What are you listening to now: Version 4.0

[NickZepp84]

From the underrated Pink Floyd album released in 1972. They had basically already completed that little known Dark Side of the Moon thing and were touring it for months before going into the studio.

[Section31]

These guys are still FABULOUS live...lead singer graduated from Idabel too

[Section31]

Shocking

[Nirvana Norman]

[ab5sr]

Styx - Lady. From 1972."Lady" has been credited as the first power ballad

Lady, when you're with me I'm smiling
Give me all your love
Your hands build me up when I'm sinking
Just touch me and my troubles all fade
Lady, from the moment I saw you
Standing all alone
You gave all the love that I needed
So shy, like a child who has grown
Lady of the morning
Love shines in your eyes
Sparkling, clear and lovely
You're my lady
Lady, turns me on when I'm lonely
Show me all your charm
Evenings when you lay down beside me
Just take me gently into your arms
You're my lady of the morning
Love shines in your eyes
Sparkling, clear and lovely
You're my lady
Lady of the morning
Love shines in your eyes
Sparkling, clear and lovely
You're my lady

[NickZepp84]

Thank You from Zeppelin was before that. Dream On by Aersomith was before Lady also.

[DFWSooner]

Probably my favorite version of this..

[DFWSooner]

[Middle Aged Man]

[Middle Aged Man]

Molly Hatchet - Flirtin with disaster

[keef]

[BirtDurglar]

Molly Hatchet - Flirtin with disaster

Good one. Molly Hatchet had some great album cover art.

[Middle Aged Man]

Good one. Molly Hatchet had some great album cover art.

A much younger me loved Southern Rock and the Molly Hatchet covers. One of the worst things about CDs and downloading is the loss of great album covers.

[keef]

I can't get this out of my head. I mean, it starts off prettty straight forward like the album (for Dylan), but about a minute in, he pretty well takes the song to another level.

and I can't believe no one liked the Dylan-Wynton Marsalis song I posted earlier. I'm giving you fuckers gold here. Gold, Jerry!

[Section31]

I can't get this out of my head. I mean, it starts off prettty straight forward like the album (for Dylan), but about a minute in, he pretty well takes the song to another level.

and I can't believe no one liked the Dylan-Wynton Marsalis song I posted earlier. I'm giving you fuckers gold here. Gold, Jerry!

I just never could get into his "valley-girl" sounding voice...sounds like Stuart from SNL The Californians. I appreciate his lyrics sometimes, but just not my cup of tea.

[keef]

I just never could get into his "valley-girl" sounding voice...sounds like Stuart from SNL The Californians. I appreciate his lyrics sometimes, but just not my cup of tea.

totally understand not liking his voice. I love it. But there's very few in the middle when it comes to his voice. His voice is definitely far from valley girl anymore.

Anyway, that Marsalis venture is worth a listen just for Wynton and his band: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BE_15RdBOcs&t=13s

[blackfrancois]

I've been binging on The Sopranos last couple weeks. I had never seen a full episode. in S2E6, I heard this song:

and I was trying to remember the film that I relate it to ... oh! Terrence Malik's Badlands, one of the best of all time.

wiki tells me that a live version of BÖC's "7 screaming diz-busters" parodies the spoken part of the song. so, it now holds a more special place in my heart.

[NickZepp84]

A cover that is better the the original.

Stryper doing Iron Maiden.

[DFWSooner]

I've been binging on The Sopranos last couple weeks. I had never seen a full episode. in S2E6, I heard this song:

and I was trying to remember the film that I relate it to ... oh! Terrence Malik's Badlands, one of the best of all time.

wiki tells me that a live version of BÖC's "7 screaming diz-busters" parodies the spoken part of the song. so, it now holds a more special place in my heart.

That's crazy, I did the exact same thing a while back, binging the Sopranos and heard that song and had to go find it. It's a scene where they're sitting down at a restaurant I believe? But yeah, I love that song.

[blackfrancois]

That's crazy, I did the exact same thing a while back...

there are some pretty far out cultural references on that show. I've just been digging deep into the teachings Canadian philosopher/prophet Marshall McLuhan (s2e11).

[NickZepp84]

Rainbow's final album with Dio probably has Blackmore's best guitar work. Here's Kill the King.

[blackfrancois]

again with music from The Sopranos??

one of the top 10 bands of all time. no doubt. up there with the greatest of the great.

[DFWSooner]

[blackfrancois]

more from The Sopranos...

hadn't heard this song in soooooo long. such a great percussion/rhythm track. I played the shit out of it from the now out of print compilation album, Rewind ('84).

[BirtDurglar]

I've been binging on The Sopranos last couple weeks. I had never seen a full episode. in S2E6, I heard this song:

and I was trying to remember the film that I relate it to ... oh! Terrence Malik's Badlands, one of the best of all time.

wiki tells me that a live version of BÖC's "7 screaming diz-busters" parodies the spoken part of the song. so, it now holds a more special place in my heart.

I always associate it with Dirty Dancing. Great soundtrack.

[SoonerBornSoonerBrett]

This exact version popped into my YouTube a couple of nights ago, too.

Moon Hooch

[blackfrancois]

another great song from The Sopranos...

this was written by Tim Hardin sometime in the '60s. covered by countless artists including Johnny Cash, Leon Russell, Bob Seger and Robert Plant. the Bobby Darin version is featured in The Sopranos.

[BirtDurglar]

another great song from The Sopranos...

this was written by Tim Hardin sometime in the '60s. covered by countless artists including Johnny Cash, Leon Russell, Bob Seger and Robert Plant. the Bobby Darin version is featured in The Sopranos.

Always loved Plant's version the most. Great song.

[NickZepp84]

Jeff Beck's Truth is just great top to bottom.

[ab5sr]

[DFWSooner]

I love this guy's covers. It also demonstrates the amazing downstroke style of the great Johnny Ramone. I swear this guy is Johnny Ramone reincarnated.

[SEC]

[SEC]

[SEC]

[SEC]

I can go on….and on..with excellent music. Nothing today compares. One more…but I ain’t through. I Fukn love music…

[SEC]

If THIS don’t go THROUGH you, YOU have NO soul….or ANYTHING Stevie Knicks sings…along with Fleetwood Mac

[SEC]

Another: Listen to these many times on a slow ride down the desolate areas of MS, whether it be a dirt road, river, or setting on a sandbar…and loving it.

[Ruprecht]

SEC, if you like listening to that era of Fleetwood Mac you might like this...

It's especially good if you play it over the top of Fleetwood Mac. Try it over Gypsy

[VUGear]

[SEC]

SEC, if you like listening to that era of Fleetwood Mac you might like this...

It's especially good if you play it over the top of Fleetwood Mac. Try it over Gypsy

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[NickZepp84]

Here's the last actually great Fleetwood Mac song.

[Nirvana Norman]

80's throwback.

[Nirvana Norman]

And another Aussie throwback.

[SEC]

Five more minutes:we wish we all had:

[Ruprecht]

Here's the last actually great Fleetwood Mac song.

Just wanted to say that I'll never forget 1977. Rumours took the world by storm. 4 top ten singles from that album and virtually every song on that record got some airplay. I don't think there has ever been anybody else besides maybe the Beatles who had a record like that.

That was the album that dominated the airways for almost a year and it was great we had one last great pop album before disco took completely over with that Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. Mac stayed strong even through that era... but for a good part of 1977 they OWNED the airwaves.

[NickZepp84]

Just wanted to say that I'll never forget 1977. Rumours took the world by storm. 4 top ten singles from that album and virtually every song on that record got some airplay. I don't think there has ever been anybody else besides maybe the Beatles who had a record like that.

That was the album that dominated the airways for almost a year and it was great we had one last great pop album before disco took completely over with that Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. Mac stayed strong even through that era... but for a good part of 1977 they OWNED the airwaves.

Never cared for the pop era of Fleetwood Mac but it's better than the soft rock era.

[Q-Ball]

built to spill
there's nothing wrong with love (full album)

Built to Spill has been my favorite band since I was in my 20s, thanks for posting.

[Q-Ball]

The new Red Hot Chili Peppers album is really good, the first with John Frusciante back at guitar in 15 years. Here is my favorite song from the album:

[blackfrancois]

Aimee Mann...

I have three of her solo albums: bachelor nbr 2, lost in space, the forgotten arm. they're really good. an article about her rush collaboration showed up on my google feed today.

[SEC]

Just wanted to say that I'll never forget 1977. Rumours took the world by storm. 4 top ten singles from that album and virtually every song on that record got some airplay. I don't think there has ever been anybody else besides maybe the Beatles who had a record like that.

That was the album that dominated the airways for almost a year and it was great we had one last great pop album before disco took completely over with that Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. Mac stayed strong even through that era... but for a good part of 1977 they OWNED the airwaves.

Someone that don’t like or appreciate Fleetwood MAC is fukd.up.com