Too true. I'm a bigger fan of Youth and Young Manhood, but like you said, any of their first 3 albums will satisfy me. And for the record, Sex on Fire might be my least favorite KOL song.
All time favorite band.
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Too true. I'm a bigger fan of Youth and Young Manhood, but like you said, any of their first 3 albums will satisfy me. And for the record, Sex on Fire might be my least favorite KOL song.
Twister, good stuff in this thread. I downloaded all of the Lowell George era Little Feat. Great stuff! Also, good job with Loving Cup. One of my Top 10 Stones songs.
Pink Floyd.
I don't remember when I heard them first, but knowing my dad, he had them playing when I came out of the womb.
First (and only) live experience was at Jack Trice in 1994.
I don't remember when I heard them first, but knowing my dad, he had them playing when I came out of the womb.
First (and only) live experience was at Jack Trice in 1994.
If you dig Pink Floyd try to locate a copy of the bootleg recorded at Boston Garden in June, 1975.
While touring for Wish You Were Here they did a complete Darkside and did One of These Days and Echoes from Meddle. The really cool part is when they do Raving and Drooling (what would become Sheep on Animals in 1977) with the original lyrics. Then Waters anounces "another new tune" - You've Got to be Crazy (which would become Dogs on Animals) and they do that with the original lyrics.
It's a must listen for Pink Floyd fans, Have A Cigar live is just fantastic.
The Killers would be #1 for me. One glance at my Top 10 most played songs on iTunes would tell you that. 8 out of 10 are The Killers
I'm also a big Green Day fan. They put on a great show live.
I'm also a big Green Day fan. They put on a great show live.
Probably mostly youngsters posting in this thread. Plus, the Dead, while they had a huge following towards the end, there really were only a small amount of devoted Deadheads left. I happened to be one of them. But Widespread Panic has now overtaken them as my favorite. Sorry Jerry, but I still love ya!
KISS. Alive III was the first album I had ever listened to straight through in about 3rd grade. Then I listened to Destroyer. Yea, the music is pretty easy and mundane, and the lyrics aren't that great, but by god are they awesome.