Music. (the continuation)

zazie · Post by **zazie** » Fri, 6. Apr 18, 15:39

Band founded in 1967, still active today in original set up with Peter Hamill, Hugh Banton, Nic Potter and David Jackson - van der Graaff Generator.

Slo Moves , not typical for the band, but awesome for a upspaced start into your weekend

BugMeister · Post by **BugMeister** » Sun, 8. Apr 18, 15:40

Ben Sidran - Space Cowboy..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bGRPe5tOOg

- slick tight and groovy..

Post by **Terre** » Sun, 8. Apr 18, 19:41

I think I'll stick with.
The Steve Miller Band - Space Cowboy

Manfred Mann's Earth Band - Blinded By The Light

greypanther · Post by **greypanther** » Tue, 10. Apr 18, 20:47

Heard this, today for the first time in a long time. Brought back memories of a past girlfriend. Strange how music can sometimes have such power.

Hank001 · Post by **Hank001** » Tue, 10. Apr 18, 21:04

Grammy is getting Sir Elton soon. Here's one of his first bids from 1971 that I hadn't seen since about then. Only Wolfman Jack isn't around to introduce any more.

Tiny Dancer by a much younger fellow than today:

https://youtu.be/hoskDZRLOCs

Morkonan · Post by **Morkonan** » Tue, 10. Apr 18, 21:42

My first real girlfriend had this album on reel-to-reel... We listened to it a lot.

Madman Across the Water (title song) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWrzhWnzhAs

Tiny Dancer was on that LP, too. Great memories.

greypanther wrote:Heard this, today for the first time in a long time. Brought back memories of a past girlfriend. Strange how music can sometimes have such power.

Great memories here, too. I had a decent rack stereo system and girls would come over to "listen to that album." ... .. <ahem> I am not a smart man.

greypanther · Post by **greypanther** » Tue, 10. Apr 18, 22:02

Yes great memories, however that song I posted has memories definitely tinged with sadness, for me.

I am getting old.

Hank001 · Post by **Hank001** » Tue, 10. Apr 18, 22:31

Thinking of first girl friends, mine played this song
until needle on phonograph flattened out.

Ten Years After: Love to Change the World

https://youtu.be/J7-8sCLWwLk

Post by **Terre** » Tue, 10. Apr 18, 23:51

Hank001 wrote:Thinking of first girl friends, mine played this song
until needle on phonograph flattened out.

Ten Years After: Love to Change the World

Love that track.
Ten Years After - I`m Going Home

Taste - What's Going On

Robin Trower - Day Of The Eagle
Robin Trower - Bridge of Sighs

Hank001 · Post by **Hank001** » Wed, 11. Apr 18, 00:04

Wow Terre this is a first. YouTube has Taste blocked in the US!
"Content from Eagle Rock not available in your country".

YEAH! Now Goin' Home was My favorite on that album!

Weird the topic and the song mesh since we're taking about first girl friends. Here's one that we listened to:

ELP: From the Begining

https://youtu.be/UtGjJVcrKQU

Found Taste singing What's Going On that's not blocked:

https://youtu.be/tHB3U9ndh6w

Since nobody else is posting I'll edit this in.
Here's profetic little ditty put out before Trump was elected
but is more like an anthem for what's happening in D.C.

Poets Of The Fall: "False Kings"

https://youtu.be/vkweStbjjSE

greypanther · Post by **greypanther** » Thu, 12. Apr 18, 12:53

Thank you for the Ten Years After links, guys. New to me.

No swearing in this FVDP song.

Queensryche here with Someone Else.

A complete change of pace now from BBC Radio 4 and just before the Shipping Forecast.

Post by **Terre** » Thu, 12. Apr 18, 20:09

greypanther wrote:A complete change of pace now from BBC Radio 4 and just before the Shipping Forecast.

Thank you.

A somewhat rare recording using the shows out-tro.
Much Binding in the Marsh

Tracker001 · Post by **Tracker001** » Sun, 15. Apr 18, 10:16

Turning Classic Rock Into METAL!

OmegaKnight · Post by **OmegaKnight** » Sun, 15. Apr 18, 21:54

They are a fair few channels that do this on the Youtube
Sultans of Swing -metal-
Danger Zone -metal-

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Something old W.A.S.P. - Can't Die Tonight

Something new TRIBULATION - The Lament

Tracker001 · Post by **Tracker001** » Mon, 16. Apr 18, 08:24

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mmmm I know something a bit older and more for the Champaine crowed .
- Bourrée https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6Kyap5BTfo

OmegaKnight · Post by **OmegaKnight** » Mon, 16. Apr 18, 22:04

Nice ^
Well if we are going real old school then lets talk classics,
one has to mention Vivaldi.

clakclak · Post by **clakclak** » Mon, 16. Apr 18, 22:43

OmegaKnight wrote:They are a fair few channels that do this on the Youtube
Sultans of Swing -metal-
Danger Zone -metal-

Nice!!! Really good covers, I like them.

OmegaKnight wrote:Something old W.A.S.P. - Can't Die Tonight

Something new TRIBULATION - The Lament

Also great.

While we are talking about older music, there is a swedish song called Herr Manneling. From all I could find it was written in the 19th century, but was written to sound like a song from the middle ages. There are multiple versions of it on Youtube, the two I liked the most were by:

Garmarna

and

In Extremo (who are not swedish, thus the different pronunciation)

You can read the lyrics here.

Tracker001 · Post by **Tracker001** » Tue, 17. Apr 18, 05:40

OmegaKnight wrote:Nice ^
Well if we are going real old school then lets talk classics,
one has to mention Vivaldi.

Thought we were linking Metal Covers
Vivaldi

Post by **Terre** » Tue, 17. Apr 18, 19:23

In my head today.
Stevie Wonder - Superstition

BugMeister · Post by **BugMeister** » Wed, 18. Apr 18, 20:14

- ace track, Terre
- cheers, mate!

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Music. (the continuation)