Really enjoyed the Potter/Satriani version that you put up TV. Although it sounds like a diifferent song almost. Here's Neil
The hooded guys must have seemed a good idea at the time. Nobody sounds quite like this.
The hooded guys must have seemed a good idea at the time. Nobody sounds quite like this.
pure magic..
A Guy
This is for Gerry, who has died, May he rest in Peace.
Elbow!! (Fun vid!)
Have you heard the Foo Fighters cover of Baker Street? Great cover. RIP Gerry.
But this is what is on the Winamp right now - as I finish up for the evening:
Have you heard the Foo Fighters cover of Baker Street? Great cover. RIP Gerry.
But this is what is on the Winamp right now - as I finish up for the evening:
A Guy
Hmm what i listen to is alot different then alot of this, check it out!
Great Band Three Days Grace!!
Great Band Three Days Grace!!
A Guy
�� Quote: Originally Posted by z3r010 
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The Danger Is. It's All For Gold
sage words from the maestro..
A Guy
..seems we're all "Living in the past", as 'twer..
- wow..!!
- turn up that sub-woofer, dude..
- PLAY EXTREMELY LOUD..!!
- wow..!!
- turn up that sub-woofer, dude..
- PLAY EXTREMELY LOUD..!!
�� Quote: Originally Posted by StalkeR If you think Rihanna is hot, Post another video by Rihanna
Nice one Tony
ahar Jim lad..!!
Love All Music and Love the Tull,
Stephen Stills just one of the greats !
�� Quote: Originally Posted by TVeblen 
z3r401 this is just for you !
More Stevie Ray Vaughn my faovrite cd In Step
Fabe
Fabe
such a sweet tune..
- some chillout from Nick Drake - brilliant guitarist..
The Danger Is.
- outrageously brilliant..!!
wow - dat beat..
A Guy
Elvis' B-Day!
Sometimes it's the spoken word that grabs you?
- they must be havin' a helluva party up there, dude..
Sorry for so many, so hard to pick
A Guy
A Guy
The "Blue Jeans and Moonbeams" album was derided at the time as an attempt at commercial success. I don't care. The Captain doing soul ballads is fine with me. Great voice
This guy is getting a lot of hype in the UK right now. I really like this and if you look around there's a few dance remixes by other people.
The Peter Green stuff is lovely Bill
�� Quote: Originally Posted by johnwillyums The Peter Green stuff is lovely Bill
Hey A Guy, did someone mention the gorgeous Stevie Nicks..??
- fabulous atmospherics she conjures up...
- fabulous atmospherics she conjures up...
�� Quote: Originally Posted by BugMeister Hey A Guy, did someone mention the gorgeous Stevie Nicks..??
- fabulous atmospherics she conjures up...
- fabulous atmospherics she conjures up...
)Day On The Green #3: Robin Trower, Peter Frampton, Dave Mason, Fleetwood Mac, Gary Wright (August 3, 1975)
A Guy
the Mick Fleetwood/John McVie combo is a real tough powerhouse rhythm section..
they'd be fabulous in any band - really tight together - Mick's a brilliant drummer..
the way he chops up this track up is just amazing - rate him alongside Ginger Baker (for different reasons, though..!!)
this is a fine example of Ginger's rock drumming
he really clatters along throughout this track, beautiful sharp, crisp playing..
- which brings me to the ultimate rock drumming loon
- Keith Moon ( - a magician on the skins..!!) - he could really crash and bash..!!
- with Entwistle providing rock-solid bass, the Who were a massive crunching beast of a band..
�� Quote: Originally Posted by BugMeister this is a fine example of Ginger's rock drumming
he really clatters along throughout this track, beautiful sharp, crisp playing..
- which brings me to the ultimate rock drumming loon
- Keith Moon ( - a magician on the skins..!!) - he could really crash and bash..!!
- with Entwistle providing rock-solid bass, the Who were a massive crunching beast of a band..
Keith was the master rock drummer..!!
- just listen to the raw power he puts out on this masterful track..!!
- he starts it at maximum speed and his cymbal is the last note - perfection..
- saw 'em at Bournemouth Pavilion when they'd just completed Tommy..
- Keith was so fired up, he was like an express train..
- man that was a helluva gig..
max volume for this one, folks!!
- sheer genius..!!
know what you mean about Bonno, though..!!
fantastic timing on this track..
brilliant percussion on this track..
- outrageously Tull..
but then again - everything Tull is outrageous..!!
�� Quote: Originally Posted by BugMeister know what you mean about Bonno, though..!!
fantastic timing on this track..
i guessed I might be skating on thin ice, noob..
I shall always continue to search for bright meaningful music..
hey..!!
I shall always continue to search for bright meaningful music..
hey..!!
the king is in the house
Crank up the bass
BoB hope!
Saxy!
A Guy
:d �� Quote: Originally Posted by A Guy 
Quite possibly the finest lyric to the finest rock guitarist ever !
Oh and a little trivia question......who's playing the other non bass guitar in this song?
Oh and a little trivia question......who's playing the other non bass guitar in this song?
�� Quote: Originally Posted by noobvious �� Quote: Originally Posted by A Guy A Guy
And how sadly is this appropriate ?
The Wind Whispers Mary......
�� Quote: Originally Posted by A Guy �� Quote: Originally Posted by noobvious �� Quote: Originally Posted by A Guy Like so? A Guy
A Guy
Lonely looking sky
Great stuff !
dig those horns......I miss the horns !
dig those horns......I miss the horns !
F'ing Great Man......
You want horns man......you got THE horns !
- Hendrix certainly opened up the song..
- still rate the original Bob Dylan version (on the John Wesley Harding album) as the best version, tho'
- in fact that whole album is a real masterpiece - he's still got that folksy edge, but it rocks like crazy..
- can see why Jimi attached himself to it so rapidly (his cover came out pretty soon after Bob's)..
- Dylan totally loved it - he cited it as being Jimi's song on many occasions - guess he was proud..
- can't find the original on YouTube, but if you get a chance, give it a close listen - it really chugs..
- Dylan's guitar and harmonica playing is totally outta-site, he really flies..
- The Wicked Messenger is also on the album - another fine track..
BTW: A Guy - The Days Of Future Past was among the first albums I ever bought - used to buy mostly
singles in those days.. had all the Beatles, lotsa Elvis, among other stuff..
also John Mayall's Bluesbreakers
- ft. a very young Eric Clapton on Lead, together with John McVie on Bass (later in Fleetwood Mac) and Hughie Flint on Drums (-who also went on to greater things..)
- that was fine blues/R 'n B sound in those "pop-filled" days
- you really had to scour the racks to find the good stuff..
- incidentally - 1967..
- some far out solo playing from Peter on this..
John Mayall came down from his tree-house in the Midlands to educate the world
on the power of the Blues - he wound up living in Laurel Canyon with all the superstars
- only fitting that such a genius should fetch up there, on the West Coast - good times..!!
69 was a damn good year for music..
some truly original stuff came out that year..
John Mayall Rules !
Used to hang out in my friends van and drink Boones Farm wine and listen to John Mayall and Johnny Winter !
Used to hang out in my friends van and drink Boones Farm wine and listen to John Mayall and Johnny Winter !
My personal fav !
Can't find the song I wanted to post but here's the artist..........piano jazz man Cyrus Chestnut.
Why won't my YT work!!!!!
Great lyrics and beat
Ive been listening to the Newest Hinder CD Hinder - All American Nightmare. GREAT GREAT Albumn!!
So solid it's like anti-matter !
yo, dudes - keep 'em coming - great muzak..
on the subject of drumming..
- some beautifully far out stuff from the DEAD
- they were the nuttiest live band in the universe, man..
- totally off the wall..!!
on the subject of drumming..
- some beautifully far out stuff from the DEAD
- they were the nuttiest live band in the universe, man..
- totally off the wall..!!
given that the last DEAD clip was from ten more than eleven years ago
on 11/1/11 and by coincidence
- let's go with The Eleven..
- more fine drumming from the two drummers
- ya see the DEAD had these two crazy wild drummers...
- but that's another story..
on 11/1/11 and by coincidence
- let's go with The Eleven..
- more fine drumming from the two drummers
- ya see the DEAD had these two crazy wild drummers...
- but that's another story..
- nuff said..
Great stuff on an all time fav album
�� Quote: Originally Posted by ICit2lol Great stuff on an all time fav album
Get the address to the video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcNwob_njTY , and copy the part after v= only LcNwob_njTY
Click on the youtube logo in the menu above as you are posting that will give you this
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A Guy
A Guy
Time for some "Junkies"
In the best ways !
In the best ways !
Thanks Guy Thoought I was going mad(der) I'll give it a go although that circle still spins when I am on this page! Really don't know what that's all about!
Great stuff used to lke lead footing it on the motorway when I was a LOT younger!
Hey thanks Guy hope you liked the Phil Collins one too!
Hey thanks Guy hope you liked the Phil Collins one too!
�� Quote: Originally Posted by ICit2lol Great stuff used to lke lead footing it on the motorway when I was a LOT younger!
Hey thanks Guy hope you liked the Phil Collins one too!
Hey thanks Guy hope you liked the Phil Collins one too!
A Guy
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Used to listen to this forever
the album that is!!
the album that is!!
Just couldn't help myself
Well what does one say can't find my fav's -"Sad Cafe" & "Take it to the limit" but this will do reminds me of some of the psych hospitals I've worked in - listen to the lyrics lol!!
the actual song starts @ 5:29
Live at the Bottomline, NY, 1990.
Cliffs of Dover is appeared on EJ's 1990 "Ah Via Musicom" album. The song takes its name from the white Cliffs of Dover along the British shoreline.
It was voted number 17 in Guitar World magazine's list of 100 Greatest Guitar Solos and won a Grammy award for Best Rock Instrumental Performance in1991.
Eric Johnson Live---Cliffs of Dover
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Joe Satriani Live---Why
Live at the Bottomline, NY, 1990.
Cliffs of Dover is appeared on EJ's 1990 "Ah Via Musicom" album. The song takes its name from the white Cliffs of Dover along the British shoreline.
It was voted number 17 in Guitar World magazine's list of 100 Greatest Guitar Solos and won a Grammy award for Best Rock Instrumental Performance in1991.
Eric Johnson Live---Cliffs of Dover
=======================================================
Joe Satriani Live---Why
�� Quote: Originally Posted by pacinitaly the actual song starts @ 5:29
Live at the Bottomline, NY, 1990.
Cliffs of Dover is appeared on EJ's 1990 "Ah Via Musicom" album. The song takes its name from the white Cliffs of Dover along the British shoreline.
It was voted number 17 in Guitar World magazine's list of 100 Greatest Guitar Solos and won a Grammy award for Best Rock Instrumental Performance in1991.
Eric Johnson Live---Cliffs of Dover
=======================================================
Joe Satriani Live---Why
Live at the Bottomline, NY, 1990.
Cliffs of Dover is appeared on EJ's 1990 "Ah Via Musicom" album. The song takes its name from the white Cliffs of Dover along the British shoreline.
It was voted number 17 in Guitar World magazine's list of 100 Greatest Guitar Solos and won a Grammy award for Best Rock Instrumental Performance in1991.
Eric Johnson Live---Cliffs of Dover
=======================================================
Joe Satriani Live---Why
a million times I've told ya'..
what an amazing virtuoso duet from these two..
- it's a great song, good lyrics
- and a brilliant showpiece for lead-guitar..
The Danger Is, It's All For Gold.
JUst aint these just thee ducks guts love this track sooooo American and the album it comes from something else. Good old Chet my Dad worshipped him!! Marky could anyone not recognise that style.
Just aint anyone like Earl got this old vinyl this one comes from and can't get enough of it pity the recordings were done so many times live in those days.
But hail to the King anyway.
A Guy
�� Quote: Originally Posted by StalkeR I have this song from the movie soundtrack gridlocked Tupac Shakur - IMDb
Thanks, p5bdkw!
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