TexasToest: I don't understand fancy shmancy computerese "it just destroys my links, and blitzes my messages"

could you say that in simpleton speak

TexasToest: The Great White involved in the infamous fire? not sure.
White Stripes had to grow on me,it took me awhile to adjust to the two piece concept.I like the tune that is featured in the video with the multiplying drum sets

He went on to co-produce many of U2's best selling albums

Here in NA they were known(to a small group of fans) as Angel City,everywhere else, The Angels,
killer band,especially the FACE TO FACE album

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GoQsTF42M8&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79NiN7ISW7E

I was a big T Rex fan,I think Marc was also a fan of the tune,as this one of his sounds very similar

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbfE2qfl1QE&feature=related

TexasToest: Didn't Yanni mary that chick from Gunsmoke?

This was so part of my Christmas tradition growing up

TexasToest: ok,the Fleer company were clearly into marketing God's gift to bubblegum via the music arena.I remember getting a 45 of Glenn Campbell singing "True Gritt" along with the bucket of bg I bought at our local fair back in 69 or 70

goodfoods:This clip was recorded in 1975,but I think Duane Eddy makes the grade

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8w0B0QCLXg

Ewe: Dashing is a good descriptive of this cultured up soul at intermission,time to deprogram,at the 3:59-4:01 mark,there is clearly a lad sporting a Toronto Maple Leaf jersey,imagine that

Ewe: It might be the biggest concert ever produced,I might have to run out and buy one of these as to fit in with the beautiful people
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sant0sk1/2054408836/

Both groups were from Toronto and had only a cult fan base for years

Dolittle: I look at it this way,chances are I won't have to deal with overzealous drunken and or stoned concert goers,that alone is a big plus

This show is like the rock version of The Wall tour,they are basically building a city within the stadium

TexasToest: Yhis ole boy is gettin some culture Friday night.Personally this stuff doesn't excite me normally,but this tour is one for the ages,I'm going for the pure majesty and sensory overload..........ok,I got free tickets too,lol...............

http://www.andrerieu.com/site/index.php?id=home

Nirvana: This post may seem like one of the coldest cruelest things I have ever written. And I ask God's forgiveness for it. But I am going to stick to my own truth and feel the need to write about it.While I am sorry for Ike Turner's friends and family in his passing, I am not sorry to hear he's gone. He was, in my humble opinion, a malignant narcissist. Talented, brilliant but evil, selfish and cruel.

srnity: I almost clicked off the song when I saw the band,I don't take Fergilicios too seriosly.I'm happy I gave it a chance,an excellent song and messege,................speaking of messeges,this song has a good one.Ex Waterboy Karl Wallinger's band World Party,the man's a genius composer

rod03801: Here's the setlist(including a review of each songs presentation)

http://www.nme.com/news/led-zeppelin/33075
TexasToest:I was never that big into Zep as a kid,it was like being a fan of The Cowboys or The Yankees,too establishment.As I got older,and they were no longer shoved down my throat(I don't listen to rock radio anymore,just talk and sports)I became more appreciative of their talant and music.
You can't really judge them fairly based on a few bootleg crowd recordings,when I took that into account,I thought they sounded suprisingly good.I've seen many a bootleg crowd film of tours I've attended,they aren't always a good indication of the quality,no bottom end in most cases also.

Stairway,from last night

awesome: You made me think of this tune,bare bones C&W

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZqzjDE-OVRE

Ewe: I was never a Soft Cell fan,though I didn't mind their tainted love/where did our love go mix.I will say that they recorded one encellent song

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BA3bBB1bb6I&feature=related

TexasToest: I love the melody and the power of delivery and vocal.I found the lyric very powerful,but some of the verses I strongly disagree,unless I missed the context

I've watched about 7 hours in the last few days.I heard this song in one of the episodes,I thought it was so beautiful,I wanted to share

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1B81kW814qA

awesome: That was a perfect mix,thanks

This song really hits home

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjAvqSV1DOE&feature=related

He played it at an aftershow party a few years ago,and I was mush

SEAWOLF2: MERRY CHRISTMAS,GET FIXED UP QUICK SO YOU CAN GET YOUR TUSH BACK HERE!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOHVb73eee8

Eriisa: You should see me try and eat corn on the cob

Dolittle: nothing,but I don't think they qualify for a "best r n r band in history" list.,especially in place of some of the bands awsome mentioned.Where are The Allman Brothers?

awesome: I agree,but they did nail it with this entry

MadMonkey: Thanks for the link,.......I hate to be judgemental,but Bon Jovi? c'mon

Imagine a 13 year old boy walking the halls of his school singing The Man I Love,......keep in mind it was 1974,anyway,Ella does a masterful job in this version

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTj6o9JLi-w

I always thought his guitarist was Brian May's twin,either that or they went to the same barber

awesome: I reccomend you try not to,after this many years it wouldn't be a pretty sight.

Mousetrap: This might send you into overload,we should have TT set another theme night

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeILsf1EGmo&feature=related

Mousetrap: here's the antidote
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozqfOzqMvlQ

and frankly 666 is the number on the menu for s&s pork at my fave Chinese eatery,but it's a nice high energy tune

(no goats were harmed in the filming of this video)

Ewe: I've always been a sucker for a band that includes a member wearing bunny ears

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uL1u_jyMVU4