SONGS OR VIDS YOU'VE PROB NEVER SEEN BUT MIGHT LIKE (MUSIC)
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Iron Horse, a bluegrass band cover of "Enter Sandman".....great stuff IMO
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....a few country boys belting out "Thunderstruck" hillbilly fashion...I like it.
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As,a guitar player this guy makes my day every time
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Love the producers, Andy McKee is brilliant, Steve Harley Sebastian great.
WSS
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Herbie Hancock / Dudamel LA Philharmonic
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So many come to mind...
Nationally out of the garage... somewhat tortured lead vocals, but really nice arranging. Here's the title track off their best LP.
Little known, 70's group in the southern rock vein... quasi religious overtones... great vocals... confusingly two different, self-titled LPs released back-to-back... don't get the wrong one. Certain route is via 2-CD set with the good S/T release plus "Marblehead Messenger", an OK follow up release. Both were produced by George Martin.
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No idea why my post only come up at the URL and not a flash page the loud family this town's last honest face.
Wait for it, the chorus takes a while to come around.
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I love these guys!
We met them when we played the Atlanta Agora back in the eighty's. That's a great album.
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weird. saw them in denver in 81 while in AIT in AURORA, colorado. they opened up for a 3 band show. them, the split endz (became crowded house) and the flock of seagulls.
an 80s extravaganza of bad clothes and worse haircuts.
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hear alot of new music on iphone radio while doing my morning walks. i'll memo record the songs i like and come back into my office and look up the vids and info. most have to have some visual aspect that grabs my attention because they are new and it's not like you get an album cover and can read lyrics and roll doobies on them. anyhoo this is one that's pretty cool:
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and then we have the split band members of prob my fave band ever....genesis (with gabriel).
have tickets to see the 2015 version of this tour up in tarrytown in nov. can't wait.
steve hackett....what a guitarist.
that's nik kershaw singing. people might remember him from the 80s with songs like 'wouldn't it be good'
if you're not into the 'prog'....just listen through to the last 2 or 3 minutes and hear 2 guys rip off some serious lead guitar licks.
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best advice.....'just stay high'
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and prob the one song that expresses my thoughts more clearly than i can about 'people'
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hear alot of new music on iphone radio while doing my morning walks. i'll memo record the songs i like and come back into my office and look up the vids and info. most have to have some visual aspect that grabs my attention because they are new and it's not like you get an album cover and can read lyrics and roll doobies on them. anyhoo this is one that's pretty cool:
... it's not like you get an album cover and can read lyrics and roll doobies on them.
Remember using gatefolds for "seeding" a lid...
Yes, kids, once upon a time there were seeds... and exploding joints...
... the split endz (became crowded house)...
Threw me for a second as The Move (later morphed into ELO) had an album titled "Split Ends"...
And now for something completely different... from one of my favorite Scottish bands...
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I thought he was going for fairly obscure music in this thread. Innagadadavida is by no means obscure.
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Another one for the thunderstruck covers:
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