OT: The Music Thread: Part X

[Dennis Bonvie]

The Original … both very good.

 

[bruinsfan1968]

 

[GordonHowe]

"He said, 'He's unknown, he's young, nobody's heard of him.' But I had a premonition people would ask what it was like to play with him." Bob Daisley on how Randy Rhoads got the gig that made him a guitar hero

With one rehearsal, the guitarist shattered fears that he was too young and inexperienced to be Ozzy's guitar star

www.guitarplayer.com

 

[GordonHowe]

 

[GordonHowe]

Hey Ozzy Osbourne, there's more than one way to rock & roll, and more than one way to enjoy music.

"Information Technology," as Steely Dan's cynical, perfectionist beyond belief musician, lyricist, songwriter and producer Donald Fagan, very much in a position to know, asserts in his memoir ("Eminent Hipsters"), "Information Technology is a total mind f*ck."

I quite agree,



Banned by #1 culprit MTV.

Subsequently (typically, hypocritically, transparently, comically) awarded "Best Video of the Year" (1988) by same.

Please view the " 'This Note's For You' Video" Wikipedia entry for greater detail (sic),

This Note's for You - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

To view this video, please click the YouTube link below,

Zuma (Neil Young & Crazy Horse album) - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

 

[GordonHowe]

 

[aguineapig72]

Why not do both? Who would have thought a Scottish Folkie would have inspired a Led Zeppelin?

The first Led Zeppelin song, according to Donovan

'Hurdy Gurdy Man' is the first Led Zeppelin track, according to Donovan, as the band were instrumental in crafting the song's distinctive sound.

faroutmagazine.co.uk

 

[JAD]

Blake Shelton
Why Me


My Eyes


Money

 

[Blowfish]

Love everything about this beauty!

 

[Dennis Bonvie]

 

[Terrier]

 

[GordonHowe]

Why not do both? Who would have thought a Scottish Folkie would have inspired a Led Zeppelin?

The first Led Zeppelin song, according to Donovan

'Hurdy Gurdy Man' is the first Led Zeppelin track, according to Donovan, as the band were instrumental in crafting the song's distinctive sound.

faroutmagazine.co.uk

Why not indeed?

 

[Terrier]

https://www.bostonglobe.com/2024/10/28/metro/steve-morse-rock-reviewer-boston-globe/

 

[GordonHowe]

When I saw your link, I thought, "Steve Morse is still around?"

Thanks for posting. Can't say I was a fan, as Morse was rather vanilla, but respect regardless.

 

[aguineapig72]

Love everything about this beauty!

Lou loved this cover so much he hired the guitar player

"This is the definitive version of goddam song."-Lou Reed

 

[JAD]

Styx
Fooling Yourself (the angery young man)


Too Much Time On My Hands


Babe

 

[Orr Fourever]

 

[Dennis Bonvie]

When they were just kids....

 

[Number8]

That's Karl Wallinger off to the side, before he left the Waterboys

The Waterboys - Wikipedia

to form World Party (which is to say, Karl Wallinger solo),

I saw the Waterboys a couple of times in the 80's during their Fisherman's Blues timeframe. Awesome shows (once at Orpheum in Boston). Such a fun band.

 

[Dennis Bonvie]

I saw the Waterboys a couple of times in the 80's during their Fisherman's Blues timeframe. Awesome shows (once at Orpheum in Boston). Such a fun band.

Fun and brilliant.

 

[GordonHowe]

I saw the Waterboys a couple of times in the 80's during their Fisherman's Blues timeframe. Awesome shows (once at Orpheum in Boston). Such a fun band.

Were they "fun"?

I never thought of them that way. Certainly not Karl Wallinger.

Clever, very bright and amusing.

 

[Number8]

Mototorhead was the loudest for me. Great show!

Jeff Beck - and no one has ever come close. No exaggeration, it bordered on painful.

And that is from a guy who has been to a lot of shows over the years.

Were they "fun"?

I never thought of them that way. Certainly not Karl Wallinger.

Clever, very bright and amusing.

You are fight, fun is probably not the right word on reflection.

The shows were just wonderful though. I probably say "fun" because when I think back on it, I smile. A lot.

 

[Ozzy Osbourne]

Jeff Beck - and no one has ever come close. No exaggeration, it bordered on painful.

And that is from a guy who has been to a lot of shows over the years.


You are fight, fun is probably not the right word on reflection.

The shows were just wonderful though. I probably say "fun" because when I think back on it, I smile. A lot.

Jeff Beck played on Patient Number Nine and was excellent. I just can’t imagine anything louder than Motörhead.

 

[bruinsfan1968]

 

[GordonHowe]