Listening to music?

[Dostradamas]

Originally Posted by EeePee

And on another note, still addicted to these guys.

I knew Charlie was a musician from somewhere.

[EeePee]

That one is over my head.

[losiking1]

Originally Posted by vonclod

stevie,s version is excellent..on par, stevie was maybee better technically/technique but jimi wrote it and was a real groundbreaker with what he did in general
no going wrong with either..both on the same high pedestal, its all art
there was a great guy between hendrix and stevie..robin trower
sourced of vinyl..just for eepee

hmm just noticed only 2 songs..heres the whole deal, the better or faster paced songs

Robin Trower gets regular play at home.

[Dostradamas]

Originally Posted by EeePee

That one is over my head.

I watched that video you posted & I swear the singer on the keyboard looks & sounds like Charlie Kelly from Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia to me.

[EeePee]

Never seen it.

[Dostradamas]

Originally Posted by EeePee

Never seen it.

Very funny show about horrible people.
Danny DeVito really makes it, but Charlie is a very close second.

[1tonscout]

banditos-the refreshments

[badhoopty]

ship of fools - robert plant

[JeremyH]

Originally Posted by EeePee

Never seen it.

Blasphemy. The battle of the Night Man and the Day Man is a classic!

Originally Posted by Dostradamas

horrible people.

"Horrible" is a relative term.......I'd say "socially challenged"

[EeePee]

Originally Posted by JeremyH

Blasphemy.

Not a TV fan. More into music and Gran Turismo, maybe you've seen those threads?

And visiting some friends, I guess. Creating my own life drama series.

[JeremyH]

Originally Posted by EeePee

...music and Gran Turismo, maybe you've seen those threads?

Doesnt ring a bell.

BTW, here is a good song for you:


That will be stuck in your head for days. You're welcome.

Oh, and that song stems from this song:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVbnsjDjz4s

[EeePee]

Or, I'll think it's stupid and not remember it about three seconds from now cause I'm into this at the moment.

[JeremyH]

Lame.

[losiking1]

A little "blues"

[losiking1]

A little "blues"

JETHRO TULL Live - Someday The Sun Won't Shine For You - YouTube

[EeePee]

losiking, your embedding works, just not in preview or after you submit, but it's there if you go back out and check again.

[losiking1]

Thanks, i always think i'm missing a step or something

[EeePee]

Look above, and there it is.

[4wd4ws]

[Dostradamas]

AHHHHHH Shiz now you are going to another weakness, Jethro Tull.

I grew up on the woodstock era of rock / psychedelia then went into the British prog rock & Tull.
It was almost 20 years after believing I would never see Yes (the prog era,) ELP, or Tull that Tull & ELP played a state fair. Ian Anderson is one of the most talented & diverse musicians out there & he gets nearly no credit.
I love the integration of Classical music.

Glen Cornick was a phenomenal bass player lost in a sea of Funk.
Thick as a Brick is an absolutely marvelous song/Album.


Might as well include these Prog Classics


I also had a stint where these songs just looped for weeks (my daughter loves the Cars.)