Classic Tunes

[jsguitar]

you can't have a classic rock thread with only one of the godfathers of metal (LZ) representing and not have the other. .

one of my faves from them:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JCZT_51GA0

Stupid iPad won't let me see what you posted.

 

[Yuri_Rage]

 

[hatedheretic]

Stupid iPad won't let me see what you posted.

sabbath -- sweet leaf

 

[jsguitar]

sabbath -- sweet leaf

Thanks. Good one. Sabbath really captured the darkness of metal. This vid works for me.

 

[Cbaddad]

This is one of the most soulful instrumentals you will ever hear.

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[Cbaddad]

Not one of their most famous songs, but definitely one of my favorites.
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[hatedheretic]

just cause, some of my favorite classics... covered..

Pantera -- Hole in the Sky (Sabbath) :rockin:



Pantera -- Cat Scratch Fever (Terrible Ted)



Down -- When the Levee Breaks BBC Sessions (LZ)



Ghost -- Here Comes the Sun (Beatles)

 

[jsguitar]

Another gem from Physical Graffiti that you would've only discovered back then because you heard Kashmir on the radio and decided to buy the whole album

Ten Years Gone

 

[littletommy]

Neil Young, one of his lesser known songs

 

[Schemy]

Soulshine

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[Schemy]

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[Schemy]

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[littletommy]

 

[littletommy]

 

[littletommy]

 

[krackin]

One that is little known is 'Hotrod Heart' John Fogherty. I won't give it to you. Go find it.

 

[littletommy]

Another gem from Physical Graffiti that you would've only discovered back then because you heard Kashmir on the radio and decided to buy the whole album

Ten Years Gone

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3s9P6asA25g

This is EXACTLY how I discovered this song, and just about all the others on that album! Kashmir was great upon first listen, but then, I heard everything else on there (had it on vinyl originally) and was absolutely blown away! This song is the best of the lot.(we won't even talk about In my time of dying, that's in a whole nuther universe) Thanks for posting it!

 

[jsguitar]

This is EXACTLY how I discovered this song, and just about all the others on that album! Kashmir was great upon first listen, but then, I heard everything else on there (had it on vinyl originally) and was absolutely blown away! This song is the best of the lot.(we won't even talk about In my time of dying, that's in a whole nuther universe) Thanks for posting it!

Yeah, In My Time of Dying is powerful. I remember my guitar playing friend in probably the 8th grade introducing me to it.

Goofy story. My older brother who introduced me to a lot of classic rock when I was just a little tike in the late seventies asked me a while back what Robert Plant was singing at the end. He said 'It sounds like Oh my cheeses'.

BTW, some of the YT vids posted here don't work for my device. What did you share in posts #43 and 44?

 

[brew_ny]

The Yardbirds with Jeff Beck

S_M

 

[passedpawn]

 

[jsguitar]

Always liked the guitar playing on this one:

Cream, White Room

 

[brew_ny]

Procol Harum

S_M

 

[jsguitar]

Some more Neil Young

Heart of Gold

 

[brew_ny]

Cortez the killer




a little more Neil Young

S_M

 

[littletommy]

Yeah, In My Time of Dying is powerful. I remember my guitar playing friend in probably the 8th grade introducing me to it.

Goofy story. My older brother who introduced me to a lot of classic rock when I was just a little tike in the late seventies asked me a while back what Robert Plant was singing at the end. He said 'It sounds like Oh my cheeses'.

BTW, some of the YT vids posted here don't work for my device. What did you share in posts #43 and 44?

43 was Allman Bros. seven turns. 44 Was Rush, Tom Sawyer.

 

[jsguitar]

 

[ChefRex]

Been a Dead head for forever, I listen to every thing, I stray all over the place,no heavy rap,or guttural crap but the Dead have ben a consistence thread in my life.
Thank you Jerry!

 

[brew_ny]

Rory Gallagher - Bad Penny (Live At Montreux)

a rock and roll great that is missed

S_M

 

[ChefRex]

Old enough to be classic, and I think it is!

 

[passedpawn]