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Music and the passage of time
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Music and the passage of time
SuperDave Thu Mar 01, 2012 1:04 pm
Though I'm "Eagles" fan generally, "The Last Resort" is particular favorite. It bemoans the rape of the environment in the name of "progress". The song is LONG but the lyrics and instrumenaliztions are among their best.
The Last Resort - Eagles - YouTube
Listen closely to the lyrics.
The Last Resort - Eagles - YouTube
Listen closely to the lyrics.
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mitchg95 Thu Mar 01, 2012 3:18 pm
my oh my is music different now adays
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Ivanhoe Thu Mar 01, 2012 5:05 pm
mitchg95 wrote:my oh my is music different now adays
It sure is, in fact my generation doesn't even classify the majority of today's stuff AS music!
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SuperDave Thu Mar 01, 2012 5:50 pm
mitch:
"Eagles" represent a style of music that I particularly enjoy. I suspect that there are others here that share my opinion. Thier genre of music is popular around the world where they have drawn huge crowds most recently in Melbourne, Australia.
That doen't mean that EVERYONE enjoys them for whatever the reason.
"Eagles" represent a style of music that I particularly enjoy. I suspect that there are others here that share my opinion. Thier genre of music is popular around the world where they have drawn huge crowds most recently in Melbourne, Australia.
That doen't mean that EVERYONE enjoys them for whatever the reason.
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mitchg95 Thu Mar 01, 2012 6:01 pm
yeah, they have some good songs, i particularly like metallica, for example there song the unforgiven, and whisky in the jar
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John Goddard Fri Mar 02, 2012 8:22 am
SuperDave wrote:Though I'm "Eagles" fan generally, "The Last Resort" is particular favorite. It bemoans the rape of the environment in the name of "progress". The song is LONG but the lyrics and instrumenaliztions are among their best.
The Last Resort - Eagles - YouTube
Listen closely to the lyrics.
I had you down for a bit of Drum n Bass or Dubstep Dave
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SuperDave Fri Mar 02, 2012 8:32 am
John:
You got me wrong, bro. I'm not the crumudgeon you might think.
I have an "Eagles" CD playing as I write in fact.
Do you like "Hotel California"? Great guitar "riffs" by Don Henley!
You got me wrong, bro. I'm not the crumudgeon you might think.
I have an "Eagles" CD playing as I write in fact.
Do you like "Hotel California"? Great guitar "riffs" by Don Henley!
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John Goddard Fri Mar 02, 2012 10:05 am
All good stuff Dave
Co incidentally Mr Henley was in court yesterday.
Co incidentally Mr Henley was in court yesterday.
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SuperDave Fri Mar 02, 2012 10:18 am
John:
Yes, Henley has had a rather "sordid" career. What now?
But Henley is not unique in that regard as I'm sure that you know. Shall we talk about the "Stones"?
Yes, Henley has had a rather "sordid" career. What now?
But Henley is not unique in that regard as I'm sure that you know. Shall we talk about the "Stones"?
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Cribbs74 Fri Mar 02, 2012 10:28 am
SuperDave wrote:John:
Yes, Henley has had a rather "sordid" career. What now?
But Henley is not unique in that regard as I'm sure that you know. Shall we talk about the "Stones"?
Na, rather talk about The Who!
Yeah Dave like John says I would have never pegged you as an Eagles fan. Being one of our more "Mature" members I would have figured the 60's genra to be more of your cup of tea.
I saw the eagles play sometime around 96-97 in Toronto. It was an "unplugged" concert and while the Eagles are not one of my favorites, accoustically they sounded pretty good.
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SuperDave Fri Mar 02, 2012 11:04 am
Ron:
Add to that their sensational lyrics. Again, I call your ear to "The Last Resort". Long but every moving to me because it speaks to the rape of the environment in the name of "progess" AND you can actually UNDERSTAND the words.
Imagine that!
Add to that their sensational lyrics. Again, I call your ear to "The Last Resort". Long but every moving to me because it speaks to the rape of the environment in the name of "progess" AND you can actually UNDERSTAND the words.
Imagine that!
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RknRusty Fri Mar 02, 2012 11:28 am
I saw the Eagles open for Yes in about 1970something. It was right after Rick Wakeman joined Yes. About the time of Roundabout.
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Kim Fri Mar 02, 2012 12:45 pm
Yep...great times...17 years-old...learning how to keep my brand-new worn-out 1965 Honda Super Hawk alive...and scared of girls...for the first time...
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John Goddard Fri Mar 02, 2012 3:15 pm
SuperDave wrote:John:
Yes, Henley has had a rather "sordid" career. What now?
But Henley is not unique in that regard as I'm sure that you know. Shall we talk about the "Stones"?
No not really for the wrong reasons Dave.
Some wrapper has sampled Hotel California and has put his 'tune' on utube. Mr H got an injunction so now you can
watch Mr Rapper sans La Musique cos it's been pulled.
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SuperDave Fri Mar 02, 2012 3:53 pm
Ron/John:
Oh yeah, "sex,drugs and rockn'roll!". Saw enough of that driving through SF's Haight-Asbury District in '67 when I attended a summer insitute at UC-Berkley.
Who are you trying to kid?
Oh yeah, "sex,drugs and rockn'roll!". Saw enough of that driving through SF's Haight-Asbury District in '67 when I attended a summer insitute at UC-Berkley.
Who are you trying to kid?
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Cz10 Sat Mar 03, 2012 9:10 am
Ivanhoe wrote:mitchg95 wrote:my oh my is music different now adays
It sure is, in fact my generation doesn't even classify the majority of today's stuff AS music!
Funny, our parents felt the same way in the 60's.
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PV Pilot Sat Mar 03, 2012 9:15 am
Bought the "When hell freeze's over" CD and seen the show on TV. Thought it was great and jersey joe was as animated as ever,,lol.
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