OT: The Music Thread Part Six
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Pack the suitcase, we got to hit the road.
"Riding on a Greyhound, counting those white lines"
"The morning after blues, from my head down to my shoes"
"And I'm thankful that old road's a friend of mine"
"Riding on a Greyhound, counting those white lines"
"The morning after blues, from my head down to my shoes"
"And I'm thankful that old road's a friend of mine"
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Ha keep me posted...Let me know what he thinks. Watched a Genesis documentary. The documentary mentioned the costume thing was because Gabriel lacked confidence / suffered stage fright.My brother Michael was a Genesis fan in high school, lo many years ago. This was the Peter Gabriel fronted genesis. He was particularly fond of The Lamb lies down on Broadway.
Oddly, my friend Michael, not to be confused with my brother michael, just emailed a compilation clip from YouTube on the quote many costumes of Peter Gabriel, unquote.
I knew he was weird, but not that weird. As I said to my friend mike, I will forward to my friend mary, because it's just weird enough for her.
Love MGMT!
Siberian Breaks (modern day Genesis song). It's a long song but hoping the gang gives it a chance. Beautiful!
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I always liked Jimmy...because he was a peanut guy!
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My friend Mary likes Klaus Nomi
and Tiny Tim (!), so she might like Peter and his costumes. I never knew he was so weird.
I remember those years well.
So, the original line up?
Saw them in '01 at the Worcester Centrum. This was before Izzy left but after Axl (who, surprise, was late to the stage) kicked out original drummer Steven Adler because of his heroin addiction. It was Rose who encouraged Adler to take heroin in the first place, as doing so would underscore the band's "street cred."
Great show.
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Been listening to this album a lot lately. Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway's Crooked Tree. They won the Grammy this year for best Bluegrass Album. I think its well worth checking out. Here's a taste.
Dennis Bonvie
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She was here in Maine last summer, couldn't go due to health, thank goodness for You Tube.
Doug Dillard and his banjo, was the reason I got into Bluegrass
With Woody's boy and Ry Cooder
Monkee-ing around with Mike
Doug Dillard and his banjo, was the reason I got into Bluegrass
With Woody's boy and Ry Cooder
Monkee-ing around with Mike
Dennis Bonvie
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Dennis Bonvie
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its a great release. thanks for sharing!
LOVE joe ely. thanks for sharing!
Frances Farmer isn't the only one who had their revenge.....
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From the WSJ of all places, Happy Birthday to Raw Power. Ma was not impressed, I'm not sure about the neighbors.
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Opinion | The Stooges’ ‘Raw Power’ Turns 50
A young Iggy Pop found a sympathetic savior in David Bowie, who produced this proto-punk album that had an animal energy and left an indelible mark on the sound of rock.
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From the WSJ of all places, Happy Birthday to Raw Power. Ma was not impressed, I'm not sure about the neighbors.
Opinion | The Stooges’ ‘Raw Power’ Turns 50
A young Iggy Pop found a sympathetic savior in David Bowie, who produced this proto-punk album that had an animal energy and left an indelible mark on the sound of rock.
My favorite Stooges album, despite the fact it sounded like David produced it by closing his eyes and randomly sliding the mixer knobs. Matter of fact, I've heard the remastered version and it somehow loses some of its charm. Iggy did 3 songs off this album when I went to see this show (still the greatest rock concert I've ever been to):
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