The Rolling Stones - Time Is On My Side
Theres been a severe lack of Stones tunes in this thread....
Theres been a severe lack of Stones tunes in this thread....
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What are you listening to? Part III
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True, but I am not so sure that they - or their music - have aged as well as, for example, The Beatles.
Their music strikes me as very much of its time, but also rooted in that era; if, for example, I hear the track "Street Fighting' Man", this is played as a soundtrack to the events of the summer of 1968 in my memory.
Funny that’s how I feel about the Beatles.
My favourite track by the Rolling Stones.
I've watched this kid grow up in youtube. She is very talented.
Also another great discovery is Pomplamoose.
And here's the two together.
Also another great discovery is Pomplamoose.
And here's the two together.
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Los Lobos - La Pistola Y El Corazon (1988)
I don't understand much Spanish but still enjoy this album.
I don't understand much Spanish but still enjoy this album.
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That is a great album, I have it on my computer's iTunes, and have the CD; actually, anything and everything by Los Lobos is well worth listening to: They are brilliant.
Based on a True Story - Fat Freddy’s Drop
Yet another example of why I like this thread. Heard about this here, and think it is a pretty fine album.
Yet another example of why I like this thread. Heard about this here, and think it is a pretty fine album.
Based on a True Story - Fat Freddy’s Drop
Yet another example of why I like this thread. Heard about this here, and think it is a pretty fine album.
I have come across some terrific recommendations on this thread.
But, I will admit that I rather liked "The Last Time", "Street Fighting Man", and "Gimme Shelter" (I really liked the opening section), among others.
But, Beatles rule......
Angie, You Can't Always Get What You Want, Wild Horses, Sympathy For The Devil, Ruby Tuesday, etc...
Can't choose one over the other. I enjoy music from that era in general, which includes both bands. However, if they both had a concert at the same time, i'd have to go with the Stones.
You Can't Always Get What You Want (and again, a great introduction), is a brilliant song. As is the disturbing Sympathy For The Devil, and Wild Horses is hauntingly melodic.
Actually, I enjoy music from that era, as well.
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Post-said-era, a couple of tunes off the lesser known Voodoo Lounge(1994), slower, blues-ier ....
New Faces,
Out Of Tears,
Sweethearts Together,
Blinded By Rainbows
Listened to (and watched the videos of - which I remember as seriously ground breaking videos at that time) "Ultravox" by Vienna, and "Golden Brown" by The Stranglers.
my favorite band (song starts at 3:45) ...
and a cover ...
and a cover ...
Lou Reed and the time machine
Lou Reed and a bunch of mustaches in 1973 …
Lou in 1984 …
Lou Reed and a bunch of mustaches in 1973 …
Lou in 1984 …
While on the Lou Reed theme...
Nils Lofgren - Blue With Lou (2019)
Nils latest album which contains five songs he wrote with Lou 40 years ago.
[doublepost=1567149103][/doublepost]Neil Young and Crazy Horse - Milky Way (2019)
Just released first song from the upcoming album Colorado. Recently recorded over 10 days in Telluride. Crazy Horse plus Nils Lofgren.
Nils Lofgren - Blue With Lou (2019)
Nils latest album which contains five songs he wrote with Lou 40 years ago.
[doublepost=1567149103][/doublepost]Neil Young and Crazy Horse - Milky Way (2019)
Just released first song from the upcoming album Colorado. Recently recorded over 10 days in Telluride. Crazy Horse plus Nils Lofgren.
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