(07-04-2020 06:19 AM)SpaceRaider Wrote:  Hope everyone has a happy and safe Independence day. America is the greatest country in the world and everyone born here is blessed to be an American.

(09-19-2020 03:29 PM)GoodOwl Wrote:  feel like nominatin' this song for some reason...

Artist: Pure Prairie League
Album: Bustin' Out
Song: "Amie"
Songwriter: Craig Fuller
October 1972 RCA Records

Haven't listened to PPL in quite some time. Brings back a lot of memories. I went to two of their concerts.

Two Lane Highway




I'll Change Your Flat Tire, Merle

Artist: Rolling Stones featuring Jimmy Page
Album: Goats Head Soup 2020
Song: "Scarlet"
August 31, 1973 Rolling Stones Records/September 2020

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RIP Eddie!

(10-06-2020 04:23 PM)PirateTreasureNC Wrote:  https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn.com...index.html

RIP Eddie!

'sbeen one helluva year, this 2020.

New AC/DC incoming....

(10-06-2020 07:12 PM)GoodOwl Wrote:  

(10-06-2020 04:23 PM)PirateTreasureNC Wrote:  https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn.com...index.html

RIP Eddie!

'sbeen one helluva year, this 2020.

Bruh....

RIP
Eddie Van Halen - Eruption (Live) High Quality

Indeed. RIP Eddie van Halen. He was the power behind the band and the band was one of the top 1980s rock bands...

Some famous collaborations of his....

(10-06-2020 07:26 PM)PirateTreasureNC Wrote:  



New AC/DC incoming....

Not a bad tune.... album out 11/13
https://www.amazon.com/POWER-UP-AC-DC/dp...154&sr=8-1

So, after EVH's passing I have gone through their album catalog minus III, which I don't own.

Random thoughts about each:
*FWIW, 1984 is where I got into them. Never even knew about 5150, but picked it back up with 0U812 and For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge. I previewed Balance and passed on it. Then they used that old VH tune for that Nissan commercial and I went back and got I, II, Women and Children First, Diver Down, and Fair Warning. I got A Different Kind of Truth when it released--I really liked it. I got Balance this year in March.

Anywho:

A really good sound of late 70s LA. I really liked Runnin With the Devil, You Really Got Me, Ain't Talkin Bout Love, Atomic Punk, Litttle Dreamer, and Ice Cream Man.



--Really good late 70s album again, and a solid follow up, no sophomore slump IMO. I kind of liked Dance the Night Away. But, Bottoms Up, D.O.A, and Beautiful Girls were great. Most of the other tracks were decent.


--A darker album IMO than the first two. I was all about And the Cradle Will Rock, Everybody Wants Some, and Take Your Whiskey Home. I didn't really feel most of the other tracks.


--Darker still... I really liked Mean Street and One Foot Out the Door. I found myself not overly into the rest of the disc.


--A little lighter IMO than the last few albums. I was really liking Hang Em High, Where have all the Good Times Gone , Oh Pretty Woman, and the Dancing in the Street cover. I found Big Bad Bill and Happy Trails hilarious.


--WOW, such an epic album of mega hits. Jump, Panama, Top Jimmy, Drop Dead Legs, Hot for Teacher, I'll Wait.... so good.... The last two tracks didn't do much for me but I mean... when you got those others...


--I am still amazed at how I never knew this album existed in between 1984 and OU812. But once I heard it, I really liked Good Enough, Why Can't This Be Love, Summer Nights, and Best of Both Worlds. I find this album a good listen all the way through.


--Lots of good tunes off this album. I liked When Its Love, Feels So Good, and Finish What Ya Started. I think the whole album is a good listen.


--Such a great album IMO. Poundcake, Runaround, Man on a Mission, and Right Now were all good. I think the complete album is a good listen.


--Meh. Musically the band isn't bad but in terms of hits/jams, to me, it has none.


--Never listened to it. Probably never will. Something never sat right with me and them going for the lead singer of Extreme instead of getting back with Sammy or Dave.


--I was stoked that after the hot garbage of III they would put out another album, and the fact they went back to DLR was another intriguing possibility. I really liked it. I found myself into Tattoo, She's the Woman, China Town, Stay Frosty, and Big River. I actually think the whole album is solid.

Artist: Travis Tritt
Album: It's All About To Change
Song: "Here's A Quarter [Call Someone Who Cares]"
May 7, 1991 Warner Bros. Nashville

Artist: Travis Tritt
Album: It's All About To Change
Song: "If Hell Had A Jukebox"
May 7, 1991 Warner Bros. Nashville

Artist: Klymaxx
Album: Meeting In The Ladies Room
Song: "Meeting In The Ladies Room"
Producers:Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis
November 30, 1984 Constellation/MCA

Artist: Klymaxx
Album: Meeting In The Ladies Room
Song: "The Men All Pause"
Producers:Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis
October 16, 1984 Constellation/MCA

YOU're gonna like this. Her name is Morgan James. And she does a cover of Aerosmith's "Dream On". Sweet

YOU're gonna like this. Her name is Morgan James. And she does a cover of Aerosmith's "Dream On". Sweet.

Give this a listen. This is a beautiful rendition of the "Cannibal Holocaust" theme song (official named "Ti guarderò nel cuore")





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