OT: Music Part IV

[Grate n Colorful Oz]

No ''Thru the eyes of Ruby'' ?? Unsubscribed !

There's only space for 3!

Post your own dammit

 

[Fixxer]

Be careful, some users here might say it's just noise... (been there, done that)!
Nice Pumpkins tracks!

 

[angusyoung]

 

[Grate n Colorful Oz]

Be careful, some users here might say it's just noise... (been there, done that)!
Nice Pumpkins tracks!

I'm not even a huge Pumpkins fan, but Tonight, tonight is a masterpiece. The arrangements and melody is just superb.

 

[angusyoung]

Come on guys , we were talking about music, not about noise

Oh it's you,thought it was peate for second

Different music for different moods.

 

[ZUKI]

I should criticize your music taste like he did, you would get it!!

i think your sarcasm meter is off . Didn't you see the little at the end of my message ?

 

[ZUKI]

Be careful, some users here might say it's just noise... (been there, done that)!
Nice Pumpkins tracks!

Stop with that noise!

 

[peate]

What'd I do? what'd I do?

 

[Runner77]

Saw the original band a few times. Great show. I remember the lead guitar player jumping off a speaker, an acoustic song and a drum solo, which were standard fare for rock shows back then.

 

[Runner77]

 

[Runner77]

One user put it best: "I don't often listen to Triumph... but when I do, so do my neighbors "

 

[Runner77]

 

[Runner77]

I don't know how many of these timeless Canadian songs made it south of the border but growing up in Canada, this was standard fare.

Some stuff just keeps sounding great.

 

[Fixxer]

One user put it best: "I don't often listen to Triumph... but when I do, so do my neighbors "

I don't know much about Triumph but I like that song! I did love the comment you made too. I've heard it before but it cracks me up! lol

 

[angusyoung]

Stop with that noise!

Enjoy!

 

[angusyoung]

What'd I do? what'd I do?

:

 

[angusyoung]

Saw the original band a few times. Great show. I remember the lead guitar player jumping off a speaker, an acoustic song and a drum solo, which were standard fare for rock shows back then.

Mid 70's think when I saw them for first time,don't really remember who was in the band then,but good shows from what I remember. Think they played Light up always early on.

 

[angusyoung]

Thought this song was about when you get caught looking in the mirror on acid,that's what the boys told me anyways.

 

[angusyoung]

I don't know how many of these timeless Canadian songs made it south of the border but growing up in Canada, this was standard fare.

Some stuff just keeps sounding great.

Not a lot of exposure in the States but I recall a time in the early 80's driving from Houston to Dallas and during a stretch they played like 5 artists from Canada in a row which I thought was pretty neat,It's a pretty long shitty boring drive BTW.

 

[Per Sjoblom]

Played that album (LP) so much it couldn't be played any longer. Last album that Clapton still played like a god. Once he quit the drugs his playing became mainstream.

 

[Pompeius Magnus]

Played that album (LP) so much it couldn't be played any longer. Last album that Clapton still played like a god. Once he quit the drugs his playing became mainstream.

Just like Coltrane.

 

[Runner77]

Mid 70's think when I saw them for first time,don't really remember who was in the band then,but good shows from what I remember. Think they played Light up always early on.

When I saw them, I believe they closed with Suite Madam Blue, which was huge for them.

 

[peate]

Played that album (LP) so much it couldn't be played any longer. Last album that Clapton still played like a god. Once he quit the drugs his playing became mainstream.

That only applies to listeners, not players, sorry.

 

[sheed36]

I've been enjoying a few acoustic tunes from Warren Haynes of late. He's been pretty much my go to choice for music these past couple of years or so. Damn fine musician. I've been listening to more and more Blackberry Smoke of late as well. Love the southern rock/blues rock.

Warren Haynes doing a couple acoustic tunes from his Allman Brothers days.

 

[peate]

I've been enjoying a few acoustic tunes from Warren Haynes of late. He's been pretty much my go to choice for music these past couple of years or so. Damn fine musician. I've been listening to more and more Blackberry Smoke of late as well. Love the southern rock/blues rock.

Warren Haynes doing a couple acoustic tunes from his Allman Brothers days.

I love that thin waist 000-28.