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I have not watched this before...despite it being from 1985
No? It's well worth watching. I saw it live. Hmm... I should probably watch it again, 'cause it has been a whole lotta years since I last saw it. (Not *that* many, but still... I have it on DVD somewhere.)
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Yeah, but hey - The Wizard from Uriah Heep has been posted 4 times I think, the first one by me. Still good listening.
Hey Brian I wonder who gave you the idea for The Pretenders? (Hint, hint)
Here's a little Carly Simon.
I effin' love James Mother Effin' Taylor.
Lyrics don't get much better than that. By the way Flying Machines was the name of a previous band that James Taylor had been a part of. The band failed for reasons I do not remember and am too lazy to look up.
Point being that James MFing Taylor is straight up awesome. I've seen him perform *dozens* of times. Yes, plural of dozen many times. I've seen him almost as many times as I've seen Bob Dylan, and not as many times as I've seen the Grateful Dead.
Lyrics don't get much better than that. By the way Flying Machines was the name of a previous band that James Taylor had been a part of. The band failed for reasons I do not remember and am too lazy to look up.
Point being that James MFing Taylor is straight up awesome. I've seen him perform *dozens* of times. Yes, plural of dozen many times. I've seen him almost as many times as I've seen Bob Dylan, and not as many times as I've seen the Grateful Dead.
Hillbilly H
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Both the Dead tunes are excellent jams.
Skeletons From The Closet (from which Friend of the Devil came from, at least in this rendition) is a great album.
If someone wants a 'light' intro into the Grateful Dead, I'd start by suggesting "Working Man's Dead" as a good starting point.
Skeletons From The Closet (from which Friend of the Devil came from, at least in this rendition) is a great album.
If someone wants a 'light' intro into the Grateful Dead, I'd start by suggesting "Working Man's Dead" as a good starting point.
Hillbilly H
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Working Man's Dead good album.
Hillbilly H
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LOL now the old ladys mad she dont like Grateful Dead.
and i got it loud.
and i got it loud.
Hillbilly H
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ill mix it in on her mp3 in the car and not tell her that its the Grateful Dead and she will probably like it. i can understand her not liking GWAR but not not liking the dead.
Anything from American Beauty or Working Man's Dead will be fairly likable by people who aren't die hard fans. As much as we might like China Doll, live and 23 minutes long, most folks gotta work up to that - or simply won't be fans of it in the slightest.
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Saw this on another forum and thought I'd share it.
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