Wyatt Earp Posted June 26, 2014 Posted June 26, 2014 thats actually a good list...I believe the smiths footage was from their famous gig at the kilburn ballroom the queen live aid concert they rehearsed that set for weeks and weeks before whilst everyone just rocked up, which made them stand out head and shoulders above the rest...added to that they got the sound engineers to turn up the volume a few notches for their set and then turn it down again afterwards...if you have not watched their full set from that it is well worth it...and its on youtube you just wonder if there should at least be some modern acts outside of daft punk that should be making that list..people are generally blinkered by nostalgia Look , Mercury was a phenomenal showman, Queen are a phenomenal band, entertainer and entertainers to the end.But the honourable mention of Pink Floyd at Live 8 should rank at number one.The history behind that concert and the magnitude of it will be unrivalled.
Stretch Posted June 27, 2014 Posted June 27, 2014 Look , Mercury was a phenomenal showman, Queen are a phenomenal band, entertainer and entertainers to the end.But the honourable mention of Pink Floyd at Live 8 should rank at number one.The history behind that concert and the magnitude of it will be unrivalled. enlighten me there wyatt....I am always game for titbits of information Uni 1
Uni Posted June 27, 2014 Posted June 27, 2014 last night's Tori Amos gig was awesome. That women is so beautiful and so talented - a real pleasure to experience that exceptional voice and her talent on the keys a woman that has stood the test of time doing her thing her way - no apologies.
Stretch Posted June 27, 2014 Posted June 27, 2014 last night's Tori Amos gig was awesome. That women is so beautiful and so talented - a real pleasure to experience that exceptional voice and her talent on the keys a woman that has stood the test of time doing her thing her way - no apologies. didnt even know she was here
Uni Posted June 27, 2014 Posted June 27, 2014 didnt even know she was hereyeah bought the tickets a long time ago - she's doing 2 nights at monte casino. lovely venue for her show.saw her when she was last here in 2012
Stretch Posted June 29, 2014 Posted June 29, 2014 someone posted this on my timeline.......This is flatter than a 500BC view of the earth pixies should either be Thompson,Deal,Santiago,Lovering or nothing at all...without kim deals energy, the band look like a bunch of dummies
Schwynn Posted June 30, 2014 Posted June 30, 2014 (edited) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQ0Rn-ReVUQ That's me for the day! Edited June 30, 2014 by Schwynn arendoog 1
fanievb Posted June 30, 2014 Posted June 30, 2014 Im not usually a House fan, but this tune makes my feet itch. I just want to grab my bikd and an ipod and go ride up a mountain.
Wyatt Earp Posted June 30, 2014 Posted June 30, 2014 enlighten me there wyatt....I am always game for titbits of information I missed this. The Wall was seen as a concept album by Pink Floyd, it later got used for a whole bunch of other political stuff which we won't get into right now.The tour and stage is believed to be the most expensive ever in the history of rock music.The band , through that album became an inspiration for many other bands and triggered many a creative spark in musicians world wide. The lyrics "we don't need no education" was scribbled and spewed all over the world, the band had overnight turned in to mega superstars loved by many generations of music listeners.The album itself was laced with much politics within the band itself, it was believed that Waters went totally mad and that his arrogance had overcome him. The tour was big and the movie equally big.The stage was built with a massive wall and the entire tour had two stages leap frogging from venue to venue.Waters being the anal analytic wanted all credit and fame bestowed upon him.Not lang after this the band split up and a rivalry beyond imagination started to happen. Gilmour carried the name Pink Floyd forward with Nick Mason and Richard Wright.They later went on to launch the critically acclaimed Division Bell (one of my favourite Floyd albums)Anyway, long story short, but Waters in his state of "madness" wanted to sue the entire band, the rivalry and gap between them got bigger and bigger. They were approached to do Live 8.This was the first time they reunited.Thus the Pink Floyd performance at Live 8 should be at number one, purely from a historical perspective and then the magnitude of the reunion itself. Stretch 1
Stretch Posted June 30, 2014 Posted June 30, 2014 new ryan adams https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rLKPxe_V9A
Stretch Posted July 1, 2014 Posted July 1, 2014 Ryan Adams will release a new studio album, the self-titled Ryan Adams, on September 9 via Pax Am/Blue Note. The album will be the singer-songwriter’s first full-length release since 2011′s Ashes and Fire, and will be preceded by a series of 7″ Pax Am vinyl releases debuting on July 1. The vinyl releases will include songs such as “Total Knockout” and album opener “Gimme Something Good.”Ryan Adams was produced by Adams at Pax Am Studios in Los Angeles. Fans who pre-order the album at iTunes and Amazon will get an instant free download of “Gimme Something Good,” which has become the first 7” single to reach #1 at Amazon.com’s music store.Track Review: “Gimme Something Good” Preparing for the album’s release, Adams will be doing back-to-back performances at the Newport Folk Festival on July 25 and the XPoNential Music Festival in Camden, New Jersey on July 26. Check out the tour dates and track listing below.Ryan Adams Track Listing:Gimme Something GoodKimTroubleAm I SafeMy Wrecking BallStay With MeShadowsFeels Like FireI Just MightTired Of Giving UpLet Go Wyatt Earp 1
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