Toggle sidebar

OT: Music Part V

  • Work is still on-going to rebuild the site styling and features. Please report any issues you may experience so we can look into it. Click Here for Updates
peate said:
Kid must feel like he's 10 feet tall.
Click to expand...
I wonder how tall Grohl’s daughter feels, as she « won » an audition to perform at the Taylor Hawkins Tribute show. :sarcasm:

 
Last edited:
As you were posting some moments from the Tribute show.. here's the full version:

Edit. Seems like the link has become unavailable. Glad I'm watching it right now :laugh:
 
  • Haha
Reactions: Runner77
Edit. They're really going on a copyright strike on youtube and removing everything from the show haha

:(
 
Last edited:

That song was always seen as a CCR song because of the kind of southern usa guitar riff sound and the voice similar as John Fogarty. But if was the Hollies, the UK group. This is a song by Allan Clarke, the singer. And this isn't a typical song by this group,

There is a funny comment if you scroll down : The best, absolutely THE BEST song ever written. That opening guitar riff is instantly recognizable by anyone who grew up in the 60's and 70's. As a friend said "A guitar riff so dirty it needs penicillin." which sums it up perfectly. LOVE IT!
 
  • Like
  • Haha
Reactions: rik schau and Runner77
Catanddogguitarrr said:

That song was always seen as a CCR song because of the kind of southern usa guitar riff sound and the voice similar as John Fogarty. But if was the Hollies, the UK group. This is a song by Allan Clarke, the singer. And this isn't a typical song by this group,

There is a funny comment if you scroll down : The best, absolutely THE BEST song ever written. That opening guitar riff is instantly recognizable by anyone who grew up in the 60's and 70's. As a friend said "A guitar riff so dirty it needs penicillin." which sums it up perfectly. LOVE IT!
Click to expand...

It’s not just the riff but the special sound that was generated. No other song sounds like it.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Catanddogguitarrr
Runner77 said:
It’s not just the riff but the special sound that was generated. No other song sounds like it.
Click to expand...
That was genious and everybody who lived in that era remember that song. I recently learned to play that opening on guitar and it's not so hard because there is a lot of open chords. It's a pattern of 3,3,3 chords with only one finger on one chord at the time. But the timing is hard to catch, I'm not a pro on guitar, lol.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Runner77
Catanddogguitarrr said:

That song was always seen as a CCR song because of the kind of southern usa guitar riff sound and the voice similar as John Fogarty. But if was the Hollies, the UK group. This is a song by Allan Clarke, the singer. And this isn't a typical song by this group,

There is a funny comment if you scroll down : The best, absolutely THE BEST song ever written. That opening guitar riff is instantly recognizable by anyone who grew up in the 60's and 70's. As a friend said "A guitar riff so dirty it needs penicillin." which sums it up perfectly. LOVE IT!
Click to expand...

I must've heard this song 1000 times and I never once thought of CCR. But it really does sound like them. :laugh:
 
  • Like
Reactions: rik schau and Runner77
Catanddogguitarrr said:
That was genious and everybody who lived in that era remember that song. I recently learned to play that opening on guitar and it's not so hard because there is a lot of open chords. It's a pattern of 3,3,3 chords with only one finger on one chord at the time. But the timing is hard to catch, I'm not a pro on guitar, lol.
Click to expand...
It’s never too late to learn anything. Lots of days I want to go back to playing drums, I miss it badly. I’ll remedy that when I move to a new location where I can build a sound proof room. I could go to these practice rental places or play an electronic kit but I’d rather get my own set of DWs and go all out (in a blaze of whatever).
 
  • Like
Reactions: Catanddogguitarrr
peate said:
When bands actually took the time to compose something, not just slap something together.
Click to expand...
hey-mikey-life-cereal.gif


:jk:
 
  • Like
  • Haha
Reactions: rik schau and Runner77
Can't find my way Home

One of the best work of Clapton on guitar and it's accoustic.
And also another great song by Steve Windwood. This is song that makes you recover after an hard time. It's like when you're on the shore, thinking about your life and the ones you love. It's personal but many consider that song very beautiful. The meaning of this song might be many things. The more probable theory is to stop taking drugs and recenter on your life.
This is a link that explains that song.
 
  • Like
Reactions: rik schau, Runner77 and peate
peate said:
This song caught my ear, so I'm binge listening to her material. Not bad at all.
Click to expand...

Great vibe. Thirteen years after its release, it hasn’t aged one bit. I see a little Miley in her — might explain your penchant, in part. :sarcasm:

I get ear worms and kicks now and again. This was one of mine a few months ago, but it’s a much more recent release (a year ago):



Short clip but lots of attitude and perfect delivery for maximum effect. It’s addictive.
 
A great song by the Beatles explained. I should say a great song by George Harrison.
Here Comes The Sun​
This is "mathemusic". Sorry this is in french from a french of France but on the web he's the one who explains the best how the song is indian built in mathematic and rythm. I can be very complex to understand because rythm in indian music is very complex. But this guy explain to make anyone able to understand, with music samples and graphics. This video shows the influence of George Harrison in pop music and the work behind a simple song like Here comes the sun. Not so simple song. But a beautiful song.
 
  • Like
Reactions: rik schau and angusyoung
You must log in or register to reply here.

Latest posts

Ad

Upcoming events

Ad

Top Bottom