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RE: The Classic Rock Video Thread - 9/18/2008 9:08:15 PM
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LoyalGypsy
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Here's my favorite Honeymoon Suite - New Girl Now
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJBxxDSmXEA
Those guys are still "alive and kicking" and touring in 2008...excuse the PUN!
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RE: The Classic Rock Video Thread - 9/18/2008 9:12:04 PM
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My favorite Styx. Hang in there 'til 1:47. It's a killer riff!
Queen Of Spades - Styx
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHuQMv8o5yg
Queen of Spades live is awesome!!!
I think they're great live period...and T. Shaw's guitar playing makes me totally ill! The 12 string picking on Crystal Ball...oh yeah...but as a (now retired) guitar player, I used to listen to that stuff and play until my fingers bled.
Ok...I lost a little interest in the "Roboto" era, (but there are still a couple killer tunes on that album), and the "Show Me The Way" era...but quickly perked up interest in their current incarnation.
Have you heard any of Tommy Shaw's solo stuff or the stuff he did with Jack Blades?
NDY
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RE: The Classic Rock Video Thread - 9/18/2008 9:33:04 PM
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Ok...I lost a little interest in the "Roboto" era, (but there are still a couple killer tunes on that album), and the "Show Me The Way" era...but quickly perked up interest in their current incarnation.
Have you heard any of Tommy Shaw's solo stuff or the stuff he did with Jack Blades?
NDY
Yeah, that Roboto thing was one of the gayest embarrassments of all time. Ranks up there with Y&T's Summertime Girls. Yack!
I've heard of the stuff he did wuth Gosh Darn Yankies.
Here's another one with the same vibe. Hang in ther 'til 3:43 for an amazing riff: changuh shuka-wahca d'dang shey-wah. Just sweet!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGXYiIDTPDI&feature=related
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RE: The Classic Rock Video Thread - 9/18/2008 10:00:10 PM
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LoyalGypsy
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Ok...I lost a little interest in the "Roboto" era, (but there are still a couple killer tunes on that album), and the "Show Me The Way" era...but quickly perked up interest in their current incarnation.
Have you heard any of Tommy Shaw's solo stuff or the stuff he did with Jack Blades?
NDY
Yeah, that Roboto thing was one of the gayest embarrassments of all time. Ranks up there with Y&T's Summertime Girls. Yack!
I've heard of the stuff he did wuth Gosh Darn Yankies.
Here's another one with the same vibe. Hang in ther 'til 3:43 for an amazing riff: changuh shuka-wahca d'dang shey-wah. Just sweet!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGXYiIDTPDI&feature=related
Greetings,
The city of Angels movie had that in the sound track also,
Dad… remember this one; from the city of Angels?
...somewhat “Raw”… Alternative
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEu3CVtzswU
Here’s one orchestrated
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjTB6EG3xGo&feature=related
LG
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RE: The Classic Rock Video Thread - 9/18/2008 10:05:09 PM
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Ok...I lost a little interest in the "Roboto" era, (but there are still a couple killer tunes on that album), and the "Show Me The Way" era...but quickly perked up interest in their current incarnation.
Have you heard any of Tommy Shaw's solo stuff or the stuff he did with Jack Blades?
NDY
Yeah, that Roboto thing was one of the gayest embarrassments of all time. Ranks up there with Y&T's Summertime Girls. Yack!
I've heard of the stuff he did wuth Gosh Darn Yankies.
Here's another one with the same vibe. Hang in ther 'til 3:43 for an amazing riff: changuh shuka-wahca d'dang shey-wah. Just sweet!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGXYiIDTPDI&feature=related
Greetings,
The city of Angels movie had that in the sound track also,
Dad… remember this one; from the city of Angels?
...somewhat “Raw”… Alternative
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEu3CVtzswU
Here’s one orchestrated
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjTB6EG3xGo&feature=related
LG
Yes, very dark, mournful, beautiful song. It's not Classic Rock, though.
Post a favorite rock video from the greatest period in music history, 1968-1990.
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RE: The Classic Rock Video Thread - 9/19/2008 7:59:13 AM
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Hey Dad…
Here are a couple long forgotten boys for ya…
Remember Joe Walsh?
I could find anything on the tube that was good quality but check out the Triumph doing a rendition of Rocky Mountain way, it has everything, guitar, bass solos etc..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_350v-Gi3M&feature=related
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Coverdale is just awesome! If I had a good voice, I'd want it to sound just like his.
Yea, he never held back, Hey this band has what each of us like, strong rhythm, driving bass and excellent vocals…. what do you think…is Rik Emmett's vocals (Triumph) a close second to Coverdale?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77l8HggcA2M&feature=related
LG
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300 The Movie
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RE: The Classic Rock Video Thread - 9/19/2008 9:00:00 AM
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Ummm...my favorite(s) were (and are)
Sammy Hagar - "I can't drive 55"
Styx - "Too Much Time on My Hands"
Billy Squier - "The Stroke" (don't ask)
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Greetings,
Forgot all about Styx, as a matter of fact I named my first dog Styx, after the band.... and one of her puppies ....Coda, (back to the beginning).
Haven't found a good live video on the tube for Sammy...by the way... what was the name of the band Sammy was in before he went solo??
LG
I have been a Styx fan for probably 30 years...seen them live more times than I care to count.
Sammy Hagar's band...I forget...
Anyway...I'm old, I'm a girl, these are the videos I remember from when MTV was first on the air...
Oh...and Metallica's One and Fuel rank up there for videos...
NDY
Greetings…
Since your so old  ….can we call you Mom...LOL!!
NotDoneYet …do you remember Deep Purple?,
Here is a more recent rendition …Whitesnake style….also done by Whitesnake who did.. (In the Still of the night) ….but I can’t link that one…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sN8grtFUQYs&feature=related
LG
Sure you can call me Mom!!!! (my oldest kid will be 26 next month...)
Yep...I remember Deep Purple...all my wanna-be boyfriends tryin' to play Smoke On The Water!
I gotta say...being a teenager in the 70's was full of great music...and I like everything from Black Sabbath to The Eagles (never did disco, but you gotta hear Rob Zombie's remakes of "I'm your Boogie Man" and "Brick House")...I lost interest in grunge and woke back up long about Aerosmith's Permanent Vacation...
My kids STILL steal my CD's....(and my 3 year old is a baby headbanger)
NDY
Greetings,
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Sure you can call me Mom!!!! (my oldest kid will be 26 next month...)
You know what made me ask that... was when I was in my teens and early 20's, my Sisiter and I used go everywhere together, my Mom always called her the black sheep of the family (a 60,s child)... but I was attracted because she was just different, she was not like my Religious family,  and at that time I didn't know any better what that even meant!... 
...So we always dragged each other out wherever we went...to go shopping and stuff like that, after a while she became a regular supporter of the band and when I use to introduced her I always said she my Mom ...(just teasing)...she was 15 years older than me...(but I just trying to keep her out of trouble!!).... ..., but after a while I kind of quit doing that after a while when she clocked me in the ribs!
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Yep...I remember Deep Purple...all my wanna-be boyfriends tryin' to play Smoke On The Water!
I should post this one up in the offence thread!
but ...Man if you couldn’t get that song right, you had no future!! LOL!!
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Oh...and Metallica's One and Fuel rank up there for videos...
I never entered into the head banger or the full Metal scenes but I still have a copy of
Enter Sandman by Metallica, I like to practice…those crazy 8th notes…and the song is easily done.
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Queen of Spades live is awesome!!!
I think they're great live period...and T. Shaw's guitar playing makes me totally ill! The 12 string picking on Crystal Ball...oh yeah...but as a (now retired) guitar player, I used to listen to that stuff and play until my fingers bled. Which stuff, Metal... or the 12 string?
Just recently I was speaking to an older (secular) Metal Momma, and I remember a word of wisdom she gave, when she said, “Metal Mommas don’t get old...they just get saved.... I thought that was great!!...So…..I mentioned to her that she should write a Christian song and use that as the name of the song…but I still refused the offer to play, just not my motif …besides I don’t think my neck is as flexible as it was!! 
LG
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RE: The Classic Rock Video Thread - 9/19/2008 8:19:23 PM
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Haven't found a good live video on the tube for Sammy...by the way... what was the name of the band Sammy was in before he went solo??
Was it Montrose?
I always liked THIS song by The Tubes.
And THIS one by Honeymoon Suite.
They're both sooo 80s.
Personally I liked New Girl Now by Honeymoon Suite myself.
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Here's my favorite Honeymoon Suite - New Girl Now
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJBxxDSmXEA
Ditto!
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Ok...I lost a little interest in the "Roboto" era, (but there are still a couple killer tunes on that album), and the "Show Me The Way" era...but quickly perked up interest in their current incarnation.
Have you heard any of Tommy Shaw's solo stuff or the stuff he did with Jack Blades?
NDY
Yeah, that Roboto thing was one of the gayest embarrassments of all time. Ranks up there with Y&T's Summertime Girls. Yack!
I've heard of the stuff he did wuth Gosh Darn Yankies.
Here's another one with the same vibe. Hang in ther 'til 3:43 for an amazing riff: changuh shuka-wahca d'dang shey-wah. Just sweet!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGXYiIDTPDI&feature=related
No accordians allowed!
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ORIGINAL: NotDoneYet
Ok...I lost a little interest in the "Roboto" era, (but there are still a couple killer tunes on that album), and the "Show Me The Way" era...but quickly perked up interest in their current incarnation.
Have you heard any of Tommy Shaw's solo stuff or the stuff he did with Jack Blades?
NDY
Yeah, that Roboto thing was one of the gayest embarrassments of all time. Ranks up there with Y&T's Summertime Girls. Yack!
I've heard of the stuff he did wuth Gosh Darn Yankies.
Here's another one with the same vibe. Hang in ther 'til 3:43 for an amazing riff: changuh shuka-wahca d'dang shey-wah. Just sweet!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGXYiIDTPDI&feature=related
Greetings,
The city of Angels movie had that in the sound track also,
Dad… remember this one; from the city of Angels?
...somewhat “Raw”… Alternative
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEu3CVtzswU
Here’s one orchestrated
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjTB6EG3xGo&feature=related
LG
Yeah, I remember that one, and the Goo Goo Dolls "Iris" also.
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RE: The Classic Rock Video Thread - 9/20/2008 6:32:38 PM
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Gypsy...
It's a dang shame my desktop is out of commission...I listened on my laptop speakers...OH YEAH!!!!!
I found a "moldy oldie" remake on one of my CD's...Remember "Homesick" by ARS? I have a Travis Tritt CD with a remake...it ROCKS...but not nearly as good as the original...
I'll do some hunting, maybe I can find an mp3 of the original...
NDY
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RE: The Classic Rock Video Thread - 9/20/2008 9:22:45 PM
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Check out THIS extreme honky-tonk/country. makes me want to get a Tele, but I know I could never make it sound like that.
The vid looks like it's from the 70s.
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RE: The Classic Rock Video Thread - 9/20/2008 9:41:52 PM
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ARS...Champagne Jam? Not Gonna Let it Bother Me Tonight???
I'm a southern rocker from way back...and I like a lot of Travis' stuff...him, Alan Jackson, Gretchen Wilson, Hank Jr...
Anyway...my CD collection is quite eclectic!!!
NDY
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RE: The Classic Rock Video Thread - 9/20/2008 9:53:48 PM
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HERE'S an even better version of Country Boy. Looks like it's from the 80s. I'm not sure what guitar he's playing. Some kind of Custom Strat or a knock off.
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RE: The Classic Rock Video Thread - 9/21/2008 12:54:48 PM
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Check out THIS extreme honky-tonk/country. makes me want to get a Tele, but I know I could never make it sound like that.
The vid looks like it's from the 70s.
Greetings,
LOL!...Albert lee... that name does sound familiar, don't quote me …but I believe that style is called Hoe Down!!
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makes me want to get a Tele, but I know I could never make it sound like that.
What are you using now?
….Here’s some good practice for ya bro!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsF3Uq4SvaE&feature=related
Until I sold it...
I had… for almost 29 years a P Bass ;natural color from the early 70's, (one of those rare off the line ones with no problems.. type )....as compared to the Jazz bass I have now...I want to shoot myself for ever getting rid of it, ... its like oil and vinegar! 
Speaking of the name Lee, it brought to my remembrance “Alvin” Lee, check out the sound on his hollow body guitar, sounds like it’s picked up from inside the box, has a good punch though…
Here is a classic boogie for the road
..It has Leslie West, (Mountain) Steve Hunter (Lou Reed / Alice Copper) and Alvin… and a free for all Jam at the end.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqUTB5bflCM&feature=related
LG
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Ex 19:5 Now therefore, if you will indeed obey My voice
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RE: The Classic Rock Video Thread - 9/21/2008 1:18:10 PM
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Check out THIS extreme honky-tonk/country. makes me want to get a Tele, but I know I could never make it sound like that.
The vid looks like it's from the 70s.
Greetings,
LOL!...Albert lee... that name does sound familiar, don't quote me …but I believe that style is called Hoe Down!!
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makes me want to get a Tele, but I know I could never make it sound like that.
What are you using now?
….Here’s some good practice for ya bro!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsF3Uq4SvaE&feature=related
Until I sold it...
I had… for almost 29 years a P Bass ;natural color from the early 70's, (one of those rare off the line ones with no problems.. type )....as compared to the Jazz bass I have now...I want to shoot myself for ever getting rid of it, ... its like oil and vinegar!
Speaking of the name Lee, it brought to my remembrance “Alvin” Lee, check out the sound on his hollow body guitar, sounds like it’s picked up from inside the box, has a good punch though…
Here is a classic boogie for the road
..It has Leslie West, (Mountain) Steve Hunter (Lou Reed / Alice Copper) and Alvin… and a free for all Jam at the end.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqUTB5bflCM&feature=related
LG
Cool videos! Did Leslie West give up on Les Paul Junior? Still awesome tone, though. I always liked Alvin Lee, too. I have an LP with a song called "Woodchoppers Ball" which has some great jazz guitaring, it just smokes! It sounds like it's recorded in a small club. That makes it sound even cooler.
I went to a Mountain concert around 1984 and my ears are still ringing! They shared a bill with Savoy Brown, Iron Butterfly and Mark Farner. We almost caught Mark's harmonica when he threw it in the audience.
I play a mid 70s Les Paul Deluxe I picked up for a couple hundred bucks in the mid 80s. It had a bad finish so I stripped it down and kept it natural. I'll never get rid of that guitar, but I would like to supplement it with a Strat or Tele. $$$ is always the issue. 
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RE: The Classic Rock Video Thread - 9/21/2008 1:23:10 PM
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