OT: The Music Thread Part Six
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Larry Norman
The Great American Novel
Bob Dylan
Masters of war
Kid Rock
My Kind Of Country
The Great American Novel
Bob Dylan
Masters of war
Kid Rock
My Kind Of Country
Two years now tumbling through the "medical industrial complex". Test after test, another test in two weeks. No results, nothing resolved. Hoping maybe to find the right Doctor with the right answer.
"Everything is going in the wrong direction"
"The Doctor wants to give me more injections"
"And I don't know, if he'll let me go"
Got to hang on though, this is a special year. Like the first Montrose album with Ronnie Montrose and Sammy Hagar. The 70's weren't all bad.
Ronnie Montrose was a Monster, played lead guitar on this
This one and Frankenstein as well.
"Everything is going in the wrong direction"
"The Doctor wants to give me more injections"
"And I don't know, if he'll let me go"
Got to hang on though, this is a special year. Like the first Montrose album with Ronnie Montrose and Sammy Hagar. The 70's weren't all bad.
Ronnie Montrose was a Monster, played lead guitar on this
This one and Frankenstein as well.
Space Station #5 is my all time favorite Montrose song. One of the most underrated pure Rock N Roll songs ever recorded.....MUST be played at maximum volume whenever possible.
Hey, I didn't know you were dealing with medical stuff. Sending the good thought.
I hated the 70s, for the most part. They did give me Bowie, punk and much good music, though. Plus, political and public discourse was generally respectful and constructive.
I remember "Free Ride" and "Frankenstein." Never a Montrose fan. Not that I disliked them, just didn't know 'em.
Take care,
The Judas Priest version of Johnny B. Good makes me happy in all the right places.....
Blowfish
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Beethoven was said to like this version the best, Tchaikovsky didn't hear the news.
Dennis Bonvie
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Dennis Bonvie
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Blowfish
Count down ...
Cover me Bobby Dylan, we're going in.
For Gordon Howe, Bowie and Ronno
For Dennis Bonvie, Leslie and Ozzy
For Gordon Howe, Bowie and Ronno
For Dennis Bonvie, Leslie and Ozzy
I like some of his 70s stuff, but I got off the (slow) train (coming) after John Wesley Harding. I love it all up to that point. Time Out of Mind (1997) was a return to form after what I refer to as "the helium years."
Love And Theft -- released Tuesday, September 11, 2001 -- also has a few good ones, like this gem,
Dennis Bonvie
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Babajingo
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Yes. His best from the 70s, imo.
Now, I know everyone loves Joni, but as with J. Baez, I can't get past the high, trilling soprano. Too precious. Give me an alto every time,
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