What music do you love?
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I agree with you so much EB.
I love this group, moreover I had chosen the same song in post # 3150
The Beatles, A day in the life
One of the Beatles' favorite songs. I love the instrumentation and the crescendo.
One of the Beatles' favorite songs. I love the instrumentation and the crescendo.
I love this type of music. A bit typical for younger peeps who are into super-/sport-cars I guess.
The lyrics of this song are also a fairly spot-on explanation why I've been so engaged in the hobby over the last 2 years:
Everything we had was meaningless to you
I cannot go to sleep coz I'm in a rut
Sinking into my thoughts and thinking you're just a demon in disguise behind bright green eyes
Never will I let anybody get so close to me
You kill me slowly
Baby girl you kill me slowly
Lately I've been acting so coldly
Fuck it, I'm not gonna pick up the phone, just leave me alone
You don't give a fuck about me bitch, you just want to use me
I'm so sick of letting it slide
I can see through your lies and its about time that I realize
Never will I let anybody get so close to me, you kill me slowly
Everything we had was meaningless to you
The lyrics of this song are also a fairly spot-on explanation why I've been so engaged in the hobby over the last 2 years:
Everything we had was meaningless to you
I cannot go to sleep coz I'm in a rut
Sinking into my thoughts and thinking you're just a demon in disguise behind bright green eyes
Never will I let anybody get so close to me
You kill me slowly
Baby girl you kill me slowly
Lately I've been acting so coldly
Fuck it, I'm not gonna pick up the phone, just leave me alone
You don't give a fuck about me bitch, you just want to use me
I'm so sick of letting it slide
I can see through your lies and its about time that I realize
Never will I let anybody get so close to me, you kill me slowly
Everything we had was meaningless to you
My Back Pages (Bob Dylan, Roger McGuinn (The Byrds), Tom Petty, Neil Young, Eric Clapton & George Harrison)
Funny but true Sirius Radio story. Neil Diamond was my father's favorite musician growing up as a kid, so I know his music fairly well. I was on my way to work this morning, and I thought I had the 70s station on, but actually had the 60s station on (channel 6) when I heard this Neil Diamond song come on. I thought in my head it was a tune that came out in the 1970s, but actually it was Neil Diamond's debut single in 1966 (story continues after video):
Immediately after I concluded listening to Solitary Man, a commercial came on and I immediately switched over to the 70s station, channel 7. The second I changed stations, this Neil Diamond song, Crackling Rosie (1970) came on:
Funny coincidence. Even though those 2 songs are probably in Neil Diamond's top 10 songs of all time, my personal favorite (and the only one in my personal library) is the one featured by Quentin Tarantino in the movie Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, which is also the featured and I think intro song on Diamond's legendary 1972 live double album, "Hot August Night", Brother Love Travelling Salvation Show, which came out in 1969:
Immediately after I concluded listening to Solitary Man, a commercial came on and I immediately switched over to the 70s station, channel 7. The second I changed stations, this Neil Diamond song, Crackling Rosie (1970) came on:
Funny coincidence. Even though those 2 songs are probably in Neil Diamond's top 10 songs of all time, my personal favorite (and the only one in my personal library) is the one featured by Quentin Tarantino in the movie Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, which is also the featured and I think intro song on Diamond's legendary 1972 live double album, "Hot August Night", Brother Love Travelling Salvation Show, which came out in 1969:
EB - I would say "Solitary Man" was my favorite Diamond song, followed by "I Am I Said". Also kudos to the cover of Neil's "Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon" from "Pulp Fiction". Man Tarantino picks some fine songs for his movies. (Oh, BTW "Sweet Caroline" is probably the only Diamond song I would turn the station on if I hear it on Sirius - for obvious reasons.)
Sirius 70s station this morning was offering rides on 2 different trains: The Peace Train, with Conductor Cat Stevens, and The Love Train, with Conductor The O'Jays. Which of these trains offers the better ride?
When a 'heartbroken' backpacker met The Beatles in India
A Canadian tourist's chance meeting with the band at a retreat in India is the subject of new documentary.
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Wow I just discovered this today. If any of you are Bob Dylan or George Harrison fans - They actually recorded an album's worth of material back in May of 1970, but never released it. Other musicians involved included Charlie Daniels and Al Kooper. 55 minutes long but you can jump to specific cuts if you look at Seth Thompson's note in the Youtube comments section. Dylan singing Yesterday - Who'd of thunk.
Didn't they also collaborate in the Travelling Wilburies in the 1980s?
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