When I think of a certain 'old' Heavyweight Fraud.
I put on something appropriate ....... "Fred Sings The Loser Song"
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When I think of a certain 'old' Heavyweight Fraud.
I put on something appropriate ....... "Fred Sings The Loser Song"
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...UYzEtHJQ8AMWrA
Why did you like those tunes I posted then? Are they shit? I'd bet you I'm aware of much more good music than you are, and although I don't technically know much about it, I highly doubt you do either, SON.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
You do not know good music that is your problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by p4pking
I actually listen to Bob Dylan and the blues when upset. The more depressing the better. Dylan's blood on the tracks is one of the greatest albums composed.
I love and play blues myself, any favorites Walrus?Quote:
Originally Posted by walrus
It's a brilliant album. "If you see her say hello" is brilliant and still gets me. It's like his version of Scarborough Fair". 40 years old now that LP. and still most of the musicians on it haven't been credited.Quote:
Originally Posted by walrus
Blood on the tracks is tremendous. IMO Dylan's best album along with Time out of mind. When I am down I gravitate towards early Scott Walker, The Smiths, early Suede ballads, that kind of thing. Just well constructed songs with a timeless hue to them. Walker had a great voice, Morrissey had great lyrics and Suede were just a phenomenal band when Anderson and Butler were together.
got to have some tom waits, really like his song hold on, it sounds rather depressing , so i like it.
I'd probably have to say Willy Dixon is amongst my favorites, I play the bass, he was a great blues singer bass player, seventh son, spoonful Damn that's good stuffQuote:
Originally Posted by p4pkingI love and play blues myself, any favorites Walrus?Quote:
Originally Posted by walrus
Have you heard his version of bojangles, good stuff. Idiot wind on Blood on the tracks shows Dylan's anger, he wrote it when reflecting on a divorceQuote:
Originally Posted by GreenbeanzIt's a brilliant album. "If you see her say hello" is brilliant and still gets me. It's like his version of Scarborough Fair". 40 years old now that LP. and still most of the musicians on it haven't been credited.Quote:
Originally Posted by walrus
Yes yes all good songs.
James Brown = Soul Brother #1
Come on everybody. It's time for .......... 'Dancing Queen'
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