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Stoneage
On the other Stones forum they call their similar thread "I don't care what you are listening to right now". I'm afraid they are right. You want to share what you are listening to with others.
But the harsh reality is that few cares about that. Instead they are posting their own favourites. That no one listens to either...

You won't believe how many great bands/artists I've learned to know and appreciate through this thread.

The «interaction» happens when you start listening to what others have posted - hence the thread serves its purpose. We don't have to chime in with «this is bad/this is good» every time

An important thread, imo.



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ROLLING STONES: Rip This Joint (Instrumental Backing Track - 1971)
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whoa nellie

[www.youtube.com]

whoo
The Rolling Stones - Star Star - From The Vault - LA Forum – Live In 1975
[www.youtube.com]

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Stoneage
On the other Stones forum they call their similar thread "I don't care what you are listening to right now". I'm afraid they are right. You want to share what you are listening to with others.
But the harsh reality is that few cares about that. Instead they are posting their own favourites. That no one listens to either...

You won't believe how many great bands/artists I've learned to know and appreciate through this thread.

The «interaction» happens when you start listening to what others have posted - hence the thread serves its purpose. We don't have to chime in with «this is bad/this is good» every time

An important thread, imo.

Precisely this. Well said.

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Stoneage
On the other Stones forum they call their similar thread "I don't care what you are listening to right now". I'm afraid they are right. You want to share what you are listening to with others.
But the harsh reality is that few cares about that. Instead they are posting their own favourites. That no one listens to either...

I listen to most videos posted here - especially if it's something I haven't heard of, or at least the beginning of them. And if no video is posted, I look it up on youtube.
In honor of CindyC the originator of this thread (she is still missed)- the longest running thread in IORR history?!

The O'Jays - I Love Music

‘I love music, sweet sweet music’
xxoo

Lucinda Williams - Drunken Angel (Live at Farm Aid 2004)
[youtu.be]

The rain outside - after lots of hot and dusty weeks. Sounds like music...

Prince, Tom Petty, Steve Winwood, Jeff Lynne and others -- "While My Guitar Gently Weeps"
[youtu.be]

Perfect Quality Winos in May 1989 performing "Whip It Up"

[www.youtube.com]

Keith's set from Seville 1991 in perfect quality starts at 1:06:04

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Stoneage
I see, Hairball. By all means, keep posting. But I have a feeling it's pretty much a one way street. Almost no interaction between posters.

Music speaks louder than words...or something like that.

The Beatles - The Word

"I'm here to show everybody the light..."

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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......

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Hairball

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Stoneage
I see, Hairball. By all means, keep posting. But I have a feeling it's pretty much a one way street. Almost no interaction between posters.

Music speaks louder than words...or something like that.

The Beatles - The Word

"I'm here to show everybody the light..."

It’s all in the sound waves baby, or something like that.
I just flipped on daytime TV looking for news,
thank the good lord
I’d rather be in music
than hooked on daytime women bitching about other people
at least when we had daytime soaps it was romantic intriguing
ETA: It has been written here before much better than this but,
I think there is a kinship or being ‘music heads’
LOL



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Although a Cher original from '66 (written by Sonny), and also covered by Nancy Sinatra the same year, this reggae/rocksteady version from '67 just might be the best version ever!

Tomorrow's Children - Bang Bang Rock Steady

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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......

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ROLLING STONES: Rip This Joint (Instrumental Backing Track - 1971)
[www.youtube.com]

whoa nellie

HA! Listened to it this morning in my car on the way to work---GREAT!!

Rockin' Pneumonia and Boogie Woogie Flu
[www.youtube.com]

"Sophisticated Bitch" Public Enemy

Faces - Too Bad
[www.youtube.com]


"...whoo, whoo..."

Moody Blues -- Go Now …………………………………………..



ROCKMAN

[www.youtube.com]

EMI - Sex Pistols

guitar sound good

"...we are ruled by none
Never ever never.."

The Lovin' Spoonful - Summer In The City (1966)

[youtu.be]
Cool cat looking for a kitty..

Donnie Fritts -- You Better Move on ……………..gotta have me daily fix ….



ROCKMAN

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Rolling Stones -Till The Next Goodbye M.Taylor 74 early take
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hopkins
Faces - Too Bad
[www.youtube.com]


"...whoo, whoo..."

I was listening to that album today, and it occurred to me that this is great Ron Wood tour de force. "Miss Judy" might be the ultimate Faces track; even more so than 'STay with me". That intro, and then the break down has Ronnie doing the perfect Ron Wood electric guitar. "Too Bad" is just as great, and also has that overdubbed acoustic guitar that comes slamming in for those instrumental breaks. "That's all you need", the way it starts out always reminds me of 'Hats off to Roy Harper". The beautiful textures of "Debris" and the guitar solo. Atop notch album.