What music do you love?
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Jethro Tull, Living in the past
Aqualung is their most famous hit, but this one deserves to be better known.
Aqualung is their most famous hit, but this one deserves to be better known.
Jethro Tull was actually "my band" at the beginning and I still listen to Ian's music regularly. It was funny at the time since I was the only one listening to that music while my friends were more toward disco or more "commercial" music. They were looking at me strangely....
Me too, so I understand you, but I was considered a little weird. And especially after that was Depeche Mode, and The Cure.
I particularly like this performance because it's the last time they all played together, if i'm not wrong. The set was short with 5 songs, but it had epic proportions, thanks to Bob Geldof. No one thought it was possible at this point to see them all together on stage.
Then Rick Wright died a few years later. David joined Roger for a one-off performance of Comfortably Numb during The Wall tour i think, but that's about it.
Apparently, they are still battling over rights even to this day, the Pink Floyd website and such. I saw a video last year and Roger is still pissed off.
Cream, I feel free
Cream were a British rock power trio formed in 1966 consisting of drummer Ginger Baker, guitarist/singer Eric Clapton and lead singer/bassist Jack Bruce.
The group's third album, Wheels of Fire (1968), is the world's first platinum-selling double album.
Cream were a British rock power trio formed in 1966 consisting of drummer Ginger Baker, guitarist/singer Eric Clapton and lead singer/bassist Jack Bruce.
The group's third album, Wheels of Fire (1968), is the world's first platinum-selling double album.
The Moody Blues, Tuesday afternoon
It's Tuesday Afternoon now in 2020til, still sounds so good.
It's Tuesday Afternoon now in 2020til, still sounds so good.
Like I posted a few posts before, how can someone listen to this song without feeling any emotions. I want it to play when I die.
Excellent post sene. As I may have mentioned earlier Days of Future Passed by the Moody Blues, Moving Pictures by Rush and Diary of A Madman by Ozzy Osbourne were the 3 songs I listened to most in college. I actually had the Moving Pictures and Diary of a Madman albums, but Days Of Future Passed was one of the cassettes I would rent at the Student Union in college. They had a store with a library of classic album cassette tapes that you could sign out and listen to with a Walkmen and used to take out that cassette and listen to the whole album which is classic.
Nobody in this thread after 3,461 posts has put up a single Beach Boys song so I am putting up 2, I Get Around and God Only Knows. Both are classics. The first one sort of incorporates all of the musical elements that made them popular, the second came out at their musical peak which was the Pet Sounds album:
Remember back in the 1970s the disgust you felt when you wanted a new bike but instead had to "settle" for the hand me down bike of your older brother or other relative? Or when you had to accept a beaten up old used Minibike rather than the shiny new Honda your friend was driving? Worse yet, used sneakers for playing basketball or bowling shoes? Well there was a song written about that sense of disgust, by our Canadian friends The Guess Who, very underrated tune from the 70s played on Sirius Channel 7 as a staple:
The Byrds, I'll feel a whole lot better
Gene Clark was a great songwriter, it’s really sad he died so young.
Gene Clark was a great songwriter, it’s really sad he died so young.
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