What Is Your Favourite Album?

[Lee]

Yes that was Buddy Holly; I was also thinking of Bobby Vee at the time. Bobby Vee was the singer that took the stage in Buddy Holly's place when he died. Don McLean in his song "American Pie" calls Vee the Court Jester (didn't like him).

Bob Seger and The Silver Buffet Band (Getting old can't remember how to spell).

Moody Blues during the Late Sixties and early Seventies were one of my favorite groups. Though different colored pills weren't in my life (Naval Officer).

At present I am listing to Claud McPhatter, another favorite of mine in the early sixties.

 

[DJG]

I remember Bobby Vee - The Night Has A Thousand Eyes! I danced to that! And Lee, we're not so gullible. We used to get our best stuff from our friends in the services when they got home from abroad:roflmao: .
I'm actually ROTFLMAO for two reasons - can you guess :devil2:?

 

[Tews]

Anything by Pink Floyd, Dire Straits, Taj Mahal, Beethoven, there is more Im just too tired to think right now....

 

[DJG]

Anything by Pink Floyd, Dire Straits, Taj Mahal, Beethoven, there is more Im just too tired to think right now....

Hey, if we're doing the Wig then we might as well throw in Wolfie, Fred and Jo !

That would be Mozart, Chopin & Bach to you classically illiterate slobs ... as opposed to us classically literate slobs ...

 

[Antman]

Moody Blues during the Late Sixties and early Seventies were one of my favorite groups. Though different colored pills weren't in my life (Naval Officer)...

I will never forget the orange sunshine. NCS, Diego Garcia. I left before the Footprint of Freedom. But, I'm feeling much better now.

Clap for the Wolfman, he's gonna rate your records high!

 

[Lee]

Paul Anka one of Canada's early musical exports. Got his 21 greatest hits. Have to admit that Boz Scaggs still rocks; really liked his music. Oh! Meatloaf's two "Bat Out Of Hell" records. . .just good stuff.

Can't forget the "Man," Neil Diamond that Hot August Night at the Greek Theater; it was a better show then the Doors at Seattle's Masonic Temple, August 1968 (Think that is right, my mind sometimes has problems remembering stuff), however, I know it was 1968.

 

[Antman]

Just a month ago, on back to back nights - Wolf Trap, Vienna

Creedence Clearwater Revisited, Boz Scaggs & Michael McDonald.

A couple of days later, the Doobie Bros. played, but I did not go. Burned out on the traffic and I have seen them twice before - with and without Michael McDonald.

Dinosaur rock.

But the years went by and the rock just died
Suzie went and left us for some foreign guy
Long nights crying by the record machine
dreaming of my Chevy and my old blue jeans

 

[mickey megabyte]

i just looked at my superbar, and it says it's 2009 - how come no-one's releasing great albums anymore? has piracy finally killed music? although Radiohead and The Coral do still try.

and i can't believe no-one has mentioned Neil Young!!!!!!! WTF??????? (although Antman did allude to '&Y')

i'm into 90s hip hop: Public Enemy - Takes a Nation of Millions, Eric B & Rakim - Paid in Full, Nas - Illmatic, GZA - Liquid Swords are all essential albums.

however, these days i seem to spend a lot of time listening to compilations and random internet radio stations.

 

[Antman]

I did it like this, I did it like that, I did it with my Wiffle Ball bat

 

[DJG]

i just looked at my superbar, and it says it's 2009 - how come no-one's releasing great albums anymore? has piracy finally killed music? although Radiohead and The Coral do still try.

and i can't believe no-one has mentioned Neil Young!!!!!!! WTF??????? (although Antman did allude to '&Y')

i'm into 90s hip hop: Public Enemy - Takes a Nation of Millions, Eric B & Rakim - Paid in Full, Nas - Illmatic, GZA - Liquid Swords are all essential albums.

however, these days i seem to spend a lot of time listening to compilations and random internet radio stations.

I liked him with Buffalo Springfield ... his solo voice is too nasal for my taste .

Frankly, I enjoy anything with a good dance beat ... sue me!

 

[spinifex]

Yes, Pink Floyd, Jethro Tull, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Metallica, Tool, Disturbed, some classical stuff too.

I still remember when Elvis first hit the big time, though i was quite young.

 

[Antman]

i just looked at my superbar, and it says it's 2009 - how come no-one's releasing great albums anymore?

Boz Scaggs is getting some props in this thread, and he deserves them. Check out his latest, [ame="http://www.amazon.com/Speak-Low-Boz-Scaggs/dp/B001EI5C0A"]Speak Low[/ame]. In my youth, I may not have appreciated this album.

Up Dharma Down, Fragmented. A nice release from an unexpected source. Filipino music bores me, but this group has something going on.

 

[mickey megabyte]

these aren't bad...

 

[zigzag3143]

I have it and love it. Its really different and thats why I like it

thanks

Ken

 

[mickey megabyte]

I have it and love it. Its really different and thats why I like it

which one zig? The Faith Tones or The Gayes?

 

[KrullKitty]

Wow talk about anti-head bonking Do's. If anyone every tried to
bonk them on the head with a club the club would bounce back and
hit the bonker instead LOL

 

[Antman]

...I still remember when Elvis first hit the big time, though i was quite young.

What would Elvis be doing today if he were still alive?

Scratching on the inside of his coffin.

 

[KrullKitty]

What would Elvis be doing today if he were still alvie?

Scratching on the inside of his coffin.

Oooooh LOL, Good one LOL

 

[DJG]

What would Elvis be doing today if he were still alive?

Scratching on the inside of his coffin.

Drugs?

PS - I just noticed, also forgotten here so far, Steve Winwood!

How could we??!! He was great everytime, whether solo or with Spencer Davis, Blind Faith and of course Traffic. A truly soulful voice, and not bad at the keyboards .

 

[Antman]

And the band plays on.

Add Arc of a Diver. Taking it out to the car now.