Yeah its good stuff. Was listening to Hotter than **** and Rock and Roll Over. Two of my favourite Kiss albums.Jazz wrote:Awesome - that's what I grew up on. :cool: I was grooving to A Flock of Seagulls today, and my wife's playing some nice George Strait right now - gotta love variety.
- best wishes, Jazz.
That's outstanding right there.DiKa wrote:+1 for CCR. I'm 32, but grew up listening to these guys in my dad's car. Now MY kid is listening to them in MY car. :)
JD Spydo wrote:My mother was JANIS JOPLIN, my dad was Frank Zappa :cool: Yeah it's the Woodstock era for this ol boy :D Try listening to Jimi Hendrix play his version of "Wild Thing" at the Monterey Pop Festival on YOUTUBE where he burns his guitar as a finale :cool:
I go back to the days of Jethro Tull, Deep Purple, Ten Years After, Mott The Hoople, & T Rex.
I do like some of the newer stuff like Kidd Rock, Nickelback, REM, Soundgarden and Nine Inch Nails. But being raised on the Beatles & the Stones puts you in a genre you're not willing to leave very easily. Enough Said>>> Now go put on that old BLIND FAITH album :D
The Deacon wrote:Lately, it's been mostly Pink Floyd at home and CCR in the truck.
Yes. I mean I agree, ok YES also.chuck_roxas45 wrote:Ho Deacon, Pink Floyd for me too. Really like them. :D
In addition to Steely Dan, The Cure, Jethro Tull, Blue Oyster Cult, Judas Priest, and oh, Adele(sheepish grin here).
Ya man! Love that song - love their sound.1623 wrote:One of my favorite bands in an old but killer performance:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMQd4quu6Rs
You are definately showing my, I mean YOUR age. :D You left out a few but Spyderco's server doesn't have enough memory to hold a list of all the great bands from that era. :D :DNYRich wrote:Must be my age, but I don't even recognize the names of some of the groups you guys listen to. :confused:
If I'm not listening to acoustic jazz (Brubeck, MJQ, Jamal, Mulligan, Monk, Desmond, Evans) then it's essentially the groups I grew up with. The Who, Zep, Stones, Hendrix, Cream with a little reggae thrown in from time to time.
From time to time I can get in the mood for Mozart, but not much else classical.
That was a good time to be a music fan. I spent many a night at the Filmore East and Madison Sq. Garden (or at least what I remember of them) listening to those groups.jackknifeh wrote:You are definately showing my, I mean YOUR age. :D You left out a few but Spyderco's server doesn't have enough memory to hold a list of all the great bands from that era. :D :D
Jack
