TheRustonRifle#7
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Led Zeppelin had two of my all time favorite musicians, Robert Plant and Jimmy Page....both evolved as solo/other band artists.
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Feeling pretty psyched about the Hankins' signing....not a fan of the 10 mil per but atleast only half is guaranteed. Going to celebrate with one of my all tim e favorite groups....some full albums (cd's for you Millennials)!
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Just randomly posting songs that I like, please feel free to comment or add your own....open mic night.
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I know that I have posted him on here several times before but imo, Joe Walsh is the greatest "Eagle"....
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While the Eagles were pretty popular before Joe joined them they were known as an easy listening band. They were a cross between easy listening with a country back ground.
When Joe joined they took his sound and made Hotel California and the rest is history. His attitude effected Don Henley and he actually took more of a lead than before.
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AC/DC Bon Scott or AC/DC Brian Johnson............I am a Bon fan...feel free to add!
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Open Mike night, courtesy of RR7..............
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My all time favorite group...............
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Just felt like listening to Tesla.............
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Blondie's "The Tide Is High" is hands down my favorite song of hers with a strong Jazz vibe to that timeless track. I never get tired of that song either.
I do like "In This Moment's cover of "Call Me" too RR7....
I grew up on Blondie as a kid so I respect any band that keeps her music fresh & alive man.
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Southern Boogie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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BR549 is a friend of mine and thinks like you. I believe some words were taken incorrectly? The damn internet has a way of doing that. I hope all is well with you man and I feel like some down home rock and roll is in order!
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Why do I think you you like this song?
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Not to intrude on your musical moment with NFLfan RR7, but it's impossible not to listen to 'Oh What A Night' & shimmy your hips in your computer chair & do some serious karaoke man.
The high pitched chorus is what does it. And best of all, nobody got kicked in a certain area to hit that high note either. Yes, I went there. Sorry about that. It's who I am. It's what I do humor wise.
Catchy tune though.
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I felt like listening to some music from our neighbors up north....feel free to add...no Beiber PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Speaking of the Canadian powerhouse that is RUSH, I was waiting to use this tremendous 'Closer To The Heart' cover for an upcoming movie review, but the number is so good, it literally can be played down or used more than once.
Jesus, I wish I was this talented, but alas, SW1 is not. Oh well, so be it. I've always had a solid ear though, which counts in the long run I suppose.
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Another installment of K-Billy's Super Sounds of the 70's
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Watched "Reservoir Dogs" again last night, "K-Billy's Super Sounds of the Seventies Weekend ...was a great background for it. I decided to listen to some 70's tunes. Please feel free to add....
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I have a feeling that you would like this...
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Percussionist Lars Ulrich plays the drums with such thunderous intensity like machine gun bullets ricocheting off of spinning helicopter blades. His presence is felt even before the arena lights get flipped on the stage. My favorite Metal drummer is Nick Menza formerly of Megadeth fame, but Lars is my number 2 though.
Metallica's new album "Hardwired To Self Destruct" is top notch & doesn't disappoint loyal fans BTW. "Here Comes Revenge" & "Spit Out The Bone" are probably my favorite new tracks.
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One of my all time faves! My younger Brother was tutored by their lead guitarist and I bounced for them at a few of their smaller shows on Long Island.
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Most metal fans are easy going unless they drink too much & start making unwanted advances toward other guys girlfriends during a show. I hope you didn't have to rough anybody up too bad buddy. It's the mean drunks as opposed to the happy go lucky dudes that you gotta be mindful of as a bouncer.
I'm sure you did a superb job as the cooler at the door RR7.
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It is true, the mean drunks were easier to deal with because they were so obliterated that they were easily handled. The biggest issues were guys rubbing/hitting on others Ladies and those who took exception to being bumped. Those shows were so much easier than bouncing for Grunge Metal Cover Bands that allowed a "mosh pit"...lol!
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"Pull Me Under" & "The Looking Glass" are timeless crisp classics that withstand the test of time. Great tunes that never get old.
You know this by the number of amateur bands that cover these songs over & over again on You Tube for instance. See. That's how you know Dream Theater is iconic--Imitation is the highest form of flattery & homage man...
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Some duets that I have always liked...
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Ha! I just realized RR7's status updates was about duets & I totally diss-ed Tom Petty. Oops! That wasn't by design. I just love Stevie probably on a weird, subconscious level I have never gotten a handle on yet....as a singer & musician...Not what you're thinking. I know; I know. Shut up while you're ahead or at least not that far behind right?
Well, I think Sigmund Freud did say there are no accidents & probably playwright William Shakespeare will co-sign that theory as well.
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Okay, to make up for my lack of duet awareness snafu, I will leave you with this Gwyneth Paltrow & Huey Lewis song "Cruising Together" from the move 'Duets.' The video quality is poor, but the tune is catchy...
Plus, I like that Huey Lewis said once that having a top 10 or top 20 hit & being popular at the time doesn't mean you're a good band just that you happen to catch lightning in a bottle that resonated with fans on a large scale.
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Felt like getting funky...
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A Friend told me they thought they saw you on here? I hope that is true? You are missed Brother! If you don't ant to talk, just please "like" something below....
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Ahem, Where is Boston's "Hitch A Ride?" Or "Man I'll Never Be" RR7? Just joking!
I love those 2 lesser played tracks myself.
SW1 likes it when rock stars drop their defenses & allow themselves to be vulnerable. Plus, I have a soft spot for power ballads. Always have; always will.
I like crisp studio tracks on ballads with no feedback whatsoever. It's how I roll.
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Todd Rundgren...his one hit brings back lots of memories.
lol. Jk.
