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[Lexvol]

I just got back from Cleveland. The Rock 'n Roll Hall Of Fame's two feature exhibits right now are on The Clash and The Doors. I was in heaven.

Very cool. How often do they switch the features? Cleveland is the only major Ohio city that I haven't been to since living in KY.

 

[hatvol96]

Who did Fantastic Voyage.

Lakeside, with a remake by Coolio.

 

[hatvol96]

Very cool. How often do they switch the features? Cleveland is the only major Ohio city that I haven't been to since living in KY.

If memory serves me correctly, both of those exhibits run through the summer.

 

[lawgator1]

Deacon Blues -- Steely Dan
Baba O"Reiily -- The Who
I'm Alright (Theme to Caddyshack)-- Loggins
I Only Have Eyes for You -- The Flamingos
Black Cow -- Steely Dan
Tears of a Clown -- Smokey Robinson
American Girl -- Tom Petty

 

[hatvol96]

Young Americans-David Bowie
Behind Closed Doors-Charlie Rich
'Til You Come Back To Me-Aretha Franklin
Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing-Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrelle
Superfly-Curtis Mayfield
People Get Ready-The Impressions
I'm Losing You-The Faces
Family Affair-Sly & The Family Stone
Got To Get A Message To You-Bee Gees
The Impossible Dream-Robert Goulet

 

[Fine Vol]

Who was better the Clash or the Ramones?

 

[kptvol]

Who was better the Clash or the Ramones?

I'd take the Clash for sure.

How about Elvis? Kentucky Rain and That's All Right Mama are classic.

 

[Lexvol]

I'd take the Clash for sure.

How about Elvis? Kentucky Rain and That's All Right Mama are classic.

I went with Suspicious Minds.

 

[kptvol]

I went with Suspicious Minds.

Another good one. I think that was his last #1 hit.

 

[hatvol96]

I'd take the Clash for sure.

How about Elvis? Kentucky Rain and That's All Right Mama are classic.

Elvis has enough great songs that he could be his own category.

 

[hatvol96]

Who was better the Clash or the Ramones?

I think The Clash are among the 15-20 most important bands in rock 'n roll history. I think the Ramones are no talent hacks. I believe my answer is clear. A better question would have involved The Clash and The Sex Pistols.

 

[kptvol]

I think The Clash are among the 15-20 most important bands in rock 'n roll history. I think the Ramones are no talent hacks. I believe my answer is clear. A better question would have involved The Clash and The Sex Pistols.

I have similar feelings about the Ramones. I've always felt their popularity was boosted immensely by their image.

 

[Fine Vol]

I think The Clash are among the 15-20 most important bands in rock 'n roll history. I think the Ramones are no talent hacks. I believe my answer is clear. A better question would have involved The Clash and The Sex Pistols.

I bet Joey would disagree.

 

[Fine Vol]

I hope not one person would put Steely Dan before Fleetwood Mac. I mean really!

 

[kptvol]

I bet Joey would disagree.

Their music seems best suited for commercials, or for background music in a movie. I couldn't see myself ever putting on headphones and listening to that stuff. I might be alone on that one.

 

[Fine Vol]

The best

New order
Cure
Morrisey-comin soon to Hard Rock Live
Depeche Mode

 

[Fine Vol]

Their music seems best suited for commercials, or for background music in a movie. I couldn't see myself ever putting on headphones and listening to that stuff. I might be alone on that one.

Yea I never owned an album.

 

[Plano Vol]

This thread gets fragmented in a hurry

"Rolling in my Sweet Babie's Arms" Leon Russell on the Hank Wilson's Back album is another all time fav

Youngblood from the Concert for Bangladesh and Delta lady are a couple of other Leon songs I love.

Speaking of the Doors, somewhere on Nooltube is a composite of rapture by Blondie and Riders on the Storm...amazes me how well the songs mesh

others in the ol' iPod;

Ah Leah! Donnie Iris
Cinnamon Girl Neil Young
I'm So hot for Her Rolling Stones
Midnight Rambler Rolling Stones
Carry on CSNY
Bargain The Who
Baba O'Riley The Who
Meadows Joe Walsh
She was Talking Heads
Roam B 52s
Do Ya The Move (before they became ELO)
Long Run The Eagles
Certain Kind of Fool The Eagles
James Dean The Eagles
Sugar Magnolia Grateful Dead
Heartbreaker/Livin' Lovin/Ramble On Led Zep
Bluebird (long version) Buffalo Springfield

and the in state necessities

Tennessee Stud Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
Tennessee Jed Grateful Dead

 

[hatvol96]

I might be alone on that one.

You're not.

 

[hatvol96]

The best

New order
Cure
Morrisey-comin soon to Hard Rock Live
Depeche Mode

Depeche Mode-Very good. The rest of that stuff-Hyperpretensious garbage.

 

[Fine Vol]

How was the concert LAW?

 

[Plano Vol]

I would take Steely Dan over FMAC

 

[Lexvol]

This thread gets fragmented in a hurry

"Rolling in my Sweet Babie's Arms" Leon Russell on the Hank Wilson's Back album is another all time fav

Youngblood from the Concert for Bangladesh and Delta lady are a couple of other Leon songs I love.

Speaking of the Doors, somewhere on Nooltube is a composite of rapture by Blondie and Riders on the Storm...amazes me how well the songs mesh

others in the ol' iPod;

Ah Leah! Donnie Iris
Cinnamon Girl Neil Young
I'm So hot for Her Rolling Stones
Midnight Rambler Rolling Stones
Carry on CSNY
Bargain The Who
Baba O'Riley The Who
Meadows Joe Walsh
She was Talking Heads
Roam B 52s
Do Ya The Move (before they became ELO)
Long Run The Eagles
Certain Kind of Fool The Eagles
James Dean The Eagles
Sugar Magnolia Grateful Dead
Heartbreaker/Livin' Lovin/Ramble On Led Zep
Bluebird (long version) Buffalo Springfield

and the in state necessities

Tennessee Stud Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
Tennessee Jed Grateful Dead

Very good album. That has a great version of Uncle Pen on it.

 

[Fine Vol]

Depeche Mode-Very good. The rest of that stuff-Hyperpretensious garbage.

Love all those groups. New Order is great to me. I could see how someone would not like the Cure.

 

[Fine Vol]

I would take Steely Dan over FMAC

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