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Robert Palmer - Best of

What a great technical singer this guy was, Its been only recent that I've come to appreciate his abilities.

The Last Thing You hear - Jackson Browne's Greatest Hits. (Man, is that ever a good CD. Every song on it is good!):)

Saint_;1291595 wrote: The Last Thing You hear - Jackson Browne's Greatest Hits. (Man, is that ever a good CD. Every song on it is good!):)Good stuff.

Banco de Gaia......Kinkajou from the album, Last Train to Lhasa

Snowfire;1297019 wrote: Banco de Gaia......Kinkajou from the album, Last Train to Lhasa


Oh well ok then

A TV news channel.

pinkchick;1297022 wrote: Oh well ok then








I'll turn it up :wah:

Snowfire;1297025 wrote: I'll turn it up :wah:


Aaach! Would ya? Cheers wee chum :guitarist

YouTube - Rammstein - Rammstein live at Hultsfred 1997

a chihuahua snoring

"The Pump" Cool instrumental from the "Risky Business" soundtrack. (It plays when Tom Cruse is cruising around in his father's Porsche...)

My neighbor's vacuum cleaner.

Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville :guitarist

sweet silence of the afternoon

"God Gave Rock and Roll to You" - Kiss

YouTube - Black Sabbath - Iron Man (Ozzfest)

kids screaming outside!:-5

Winin' Boy Blues -

Allen Toussant

"The Last Mall" by Steely Dan...man I love those guys!:)

YouTube - Jethro Tull- Broadsword

gmc;1299302 wrote: YouTube - Jethro Tull- Broadsword
You old hippy :yh_youkid:yh_youkid:yh_youkid:yh_youkid

oscar;1299304 wrote: You old hippy :yh_youkid:yh_youkid:yh_youkid:yh_youkid


I'm one of the lost generation post and pre punk.

YouTube - Slade- Cum On Feel The Noize

bet you were into these guys. Might explain the BNP:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

YouTube - Bay City Rollers - Bye Bye Baby 1974

God the seventies were awful. then again there is queen and this.

gmc;1299308 wrote: I'm one of the lost generation post and pre punk.

YouTube - Slade- Cum On Feel The Noize

bet you were into these guys. Might explain the BNP:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

YouTube - Bay City Rollers - Bye Bye Baby 1974

God the seventies were awful. then again there is queen and this.

YouTube - AC/DC - Thunderstruck


Loved the 70's. We often bemoan the quality of the bands/artists today, especially the X-factor style of acts. We should look back at the Bay City Rollers and think our selves lucky all thats in the past

Pixies......Surfer Rosa

YouTube - The Pixies : Gigantic (1988)

gmc;1299308 wrote: I'm one of the lost generation post and pre punk.

YouTube - Slade- Cum On Feel The Noize

bet you were into these guys. Might explain the BNP:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

YouTube - Bay City Rollers - Bye Bye Baby 1974

God the seventies were awful. then again there is queen and this.

YouTube - AC/DC - Thunderstruck None of those. Too middle of the road for me.

I loved the Stones from around the age of 6 when I saw them for the first time on Top of the Pops playing 'The Last Time'. Jumping Jack Flash was the first record I ever bought followed by Honky Tonk Women.

Then one day my bro came home early 70's with an album called Rattus Norvegus and the rest Is history. I have just seen The Stranglers a few nights ago In Bristol.

The Stranglers may be more Indicitive of my political leanings and now I know you listen to jethro tull, I can understand why your a Guardian reader.

BTW...... Did you know It was Mick Jagger who discovered Jethro Tull?

You'll have to sit through a lousey Intro to get to Jethro's appearence but worth It If your a hippy.

YouTube - Jethro Tull & The Rolling Stones _ Live 1968.flv

gmc;1299308 wrote: I'm one of the lost generation post and pre punk.

YouTube - Slade- Cum On Feel The Noize

bet you were into these guys. Might explain the BNP:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

YouTube - Bay City Rollers - Bye Bye Baby 1974

God the seventies were awful. then again there is queen and this.

YouTube - AC/DC - Thunderstruck I scrolled through my collection of Fave Stranglers tracks and this one always makes me think of you. Skip the 'Waltzinblack' Into. This Is for you. :-4:-4:-4

YouTube - The Stranglers - Sometimes

I'm still listening to the Pixies..:wah:

YouTube - The Pixies : Where Is My Mind (1988)

YouTube - The Pixies : Caribou (1988)

YouTube - The Pixies : Levitate Me (1988)

Ultimate Spinach

Queen

Meatloaf.

Flying High Again - Ozzy Osbourne

Born On The Bayou - CCR

Mother Natures Writing--Del Amitri

"The Sound of Silence" by Simon and Garfunkel

(Their greatest hits CD kicks serious booty.):D

Feel Alright - Steve Earle

Cubs baseball game. hope this is not the future of the season. all i can say SLOPPY:mad:

All Summer Long - Kid Rock

Brian William's liberal slant on the news.

The whirl of the dryer with clothes to fold.

chonsigirl;1301952 wrote: The whirl of the dryer with clothes to fold.


Interesting band name...is that Australian?:wah:

:wah: It is quiet here, only noise for now. There will be plenty tomorrow when school starts again.

Though I downloaded Perlman's Cafe Paridiso on my IPod earlier, I listened to that today.

YouTube - Them Crooked Vultures / Gunman / live bio

Fire Woman - The Cult

jeopardy. Doo-doo-doo-doo, doo-doo-doo, etc.

Pat Travers....."You Don't Love Me" from the Makin' Magic album

Not your typical Sunday afternoon fayre but the album's an old favourite

Fox news, DUH.

My hubby and dog, snoring :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

YouTube - Dixie Chicks - Ready To Run

Ian Brown......My Way

Him of the Stone Roses

I'm listening to The Sundays.. Static and Silence album.