McGarnagle
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I heard this on the radio the other day and it's been hooked on my brain since
OT: The Music Thread Part Xi
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bruinsfan1968
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Why not Steve Miller and Paul McCartney?
Foreigner
Feels Like The First Time
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Juke Box Hero (live)
Feels Like The First Time
Urgent
Juke Box Hero (live)
Why not indeed?
Although I will never forgive Steve Miller for the atrocious "Abracadabra," a radio friendly nothing burger
far below his talents."Young Boy" is my favorite track on "Flaming Pie." Thanks for posting.
I bow to no one in my morbid fascination and obsession with apocalypse.
Even so, this is hilarious. Check the dancers in the background. And note the Dylan harmonica rip off.
This single sold a million in 1965.
There's a sucker born every minute, and someone is always making a buck,
Ready for some real End of the World porn?
Why, I thought you'd never ask,
Even so, this is hilarious. Check the dancers in the background. And note the Dylan harmonica rip off.
This single sold a million in 1965.
There's a sucker born every minute, and someone is always making a buck,
Ready for some real End of the World porn?
Why, I thought you'd never ask,
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Love, love this song,
I believe this was recorded at U of M (I am from Michigan).
God damn adolescence,
Loved these too,
Used to listen religiously & smoke a doobie in high school on lunch break.
Good times.
I think.
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Kip Moore
Last Shot
Reckless (still growin' up)
Grown On You
Last Shot
Reckless (still growin' up)
Grown On You
Dennis Bonvie
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Before the Deluge is an all-time favorite.
I was 12 when Eve of Destruction was out. It was pretty unique at the time. I bought it. Never felt like a sucker.
ODAAT
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so many moons ago I was up into the wee hours of the morning doing what I did at that age and watching Much Music, some show featuring new artists or something, I heard this tune for the first time and thought to myself, this is gonna be huge.
I went out and bought the cd, this and Fume I had blasting forever, my roommates initially thought it was all crap but they came around and loved it
Everyone's Irish Today, Rory and I am everyday
For Mr Irish who was on this board from the Emerald Isle but moved on after he had a child as I recall
Back in the day but not anymore I say
For Mr Irish who was on this board from the Emerald Isle but moved on after he had a child as I recall
Back in the day but not anymore I say
To my delight, I found out last year around Saint Patrick's Day that I am 12.5% Irish.
A bit of County Cork in me.
Slainte,
A bit of County Cork in me.
Slainte,
TheFerenceWheel
The Excellence of Execution
Granted, much of this was McLaren's doing, which is to say much of it is rubbish
en.wikipedia.org
en.wikipedia.org
I am aware that some here are not crazy about this record, and it's easy to see why. Even so, diamonds among the dreck.
Discard the rest, but the title tune and its backing vocals, which recall their best work, is killer.
(That's not Lydon, btw. It's provisional "lead vocalist" Edward Tudor-Pole.)
As to the rest, listen or no.
Recorded odds & sods slapped together to make a buck.
A gem or more,
The Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle (album) - Wikipedia
The Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle - Wikipedia
I am aware that some here are not crazy about this record, and it's easy to see why. Even so, diamonds among the dreck.
Discard the rest, but the title tune and its backing vocals, which recall their best work, is killer.
(That's not Lydon, btw. It's provisional "lead vocalist" Edward Tudor-Pole.)
As to the rest, listen or no.
Recorded odds & sods slapped together to make a buck.
A gem or more,
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Ozzy Osbourne
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Great song (I guess) but I never liked Van Halen doing covers. This was 100% on Dave.
Pink Floyd
Wish You Were Here
Money
Us And Them
Wish You Were Here
Money
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