Music I like, what do you like??

[dogooder]

I prefer the original myself.

 

[TalismanRich]

I'm a big Jack Bruce fan, but in this case, I really like the way Mountain did that song. The power of Leslie West's guitar solo, and the way the B3 carries the verses was perfect.

 

[TAE]

And then you're scrolling through Facebook and some jack ass post a dumb ass video of handicapped people playing music....breaks my heart...Seriously great music is still alive and well

OMG!

 

[dogooder]

And then you're scrolling through Facebook and some jack ass post a dumb ass video of handicapped people playing music....breaks my heart...Seriously great music is still alive and well

OMG!

Very nice, looks like all open tunings?

 

[RFR]

Great tune by Midnight oil. The chorus itself is one of the more simple, yet very powerful choruses in modern music.

I picked this cover version, just because they did a great job of it. I’m sure a lot of the older folk remember the MTV video that was in constant rotation. So the cover gives a new un-worn out look at a classic song.

 

[Dave Matthews]

Great tune by Midnight oil. The chorus itself is one of the more simple, yet very powerful choruses in modern music.

I picked this cover version, just because they did a great job of it. I’m sure a lot of the older folk remember the MTV video that was in constant rotation. So the cover gives a new un-worn out look at a classic song.

Brilliant!

 

[dogooder]

Great tune by Midnight oil. The chorus itself is one of the more simple, yet very powerful choruses in modern music.

I picked this cover version, just because they did a great job of it. I’m sure a lot of the older folk remember the MTV video that was in constant rotation. So the cover gives a new un-worn out look at a classic song.

We are still dancing and sleeping, isn't life grand. Party like it's 1999.

 

[RFR]

We are still dancing and sleeping, isn't life grand. Party like it's 1999.

I don’t dance, don’t sleep, and don’t party.

Although I do play pool once in a while.

 

[dogooder]

I don’t dance, don’t sleep, and don’t party.

Although I do play pool once in a while.

Pocket Pool?

 

[RFR]

Maybe

 

[DM60]

Pocket Pool?

Do you want to play the winner?

 

[dogooder]

Do you want to play the winner?

First I have to get my balls out of the jar. They are next to cash register on my wife's nightstand.

 

[RFR]

The one....
The only........
MrJeff Beck



Just to watch his hands in motion is a sheer marvel all on it’s own.

How the fuck does he do that?

Super human

 

[dogooder]

The one....
The only........
MrJeff Beck



Just to watch his hands in motion is a sheer marvel all on it’s own.

How the fuck does he do that?

Super human

How does he do that? The first real professional lead guitarist I ever saw was Clarence White. He had the B bender, he and Gene Parsons invented it, so
no one had heard it before.
Talk about wondering how he was doing what he was doing.. THAT'S NOT POSSIBLE!!

 

[dogooder]

Clarence practicing "Buckaroo". He is practicing in double time almost. I can't even play this tune in it's real time without a B bender.

 

[TAE]

Great tune by Midnight oil. The chorus itself is one of the more simple, yet very powerful choruses in modern music.

I picked this cover version, just because they did a great job of it. I’m sure a lot of the older folk remember the MTV video that was in constant rotation. So the cover gives a new un-worn out look at a classic song.

Ok this Fredy Pi guy is a damn fine singer and performer...

 

[BroKen_H]

 

[RFR]

Great piece. Back in a time when the concept of cookie cutter pop songs wasn’t prevalent.

 

[RFR]

Classic Dave Mason

 

[RFR]

King Crimson