Nirvana: Thanks for that,the singer reminds me a bit of Freddy Mercury the way he struts on stage

TexasToest: I agree,I got a lump 30 seconds into the song,they are special

but this video and band caught my fancy

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5nw1-_5-Vk

enjoy

http://entimg.msn.com/i/ExperienceData/p1-7/en-us/x.htm?sh=LiveEarthLive&g=fd3116b3-ebc3-439e-a9a0-2bb5dbf305cb

Eriisa: Does anyone remember the tv show Kenny Rogers and the 1st edition? It was produced in Toronto back in the early 70's

Eriisa: BUT CLEARLY NOT ANTI-COSTUME,THE HYPOCRACY ASTOUNDS!

SEAWOLF2: A WORD OF ADVICE.DON'T WATCH THE GWAR VIDEO IMMEDIATLY AFTER VIEWING SUSAN AGLUKARK'S.IT WILL REALLY MESS WITH YOUR HEAD

SEAWOLF2: My pleasure.I chose this video for both its visual and audio beauty

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtNuELl5he0&mode=related&search=

SEAWOLF2: I'll check her out.I won't give you a utube link for this artist,but I urge you to read the bio I'm posting and checkout her music

http://www.firstnationsdrum.com/biography/wint00_aglukark.htm

I just listened to EAGLE CRIES sung by Joanne,a very timely messege.Thanks for directing me to her.

SEAWOLF2: Better late than never I suppose.This is my fave solo recording Robertson has done,again he speaks of the native Indian experience.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kebhBIoTb50

plaintiger: Her voice is full of character and the camera loves her.I'm going to follow up on her,thanks for the video!

This is the exception

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6a_YQXFs7Ts

An interesting cover of School's Out

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jQzzaiP9l4&mode=related&search=

I like the ochestration of the opening and ending,the actual song is kind of a letdown.

I had the pleasure of seeing this tour prior to the band imploding.This is the only video I could find of my favorite song of theirs.I 'm not intending to bring politics to this board,and my position will remain a private matter.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odLeNzbhHnc&mode=related&search=

Rose: I pity the guy who gets stuck with the job of cleaning the screen and theatre after each showing

TexasToest: I think I got that movie out of my system after about the 20th midnite show,but I do enjoy the music and opening.I caught Meatloaf here about two months ago.He is wise to have a top notch band,because he has a very tough time reaching the notes these days.At times you could feel the whole audience straining with him as he tried to climb the range.

As many of you know,the visual effect in the theatre is exceptional

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwgj4Wzsffw&mode=related&search=

TexasToest: I agree,many a song I have been on another planet entirely when it comes to what I hear and what's actually written.I can understand his sensitivity,but I hope they all shared a good laugh after the misunderstanding was clarified

In the meantime,let there be rock!,I'm the kid wearing the horns

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lAvBzqo6KU

TexasToest: really? I can see it being mistaken for "saxman" and running the risk of offending a sax player.I don't see how they could hear fat,unless of course the singer had a lisp

TexasToest: You knew this was coming

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNj-wu3mE3c

TexasToest: I hear you don't have to pay tax on Spiro memorabilia

Mousetrap: I still kick myself for not bidding on an a guitar that was autographed by all the original band members.It was available at an auction on a cruise I was on,and that was prior to Joe Strummers passing

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

A personal favorite

TexasToest: I'm not sure,the link was actually sent to me by a business associate.They really seem to be really influenced by Iggy Pop during his Stooges period.

I consider it a triumphant capture of the ability of music to be a language unto it's own.For that reason I felt it deserved to be posted here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esl2NNOtHQE

Oceans Apart: Think of the money they save

Nirvana: For the trivia buffs out there.Anne Murray was Elvis's favorite female singer.He even covered SNOWBIRD......Interesting additional story behind this song.It was released during the cold war,a number of people in the US military had suspicios minds regarding its intent.Some thought it was recorded by Canadian communist allies with the intent of having it played as a signal for attack on strategic American installations.Upon hearing this rumor Elvis stopped performing the song in public,and had The Colonel ask radio stations to also cease playing his version.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhEGz7CsOVc

TexasToest: I guess I can understand them never becoming big stars,they aren't mainstream.They are undiscovered gold.Excuse me while I indulge one more gem
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWfmfgHXAfE&mode=related&search=

i was blown away by the drummer and have to this day wondered why they never became more than a cult band.Progressive rock at its finest

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

Lisa A: Thanks for that.I consider it to be the art of video at its finest.

Loved his stuff right up to The Pleasure Principle.
I remember trying to contain my laughter as he rode his little bumper car around the stage,I don't think it was the response Gary was hoping for.Watch as Gary gives a "I think I ate some bad pancakes" expression at the 2:53 mark.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUsHURTo6-U&mode=related&search=

Mousetrap: parents of drummers deserve a special place in heaven,though when dad came home we knew reheasal time was over.

Lisa A: I'm a self taught drummer.I learned to play by putting on the headphones and playing the complete 2112 album over an over.Peart is a God.Here is a rare treat I've been saving for an occasion such as this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jm08ZO9fZqw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_QJMYIRvRA&mode=related&search=

Nirvana: I did some research but came up empty.I they weren't done recently than he should be considered a video pioneer.

TexasToest: i guess I have a short attention span.Private lessons may be required

Tigger: I'm happy to hear my comment was recieved as it was intended.I enjoy shooting the breeze with you folks about the music and artists,I 'd hate to lose that.

This guy is quite a talent,he could put percussionists out of work! He should team up with Bobby McFerrin

Mousetrap: What a shame she hated flying,it really hurt her ability to become the star she should have been in North America

The embedding feature is cool,it looks nice and adds color to the board.I hope this doesn't become the board version of MTV though.Slapping down videos with no discussion or time to savour them each individually would be a shame,I personally enjoy the discussion aspect of this board and would hate to see it become merely a video posting option with no chat about the artists or performances.The sheer volume alone could lead it down that path I'll continue posting links for two reasons 1:I can post multiple or single video performances without scrolling off too many posts.
2: cuz I have no idea how to embed

Again,my only concern with embedding is the risk that this board loses its conversational aspect and basically becomes MTV

jadarite: I also agree,your question may have merit,but is probably best suited for the guy holding the purse strings.

i prefer the original recording done by the composer Murray McLaughlin,but this version will have to do.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3EyA2WWfpY

TexasToest: This is just a guess,but considering the video was circa 1972 maybe it was used for live stereo enhancement.i know The Grateful Dead used a similar mic setup when using their famous "BEAST" pa system

TexasToest: I ain't learned on the ability to embed,so this will have to suffice.Probably one of my alltime favorite songs.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzWdDCtC1IM

TexasToest: I'm maxed

coan.net: I think it looks really cool visually,but I do worry that the sheer size of the screen will cause interesting conversations to be scrolled off too quickly to be read or responded to.

TexasToest: I agree,but doesn't Tom look evil

awesome: I never recovered from learning Commander Tom was moonlighting as a weatherman.I felt sorry for him thinking space exploration maybe didn't pay so well

awesome: Damn right.Didn't they both play together in a Buffalo band called Talas? I remember that band always being considered the best band out of Buffalo

Nirvana: Some excellent guitar work with Jim Dandy rippoff David Lee Roth

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2mQpYG2POM&mode=related&search=