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Very true Monique.MistyJm wrote:Dig in to some more Shocking Blue Alex. They made so much more great music then just Venus.hourformagic wrote:Thank you Monique.MistyJm wrote: It's very nice to see others listening to Shocking Blue to. Great choice Alex.Great song from a great band.
I don't own any of Shocking Blues' studio albums, but I do have a compilation album of theirs that I like very much.
....if your a fan of Bob Marley, have you ever listen'd to - Songs Of Freedom BoxSet ? Very goodMistyJm wrote:Bob Marley- Legend album.
Well fan is a big word. I like his music though. Got a lot of respect for Marley. Songs of freedom boxset is really good? Might look in to it. Thank you for the tip Nicole.lovemygirl wrote:....if your a fan of Bob Marley, have you ever listen'd to - Songs Of Freedom BoxSet ? Very goodMistyJm wrote:Bob Marley- Legend album.
Strangely cool. Was that an official release or a boot, DM?doorman wrote:I had that version on cassette called The Beatles Ballads
I've never seen it again, i'm sure it was a bootleg, I wore it out, i remember trying to replace all the songs that were on there and Across The Universe didn't have the flock of birds when I heard it elsewhere..jamestkirk wrote:Strangely cool. Was that an official release or a boot, DM?doorman wrote:I had that version on cassette called The Beatles Ballads
You should hear the White Album, it is really different and very nice in mono.
I've never heard the flock of birds or songbirds singing intro, and the radically different guitar work, either. And john's voice is even more psychedelic thru that leslie amp. It lacks in NO way....don't even notice it is in mono, it is so full and rich.doorman wrote:I've never seen it again, i'm sure it was a bootleg, I wore it out, i remember trying to replace all the songs that were on there and Across The Universe didn't have the flock of birds when I heard it elsewhere..jamestkirk wrote:Strangely cool. Was that an official release or a boot, DM?doorman wrote:I had that version on cassette called The Beatles Ballads
You should hear the White Album, it is really different and very nice in mono.
I love that song! Pretty 'in your face' for that time.BallroomDays67 wrote:"Signs" - The Five Man Electrical Band. Great song!
I just read my Mono Box liner notes-- that odd mix of "Across The Universe" was originally intended for a World Wildlife fund raiser EP in the UK...all proceeds to the fund. Hence the "wildlife" effects at the beginning and end of the track...wondered about that.doorman wrote:The are some strange releases here, Beatles did 4 shows here in 1964, my mum has some rare vinyl 45s from Hamburg, Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean?
Probably my favorite Neil song! Neil's first four LPs are the best for sentimental reasons but I love "On The Beach"..."Vampire Blues". So many great albums! And now all those great live releases from the 60's and early 70's.Lauren wrote:Neil Young-- Down by the River
I have been diggin' Neil Young lately JTK
Cool, my mum has a Rolling Stones vinyl LP which I saw sell for $250.jamestkirk wrote:I just read my Mono Box liner notes-- that odd mix of "Across The Universe" was originally intended for a World Wildlife fund raiser EP in the UK...all proceeds to the fund. Hence the "wildlife" effects at the beginning and end of the track...wondered about that.doorman wrote:The are some strange releases here, Beatles did 4 shows here in 1964, my mum has some rare vinyl 45s from Hamburg, Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean?
Nice 45's your mum has, DM! I guess my rarest Beatle LP/artifact would be a REAL pressing of the VeeJay "Introducing The Beatles" ( the world's most counterfeited album...millions! ). Authenticated. But alas, only a second pressing-brackets logo so it's only worth $100-200!
The first person I though of when I posted this was youjamestkirk wrote: A MUST HAVE is "Sugar Mountain-Live at Canterbury House-1968" Archive Series. It is wonderful and as close to seeing Neil just after leaving Buffalo Springfield and before his first album was released! ANd the song intro raps are very personal and often humorous.
My Favorite Neil Young songs-
The Loner
The Old Laughing Lady
Cinnamon Girl
Down By The River
Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
Cowgirl In The Sand
After The Gold Rush
Needle and The Damage Done
Southern Man
Alabama
Helpless
Journey Through The Past
Ohio
"Comes A Time" LP is a melodic masterpiece.
YES, His first four-Lauren wrote:The first person I though of when I posted this was youjamestkirk wrote: A MUST HAVE is "Sugar Mountain-Live at Canterbury House-1968" Archive Series. It is wonderful and as close to seeing Neil just after leaving Buffalo Springfield and before his first album was released! ANd the song intro raps are very personal and often humorous.
My Favorite Neil Young songs-
The Loner
The Old Laughing Lady
Cinnamon Girl
Down By The River
Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
Cowgirl In The Sand
After The Gold Rush
Needle and The Damage Done
Southern Man
Alabama
Helpless
Journey Through The Past
Ohio
"Comes A Time" LP is a melodic masterpiece.
TY for the reccomendation. Now that I have started paying more attention, they actually play Neil Young quite a bit on my classic vinyl XM station-- on the way to work they played Old Man-- which I like very much as well.
I will check out the album you mentioned-- any others you would request? I would like to check out more of his stuff.
Recommended for one and all!! Everytime I hear this song it reminds me of a certain child I knew and felt sad for.MistyJm wrote:This one was very special to me as a child.
Beautiful song by Suzanne Vega
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