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Haha. You should write more about what is good and appropriate music. You could sell a lot of books to people ashamed of the music they listen to!

Brilliant! You should be the cutting edge editor we really need obviously. Hillary is all tied up doing something. You call my people when they are available. I'll email you details.
 
I still have the second album," Hot Rod Lincoln Drags Again", with a candy purple AA/FC on the cover...a coupe bodied digger that was what " A Altered Fuel Coupe" was in my day. Gotta dig out the old albums for a video someday...

That is old cool stuff. It was a fun transition including rockabilly and country getting into a little rock and roll. Car songs had a pretty good run well into the 60's. That says a lot for the cars. There aren't all that many kayak songs that were in the top 40.
 
I have another old one titled, " Hot Rodders Battle rock-n-Roll", with ruby short & his Dragsters. Old music mixed with drag sounds of the day. Some really cool sounds on that one from my youth.
 
Has this been posted? The 'search this thread' thing is not working on my tablet. Anyway, I first heard this as a little kid from my older brother's record collection. I always liked the part at 6:40 where it's solo keyboards for a bit and the intensity builds before the drums come back and bring everybody back in.

[ame="https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SHhrZgojY1Q"]https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SHhrZgojY1Q[/ame]
 
Good to see there's still life in this thread. Here's one I hadn't heard in a long time...

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYLaCCCBJWI[/ame]
 
Has this been posted? The 'search this thread' thing is not working on my tablet. Anyway, I first heard this as a little kid from my older brother's record collection. I always liked the part at 6:40 where it's solo keyboards for a bit and the intensity builds before the drums come back and bring everybody back in.

I'm turning into that guy; "that's a good one, but here's a version I like more!"

LIVE! version with same cool solo keyboards and building intensity PLUS LASERS!

and a point where Keith Moon starts going maniac and doesn't let up until the end of the song

the 2 downsides: the idiot who put a credits crawl over the laser show & cringing every time the custom Les Paul hits the ground

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgubG-MOPT4[/ame]
 
I'm turning into that guy; "that's a good one, but here's a version I like more!"

LIVE! version with same cool solo keyboards and building intensity PLUS LASERS!

and a point where Keith Moon starts going maniac and doesn't let up until the end of the song

the 2 downsides: the idiot who put a credits crawl over the laser show & cringing every time the custom Les Paul hits the ground.

Nice one! Yeah, Pete's poor guitars!

Everytime they show Entwistle I think of Harry Shearer in Spinal Tap. :D
 
Best Who song ever...!

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFkAO93yKGo[/ame]
 
Never liked The Who. I do like Yes though, a band with a similarly efficient name.

Have you ever heard the comedy sketch where two people are discussing the lineup at a rock festival? It's a riff on the Abbott and Costello "Who's On First?" routine. The Who and Yes figure prominently in the discussion.

But in keeping with the thread topic:

 
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See if you don't suddenly recognize this song at 0:45. It's not a cover, it's the original. Zep did the "cover". I posted this somewhere else on the forum before, but I was just thinking about it and thought I'd drop it here. Cheers.

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFHLO_2_THg[/ame]
 
Something tells me this one is already on here, but hear it for yourself:
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGaVUApDVuY[/ame]
 
More! I love this thread: [ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4QBhC1uCP4[/ame]
 
Ok so I know a lot of remakes are not as good as the originals. Good remakes though can be classics. Van Halen's "Pretty Woman" is in my opinion a good remake. Well I really think this remake is spot on and with Sammy Hagar hitting the vocals and Neil Schon on the guitar like only he can play lead, and I think you have a winner remake! The original is great though! What do you think of this one?
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AiV1jrjILWQ[/ame]
 
The true classic would be Robert Johnson, but this Cream cover is a classic in my mind.

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dk6QhbGKNI8[/ame]

A woman is like a dresser - someone's always running through its drawers
 

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