|
I didn't see either listed, so I felt compelled to add:
"We've Got Tonight" - Bob Seger "Into Dust" - Mazzy Star Bonus: "Sometime Around Midnight" - The Airborne Toxic Event |
Quote:
|
Another one, this time from two of the best women in Rock N Roll
Alone - Heart https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtopccRfyUU I seem to have this obsession with finding artists/bands later in their career singing their classics. Something about hearing how their voices have aged, and how the meaning of the song seems to change a little bit. When a younger Ann Wilson sings this I think of her trying to find a way to confess her feelings to someone. When I hear an older Ann Wilson sing it, It almost feels like she's trying to speak to someone from her youth that has long been happily married, but it's a Romance she's dwelling on. Not sure if it's just me in that regard. |
Resurrecting this thread, to share another fantastic live performance from the Eagles. New Kid in Town is one of the most underrated songs in their catalogue, in my opinion! One of my favorites from a show in 1977. Wish I could've seen them in their prime!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FlPf54uLx30 |
Brian Wilson
Smile - Live The band behind him is just amazing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UbN...channel=Sweven Grateful Dead China Cat Sunflower / I Know You Rider Europe 1972 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCgZ...StrangeTrip710 The Who Live at Leeds Greatest live album of all time. Listen with headphones and make sure it’s turned up loud! And you’ll want to be sitting in a chair with arm rests because you’re gonna need something to grab onto when it starts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4kk...nnel=MazNourII And my favorite comment ever about the Eagles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FN8a...el=ScottUlrich |
Fortunate Son - CCR ( I can't believe no one has mentioned them yet)
I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For - U2 (Joshua Tree is a GOAT album) |
Quote:
Sent from my SM-G9900 using Tapatalk |
Maybe not everyone's taste but anytime I hear Sabotage by the Beastie Boys I stop what I'm doing.
|
Quote:
I see my favorite rock song listed -- Can't You See -- although Free Bird a close second. Favorite ballad would be Adele's Someone Like You, which knocked Shirelles' Will You Love Me Tomorrow out of first place. As to Eva Cassidy, Fields of Gold (by Sting) is excellent. |
Quote:
|
"No More Mr. Nice Guy" - Alice Cooper
"Panic In Detroit" - David Bowie "Oliver's Army" - Elvis Costello "New York Groove" - Ace Frehley "Cherry Bomb" - The Runaways "Cum On Feel the Noise" - Quiet Riot "We Didn't Start the Fire"- Billy Joel "Ticking" - Elton John "I Won't Back Down" - Tom Petty "Sympathy For the Devil" - Rollong Stones |
Tom Petty American Girl
Elvis Costello What's so funny bout' Peace Love and Understanding. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
A range of songs for different moods
"Schism" - Tool "The Hunt" - Sepultura "Blind" - Korn "Sonne" - Rammstein "Down in a Hole" - AIC "The Real Thing" - Faith No More "Heart of Glass" - Blondie "California Dreamin" - Mamas & Papas "Little Talks" - Of Monsters & Men (makes me cry every time I listen to it) "West End Girls" - Pet Shop Boys "Smalltown Boy" - Bronski Beat "True Faith" - New Order "Our Friends Electric" - Tubeway Army "Monkey Gone to Heaven" - The Pixies "Отава Ё – Сумецкая (Russian couplets while fighting)" - Otava Yo - zero idea what they're singing but its a great song "Wolf Totem" - The Hu (so heavy) "Storm 3000" - Leftism "Roads" - Portishead |
Cat Stevens Peace Train
Crosby Stills Sweet Judy Blue Eyes New Order Blue Monday Nirvana All Apologies Grateful Dead Uncle John’s Band Beatles Something Beach Boys Sloop John B |
Best songs...
"Dirty Work" Steely Dan
"Dog and Butterfly" Heart "I Only Have Eyes for You" Flamingos "In the Heart of the Night" Poco Hard to call them the "best ever", but they always make me pause to listen Trent King |
Huey Lewis & The News - Small World Part 2
Huey Lewis & The News - Slammin Probably any HL&TN to be honest. Also: The Rippingtons - Weekend In Monaco (Live in L.A.) I could go on and on listing late 80's and early 90's studio jazz that is just :chefskiss: |
Quote:
Traveling Wilburys should get some love here too. End of the Line is just fantastic. |
Quote:
|
Here's my 'gotta sing along' list:
Lawyers, Guns, and Money - Warren Zevon Carmelita - Warren Zevon A Pirate Looks at 40 - Jimmy Buffett Gypsies in the Palace - Jimmy Buffett Crackhead - Kenn Kweder Susie Said So - Kenn Kweder Atlantic City - Springsteen Jungleland - Springsteen No Woman, No Cry - Bob Marley The Weight - The Band Allison - Elvis Costello Time After Time - The Hooters (or the other one) Girls Talk - Dave Edmunds Bad Reputation - Joan Jett and the one song that nobody on the planet under the age of 65 can not sing along to compulsively..... Bohemian Rhapsody. :D |
| All times are GMT -6. The time now is 08:28 PM. |