[T0RM3NT]

Iron Maiden - The Number of the Beast

[M5Rick]

Something different, heard this on a new Renault car ad just now.
Propaganda recorded this in London mid eighties but wasn't recognised by Brits for some reason.

P-Machinery.

[Esteban]

Billy Squier - The Stroke

[DrVenture]

"She was always the last to leave
And the first to come around"

We all remember someone like that, don't we?

[JimmyJazz]

Beats so lonely.
Charley Sexton.

[chassis]

AIC Rooster

[Esteban]

Neil Young - Powderfinger

"What a brilliant song! Those two solos from Neil are chilling. He might not have the technical chops of Eric Clapton or Steve Vai or some others, but he's got them beat for feeling."

[M5Rick]

Originally Posted by Esteban

Neil Young - Powderfinger

"What a brilliant song! Those two solos from Neil are chilling. He might not have the technical chops of Eric Clapton or Steve Vai or some others, but he's got them beat for feeling."

Agree Esteban, Young's got something special the others can't come close too.

[eliphil]

Originally Posted by Esteban

Neil Young - Powderfinger

"What a brilliant song! Those two solos from Neil are chilling. He might not have the technical chops of Eric Clapton or Steve Vai or some others, but he's got them beat for feeling."

He’s a wonderful songwriter love his acoustic stuff. I’ve seen him live many times always great

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by eliphil

He’s a wonderful songwriter love his acoustic stuff. I’ve seen him live many times always great

I saw him at the Forum in L.A. years ago. Great concert. The first half of the concert was acoustic, second half was electric. I like the way he does that.

[Esteban]

AC/DC - Whole Lotta Rosie

[JimmyJazz]

Take the long way home.
Supertramp.

[eliphil]

Originally Posted by Esteban

I saw him at the Forum in L.A. years ago. Great concert. The first half of the concert was acoustic, second half was electric. I like the way he does that.

I saw that tour as well it was so good

[eliphil]

You all are gonna think I’m nuts but I had a vivid dream that Bruce Springsteen came to my house and I explained to him that when I was 14 I found my sisters record collection and the following albumsreally resonated with me.
Born to Run one of the all time greats
Dark side of the moon
Working mans dead
American Beauty
Machine head
Dejavu
Harvest
Best of Tull Mu

It was such a surreal dream and I got to tell Bruce about the time I saw him jump on stage with Joe Grushecky at a local club for an hour. It was really unbelievable

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by eliphil

You all are gonna think I’m nuts but I had a vivid dream that Bruce Springsteen came to my house and I explained to him that when I was 14 I found my sisters record collection and the following albumsreally resonated with me.
Born to Run one of the all time greats
Dark side of the moon
Working mans dead
American Beauty
Machine head
Dejavu
Harvest
Best of Tull Mu
It was such a surreal dream and I got to tell Bruce about the time I saw him jump on stage with Joe Grushecky at a local club for an hour. It was really unbelievable

Great albums and very cool dream. And don't think you're nuts; that’s why dreams can be fun (and scary sometimes, too).

[DrVenture]

Your dream reminded me of this: I ran across an article a long time ago about a music journalist who called Clarence Clemons to ask for an interview. It was late Friday afternoon and Clarence said, "How about tonight?". The journalist told him he was home with family and child and not able to meet tonight. So, Clarence asked where he lived. Turned out it was only 1/2 hour away, so Clarence came to his house that night and hung out all evening.

[Esteban]

The Rolling Stones - Brown Sugar

[Esteban]

More Stones...

Love in Vain

[JimmyJazz]

More cowbell!
Don’t fear the reaper.
Blue Oyster Cult

[Esteban]

Even more!!

[eliphil]

Wallflowers and Bruce Springsteen One Headlight. Really showed Bruce can play guitar

[JimmyJazz]

My favorite Bruce/guitar song.
Candys Room.
Which, BTW, I saw live in Houston.