I love music,have a fairly broad basic knowledge of groups,had heard of the 'Army' but never knew their work.Quote:
Originally Posted by voice of the theater
Now I do.
Thanks.I really enjoyed that. :2thumbsup:
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I love music,have a fairly broad basic knowledge of groups,had heard of the 'Army' but never knew their work.Quote:
Originally Posted by voice of the theater
Now I do.
Thanks.I really enjoyed that. :2thumbsup:
For me personally i find that music "ALWAYS" puts me in a better mood !
Great--glad you liked it! I love the "jam" in the middle of that song--those guys could (can?) play! I know Ginger is still active, not sure what the Gurvitz brothers are up to these days (the guitarist and bassist are brothers).... Adrian and Paul Gurvitz always seemed to work with great drummers. They later went on to record two albums with Graeme Edge (Moody Blues drummer) that sound more like the Baker Gurvitz Army than the Moody Blues.Quote:
Originally Posted by theophile
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Originally Posted by Altec Best
REM by far. I think they were absolutely magical.
To go slightly off topic on a thread that's off topic anyways..... One of my favorite comedy musical artists would have to be Ben Stiller. He's done some great comedy music "spoofs"--here's one that comes to mind (featuring "Mr. Kinkaid" from the Partridge Family).....
(CLICK "WATCH ON YOUTUBE")
YouTube - Bono for Lucky Clovers
Two more bands with very distinctive "personalities" that have carried the spirit of the 60's into the new millenium.... Needless to say I love these bands--anyone familiar with them? BTW, the sound quality of both of these vids is pretty darn good for youtube.....
XTC
YouTube - XTC - The Ballad Of Peter Pumpkinhead
SQUEEZE (unofficial video)
YouTube - Pulling Mussels (From the Shell) Squeeze
Premiata Forneria Marconi (otherwise known as PFM). Italian band founded in 1970 -- still recording and performing live today. Their music is a combination of Rock, Jazz, Classical, Opera--amazing sound and unbelievably proficient on their instruments. Highly recommended!
CHECK OUT THIS LIVE CLIP FROM 1975 (builds to a great "rock jam" 1/4 of the way in as well)...
YouTube - Mr. Nine Till Five?ƒ?Alta Loma Nine Till Five / PFM
1973 English Language Release PHOTOS OF GHOSTS (click to enlarge)
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1974 English Language Release THE WORLD BECAME THE WORLD (click to enlarge)
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This thread seems dead and ready to be buried. I've posted a few times on the music thread at LH and thought I'd repost a couple of them here to see if there's a way to resurrect this thread (so this post and the previous one here are basically reposts of my entries at LH). If not, at least I tried! (click to enlarge images)
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Every once in a while I get in the mood to listen to something besides music on my Model 19's. For those of you who remember the 60's, these guys were pioneers/greats IMHO, you could even say (although not sure how accurate you'd be) they were the Seinfelds of the 60's. My older brother had pretty much all of the 60's Smothers Brothers and Cosbly LP's among other cool comedy stuff from that era which I have inherited (he's still very much alive, but doesn't use his turntable anymore--poor guy!). I have the best memories of being a little kid listening to Bill Cosby talking about smearing jello on the floor, etc! There's something about the 60's (maybe just because that's when I was born) that seems so innocent and uncomplicated......
I'm enjoying Paul Simon's new one;
YouTube - Paul Simon - So beautiful or so what - VIDEO
...make that REALLY enjoying it...
Paul comments;
YouTube - Paul Simon - So beautiful or so what