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One of my all time top concerts was the original Hotel California tour. I will always love the music. I was miffed Friday Saturday but I can’t stay mad at old people. Don’s clearly an ass hat but I love his music.
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One of my all time top concerts was the original Hotel California tour. I will always love the music. I was miffed Friday Saturday but I can’t stay mad at old people. Don’s clearly an ass hat but I love his music.
spiny norman
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Some late 70s music for tonight ...
Guardian17
Strong & Free
Heard this song on AM radio today for the first time in ages.
I'm Gonna Need a Miracle Tonight - Baron Longfellow
I'm Gonna Need a Miracle Tonight - Baron Longfellow
Watched a very good concert documentary last night on CCR on Netflix , very good. And the Dude was the narrator.
Good tune.
Good tune.
This song was playing last Saturday when I was waiting for the geese to clear the Southdale roundabout
A couple of tunes from the 2nd best band from the land of Oz ........
Good lord, so much old music. Reminds me of going to a Jets game. 
Here's a new one I've been enjoying...
Here's a new one I've been enjoying...
AlphaLackey
Registered User
Such a soft ballad from the band I remember best for their improves-on-the-original cover of Sympathy for the Devil. And such a story from you, that reminds me of when I used to work at the Launch Coworking Space on Chevrier Ave, and one day I was leaving work only to have to brake suddenly for a family of a dozen geese that were not only jaywalking, but were doing so with all the speed and urgency of molasses flowing uphill in winter. Like, at the end, there were two cars behind me and three in the other lane, all waiting for this to end, and I remember the driver in the front of the other lane caught my eye, and just shrugged. And I shrugged back, in what should really have been a Canadian Heritage Moment.
Anyways. This is an awesome ballad, one I'd NEVER have suspected GNR of doing, so thanks for sharing
HFsNumber1Heel
FKA Roo Returns...Still A Contrarian Apparently
How many of you all know of KEN Mode? Noise rock/metal from Winnipeg. It's like if Nirvana stayed with the Bleach style and expanded it with Boredoms, Swans, etc.
Try to stay still with this one... good luck
We all know what this song is about
Good tune
We all know what this song is about
Good tune
Great band from the 90's - touring next month with the Manic Street Preachers.
Hey the sun came out for the first time in a long time. It's a beautiful Sunday.
A trio of Tracy Chapman songs.
First up is a duet of "Baby Can I Hold You" with Luciano Pavarotti. Absolutely phenomenal.
2nd up is Tracy and Eric Clapton with "Give Me One Reason". This song has an irresistible groove.
Last up is Tracy doing a sparse cover of the Ben E. King hit, "Stand By Me" Again, absolutely phenomenal.
First up is a duet of "Baby Can I Hold You" with Luciano Pavarotti. Absolutely phenomenal.
2nd up is Tracy and Eric Clapton with "Give Me One Reason". This song has an irresistible groove.
Last up is Tracy doing a sparse cover of the Ben E. King hit, "Stand By Me" Again, absolutely phenomenal.
RIP Jerry Lee Lewis
87 years young
87 years young
When you really pay attention, it is artistic. No, really.
Still digging this group. Tons of fun. Creativity through the roof. Fun part is they aren't native english speakers.
Previous Halloween release.
Watch out for the ghouls and goblins. Keep a lightsaber handy to smite them.
AlphaLackey
Registered User
First, I'm gonna preface this by saying that "Brave New World" might be Styx's most underrated album, since it was the last time the band was together; this is just one of the many great tracks to be found, and honestly, the album plays great as an old-school pole-to-pole listening experience.
So: I started working with the Calgary Police's IT department late in January 1999; when this came out, 5 months later, I was living on top of the world. My whole world would get thrown in a f***ing blender a month later (lol fatherhood, thanks for the 8.9 months of headfakes, lol), but for a brief period, I was a mighty mighty man, a brand new 25, and on top of the world.
When I found out a month later that I was in fact going to be a father, and I had to recalibrate my thinking a whole damn lot, I found a lot of solace in three songs: Will Smith's "Just The Two of Us", BNL's "When You Dream", and this one, seemingly hand-crafted for my eldest child who will always be the best new face in the human race.
So: I started working with the Calgary Police's IT department late in January 1999; when this came out, 5 months later, I was living on top of the world. My whole world would get thrown in a f***ing blender a month later (lol fatherhood, thanks for the 8.9 months of headfakes, lol), but for a brief period, I was a mighty mighty man, a brand new 25, and on top of the world.
When I found out a month later that I was in fact going to be a father, and I had to recalibrate my thinking a whole damn lot, I found a lot of solace in three songs: Will Smith's "Just The Two of Us", BNL's "When You Dream", and this one, seemingly hand-crafted for my eldest child who will always be the best new face in the human race.
AlphaLackey
Registered User
Guess I should add this one. Wasn't even out a year. Listened to it right after the first time I held 'em.
My life may have fallen into a garburator since then, but I'll always have this to remember
My life may have fallen into a garburator since then, but I'll always have this to remember
