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Maybe this Eric Burdon and The Animals number is for you
Maybe this Eric Burdon and The Animals number is for you
Hillbilly H
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When I think of Alice Cooper, I am reminded of his theatrical, high production concerts. That makes me think of Meat Loaf, who put on an amazing show. I've seen both, but I've seen Meat Loaf a number of times, pretty much every tour I could catch him on. I'd usually spring for VIP tickets, as I do with many acts.
Anyhow, here's some Meat Loaf:
Anyhow, here's some Meat Loaf:
Hillbilly H
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Hillbilly H
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LOL My 90+year old mother likes this one.
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"Ghost" Tom MacDonald
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Hillbilly H
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We had a talent show last night and some of the kids did a vary good parody of judas priest. *This is one of them times i wish we did not have a no cameras policy*
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A bit of Jon Anderson (Yes) - "Owner Of A Lonely Heart"
Condobloke
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A hauntingly beautiful piece - I had forgotten how much I enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing, Brian.
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It's always a good time for Paradise By The Dashboard Light
and next time I post I'll tell you a story about this one and throw in a bit of Trivia.
Safe travels
Wiz
and next time I post I'll tell you a story about this one and throw in a bit of Trivia.
Safe travels
Wiz
Well, sorry to spoil the party, but yours truly is a reggae/jazz/blues nut. Rock'n'roll has NEVER really done it for me, though I will confess to being a Floyd fan back in the day. Starting off with "Dark Side of the Moon", of course (what else?)
Here's a selection of stuff I like...
.....and summat for the rockers!
(Oh, an' I gotta confess to having a soft spot for Dury & the Blockheads...)
That's enough to be going on with. For NOW.....
Mike.
Here's a selection of stuff I like...
.....and summat for the rockers!
(Oh, an' I gotta confess to having a soft spot for Dury & the Blockheads...)
That's enough to be going on with. For NOW.....
Mike.
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I'm going to come back and listen to those offerings tomorrow Mike, ta for sharing.
Just a heads up that @arochester also has a Jazz thread, it's here
https://www.linux.org/threads/jazz.42048/
Cheers
Chris
Just a heads up that @arochester also has a Jazz thread, it's here
https://www.linux.org/threads/jazz.42048/
Cheers
Chris
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... and then there are listeners who can't be pigeonholed so easily, like me.
I enjoy music very much. I listen to rock, jazz, classical, country, folk, and all those subcategories and crossovers and stuff-that-can't-be-categorized. I grew up in a house that was always filled with music and my life is not much different. I prefer to work with background music where available.
(I admit, I struggle to appreciate what I might call "rhythmic poetry" (my term) without that melodic component, such as rap and hip-hop. I try to appreciate it more. Some songs are a blend of melodic and non-melodic sections and I seem to like them better.)
I enjoy music very much. I listen to rock, jazz, classical, country, folk, and all those subcategories and crossovers and stuff-that-can't-be-categorized. I grew up in a house that was always filled with music and my life is not much different. I prefer to work with background music where available.
(I admit, I struggle to appreciate what I might call "rhythmic poetry" (my term) without that melodic component, such as rap and hip-hop. I try to appreciate it more. Some songs are a blend of melodic and non-melodic sections and I seem to like them better.)
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Trivia question - What do the following people have in common?
Liv Tyler, Ellen Foley, Todd Rundgren
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Ellen Foley
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Liv Tyler was in the film Armageddon, with this beautiful song by Aerosmith
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Todd Rundgren
