quote:Originally posted by wine+art:
Astral Weeks
wow!!!
Let's just say I'm on your side come 9/11
wow!!!
Let's just say I'm on your side come 9/11
wow!!!
Let's just say I'm on your side come 9/11
quote:Originally posted by winetarelli:quote:Originally posted by wine+art:
Astral Weeks
You like this? How is this any better than Two Live Crew singing "Hey I want some Pu@@@"
Journey - Infinity
My wife yell at me. Oops sorry wrong thread. 
quote:Originally posted by Eric Adams:
My wife yell at me. Oops sorry wrong thread.
Just turn the music up loader.
Swingin Teens Throbbing Bop Machine EP.
Coffee brewing and bacon sizzling.
Highway 61 Revisited
Tom Waits - Rain Dogs
Desert island disc.
Desert island disc.
Bach Brandenburg Concertos, performed by the English Baroque Soloists with John Eliot Gardiner.
Arcade Fire - The Suburbs
Sinatra- September of My Years
Angra, the ones with Matos.
I'm not quite sure what screaming is going on that's supposed to sound like music but I'm going to change it right now.
quote:Originally posted by wine+art:
Highway 61 Revisited
Perhaps my favorite album of all time.
Right now... Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs -- another inarguable top 10 for me, and one I'd not listened to in months. Magic.
quote:Originally posted by winetarelli:quote:Originally posted by wine+art:
Highway 61 Revisited
Perhaps my favorite album of all time.
Right now... Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs -- another inarguable top 10 for me, and one I'd not listened to in months. Magic.
You were truly born too late!
quote:Originally posted by wine+art:quote:Originally posted by winetarelli:quote:Originally posted by wine+art:
Highway 61 Revisited
Perhaps my favorite album of all time.
Right now... Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs -- another inarguable top 10 for me, and one I'd not listened to in months. Magic.
You were truly born too late!
We children of baby boomers listen to the same music our parents listened to. We cannot help it. It is just better.
quote:Originally posted by winetarelli:
You were truly born too late!
We children of baby boomers listen to the same music our parents listened to. We cannot help it. It is just better.[/QUOTE]
Indeed.
quote:Originally posted by steve8:
Arcade Fire - The Suburbs
Same here. A really good album.
Were you able to catch their live show at the Madison Square Garden via Youtube few days ago ? I saw a part of it and it was really good.
Here's the song Wake up from that show: AArcade Fire - Wake up
dzitt
quote:Originally posted by CRB:
I'm not quite sure what screaming is going on that's supposed to sound like music but I'm going to change it right now.
Was it Nickelback?
I've assembled a playlist of songs that the individual Beatles released as solo recordings in 1970-1971, so that if they hadn't broken up, this is how their next album after Abbey Road might have shaped up:
Side one:
1. Every Night (Paul from "McCartney")
2. Imagine (John from "Imagine")
3. Maybe I'm Amazed (Paul from "McCartney")
4. What is Life (George from "All Things Must Pass)
5. Teddy Boy (Paul from "McCartney)
6. Instant Karma (John, single)
Side two:
1. My Sweet Lord (Harrison from "All Things Must Pass)
2. Heart of the Country (Paul from "Ram")
3. Jealous Guy (John from "Imagine")
4. It Don't Come Easy (Ringo, single)
5. Junk (Paul, from "McCartney")
6. Oh My Love (John, from "Imagine")
The usual allotment of two songs for George and one for Ringo to sing is preserved.
Will probably tweak the song choices and running order some more.
Side one:
1. Every Night (Paul from "McCartney")
2. Imagine (John from "Imagine")
3. Maybe I'm Amazed (Paul from "McCartney")
4. What is Life (George from "All Things Must Pass)
5. Teddy Boy (Paul from "McCartney)
6. Instant Karma (John, single)
Side two:
1. My Sweet Lord (Harrison from "All Things Must Pass)
2. Heart of the Country (Paul from "Ram")
3. Jealous Guy (John from "Imagine")
4. It Don't Come Easy (Ringo, single)
5. Junk (Paul, from "McCartney")
6. Oh My Love (John, from "Imagine")
The usual allotment of two songs for George and one for Ringo to sing is preserved.
Will probably tweak the song choices and running order some more.
The Swan- from the Carnival of the Animals; beautiful piece of music!
Iron Maiden - The Final Frontier of course!
The psychotic father-son legal team of our (most recent) piece of garbage governor.
Led Zeppelin (inspired by the venerable MJAlbers)
Timeless and classic!quote:Originally posted by gigabit:
Led Zeppelin (inspired by the venerable MJAlbers)
quote:Originally posted by dzitt:quote:Originally posted by steve8:
Arcade Fire - The Suburbs
Same here. A really good album.
I'm digging this album more than Neon Bible. I haven't been able to get the beat of The Suburbs (song) out of my head for the past week.
The White Album.
Been groovin on the Outlaw Country channel on Sirius radio. Gittin my redneck on - YEE HAW!!!
The Beatles... various recordings.
Al Di Meola, John McLaughlin & Paco De Lucia - Mediterranean Sundance / Rio Ancho (Live)
quote:Originally posted by winetarelli:
The Beatles... various recordings.
More The Beatles.
They didn't suck.
quote:Originally posted by winetarelli:quote:Originally posted by winetarelli:
The Beatles... various recordings.
More The Beatles.
They didn't suck.
U2 - POP
quote:Originally posted by gigabit:
U2 - POP
I was watching their live DVD from Chicago (Vertigo tour) earlier tonight.
John Coltrane - Adenac
Bach violin. ( Nigel Kennedy)
quote:Originally posted by mitPradikat:quote:Originally posted by gigabit:
U2 - POP
I was watching their live DVD from Chicago (Vertigo tour) earlier tonight.
Have you seen the 2001 concert DVD from Boston?
Eric Clapton- Unplugged
The Meters, a live show from Tramps in NYC in 1993.