a frequent contributor. I'm guessing he is a true runner and did he pull a Forest Gump?
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