-Hmm...., -any? -yet? I suppose it ain`t that easy.
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I was buying and taping to cassette a lot of the new stuff during the 70s. However, from the 90s up to now, I`ve become much more fond of the 60s, which I only remember as a child. What was then happening in music, to me was only something I recognized in the side mirror. However, you could say the seed was sawn.
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By 1973 we are inevitably way into the 70s, and neccesarily, the music will reflect this. Then comes the question; do you like it? The music has changed. Of course there are both "Dark Side of The Moon", "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" and "Alladin Sane", and well, I like it, but the "long hair, T-shirt and denim thing" was no longer so appearent in music. Pink
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At least there are 4 albums I remember as a letdown; "Brain Salad Surgery" by Emerson, Lake & Palmer, "A Passion Play" by Jethro Tull, "Who Do We Think We Are" by Deep Purple and "Houses of The Holy" by Led Zeppelin.
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-Hmm, this thread, where is it going?
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-Just heard the Vanilla Fudge version. `t was great, and I have to admit; a bit better. -Talk of fitting it`s times!
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QuoteWitnessVanilla Fudge with their debut album of the same title, featuring their marvellous version of "You Keep Me Hangin' on". Check it out if you have not heard it. Here`s a version by The Nice. The only one I`ve heard, and worth every second of it:
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QuoteNashvilleBluesAnd Love’s Forever Changes? I can’t get into that one. I’ve tried. -Agree. -So unlike everything else. However, that`s usually no objection.
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The Beatles Anthology Series! 3x3LP! Here`s my review of Anthology 3 under the name "LZ":
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Likewise, would you think that the once smooth crooner Bryan Ferry was the Dylan kind? In 2008 he released "Dylanesque", to big disappointment for many fans. That harmonica! Where`s the synth?
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It`s remarkable convincing as rock and roll. It sounds great. I gave it a new listen some years ago, but found out I couldn`t listen to this. Dead Babies, it`s morbid. I really didn`t know back then that Desperado was about Jim Morrison. When Alice sings those verses, he sounds just like him. However, something about this album isn`t right.
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-Thanks.
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What`s the use of vaccination when new mutations pop up?
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Quotecaschimann And as we are all older now we perform, act, behave different as well. One of the changes is that many people are not in that euphoric, great, relaxed mood like they were as teens, twens, thirty or even forty-somehings. Getting older with all the consequences makes you angry from time to time. You see the world clearer and not through rainbow glasses. Interesting points. Re
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QuoteNateHaHaHa that's a funny photograph Nate Probably taken during Midnight Rambler, for the ? time, zzzzzzzzzz.....
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QuoteNikkei Quoterlj1010 QuoteNikkei Quoterlj1010 QuoteNikkei QuoteIrix "Rolling Stones end tour with intimate show at Hard Rock Live" - 3 mins Video: . the sheer level of decadence is astonishing Guess you've never been to a resort casino. and I'm proud of that Super weird thing to be proud of, but okay. I'm a weird man Have you never been to the US? I
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Miami Beach must do them good.
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After having read many of the recent posts, and not only this thread, I get the impression that they are old now. Prepare for anything considering further touring.
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QuotebeachbreakTom Morello very high. -Very uncool I`d say, but from another generation.
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Quoteshawnriffhard1I was first aware of it as a 9-10 y.o. on that 1976 double Best of album, culled from the Mercury albums and singles. Does kids listen to rock? At least not me. I didn`t bother before I ws 15-16 years old.
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Keith on "Ain`t to Proud To Beg"? -Couldn`t see he took much part. Mick was really working at this performance.
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Detroit, the home of everything from Tamla Motown to House.
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"The demographic they attract". -A risky matter to go into. Music for people who don`t like music. A couple of the ballads have such a worn concept that a lot of songs through the years probably sound similar. I will keep a long distance to this album. -Have never been an Abba fan in the first place, but I like "Soldiers", "Eagle" and Frida`s "To Turn The Stone&
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This album makes me think of the pain of received wisdom, and the guilty unpleasure it leads to.
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Four Sticks, Misty Mountain Hop and When The Levee Breaks are exactly those songs that might turn all the casual fans of this album away.
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Unsurprisingly, there are songs that I like, and not like. "No Doubt About It", uh, some people like this song. This is Abba by numbers. Unsurprisingly, I like "Don`t Shut Me Down". "Keep An Eye on Dan" was a pleasant surprise. Thumbs up for "I Still Have Faith in You" too. "Little Things"; -Mmm, not good at all, and I don`t like the swing
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Oh, yes I have listened and listened to both my old "Absolutely Live" 2LP and that "Alive She Cried" from the 80s. Their rendition of "Gloria" really gave me nothing. After a while, this album didn`t get played by me at all, despite interesting versions of "You Make Me Real","Texas Radio and The Big Beat" and "Moonlight Drive", as my gen
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There were no Doors book on the marked when I discovered the band in 1975, and when my interest for this band peaked.
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Back to topic, please.
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The Doors has always been a studio band to me, -wouldn`t have wanted to see them live. -Long versions and no bass player, to say the least. You can guess the rest.
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