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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsHow about posting some songs about rock and roll itself?
Just remembered this tune from Wussy from a few years back. Its about kids in the center of nowhere bonding with the music of The Who. Starts a low energy but picks up with passion. I dig it.
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Anyhow post your tunes about the subject rock and roll
Im feeling a playlist coming on
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AKwannabe
(6,067 posts)darkstar
(5,619 posts)AKwannabe
(6,067 posts)Woot
Where ya be?
Me? Seattle, baby!
darkstar
(5,619 posts)am from the center of nowhere in Illinois.
AKwannabe
(6,067 posts)In Chicago for the DNC?
Hopefully can at least feel the collective vibes where you are! Rock on!
RockRaven
(15,897 posts)Foo Fighters covering AC/DC's "Let There Be Rock"
There are several such videos/recordings, but here's a BBC one:
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AKwannabe
(6,067 posts)Screamin Dave!
He played in Seattle last Sunday(ish).
Friend sent vid. Screamin Dave!
Let there be guitar!!!!!!!🎸
And drums!
Aaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
RockRaven
(15,897 posts)Jimi Hendrix Experience Radio One jingle
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darkstar
(5,619 posts)it surely gets the job done. Love the ways it looks at the history of rock.
TexasBushwhacker
(20,589 posts)AKwannabe
(6,067 posts)It makes good good sense!
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darkstar
(5,619 posts)Quite the banger aint it?
AKwannabe
(6,067 posts)Was great. Got a lot of good music in this thread!
JT45242
(2,660 posts)"if I really say it
The radio won't play it
Unless I leave it
Between the lines"
Also the Entertainer by Billy Joel
"It was a beautiful song
But it ran too long
If you're gonna have a hit
You gotta make it fit
So they cut it down to 3:05"
KarenS
(4,479 posts)darkstar
(5,619 posts)but I dig it for the playlist!
KarenS
(4,479 posts)darkstar
(5,619 posts)Rebellious!
jmowreader
(51,120 posts)And here's what happens when you sing the Christmas carol over the music of the heavy metal song...
Rhiagel
(1,711 posts)rampartd
(160 posts)right after "veteran cosmic rocker"
darkstar
(5,619 posts)even though I *loved it* in my teenaged years. Actually, it was probably in my top twenty or so tunes at the time, ie. 15-18 or so. Keeper!
Diamond_Dog
(33,764 posts)NBachers
(17,790 posts)darkstar
(5,619 posts)I remember it now. Been ages since I heard it, so thanks! Love the groove.
happybird
(4,937 posts)Always liked this cover of it:
darkstar
(5,619 posts)but always dug this on the radio, at friends places, etc. And like the Wussy song, about rock saving a young persons life.
rampartd
(160 posts)ProfessorGAC
(68,359 posts)darkstar
(5,619 posts)Used to play this one in a band myself. Thanks for reminder!
Bonus connection: RD plays bass on this track by Todd Rundgren
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ProfessorGAC
(68,359 posts)...co-musical director for Cyndi Lauper on the True Colors tour.
Dave Rosenthal (keyboardist for Rainbow) was musical director before Rick signed on.
Dave wanted to just give the title to Rick, but Rick wouldn't have it. So, they shared the title.
The other 3 in that band were monsters.
Rick played a Steinberger for pretty much the whole show. Played a Strat on a couple & acoustic on at least one.
He got some wonderful clean tones out of that guitar.
OldBaldy1701E
(5,782 posts)darkstar
(5,619 posts)songs about being in a rock band. Cool. Might have to be a playlist of its own.
retread
(3,794 posts)darkstar
(5,619 posts)Onto the playlist you go! Thanks!
retread
(3,794 posts)darkstar
(5,619 posts)I play piano in rock cover bands and lister to CB a ton to get Johnny Johnson into my mental landscape.
DJ Synikus Makisimus
(524 posts)or
or both?
Silent Type
(5,494 posts)darkstar
(5,619 posts)Patti Smith
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johnp3907
(3,814 posts)That drum pattern and playing is intense! Double kick I guess?
Anyway, new to me, so thankee kindly!
happybird
(4,937 posts)Heard it in the car today.
As hinted at elsewhere in thread (Derringers R&R Hootchie Coo) Im a pretty big Todd Rundgren fan and he produce this one. People my age tend to forget just how huge they were at one point. HUGE crowds.
On the radio I always turn this one up, thats for sure!
Clouds Passing
(989 posts)DBoon
(22,881 posts)darkstar
(5,619 posts)Also digging that Woodstock jacket hes sporting at the show itself. Classic!
DBoon
(22,881 posts)darkstar
(5,619 posts)sounds from him. Great add, my friend!
Mad_Dem_X
(9,710 posts)darkstar
(5,619 posts)Pure raw energy. Love it!
surrealAmerican
(11,445 posts)darkstar
(5,619 posts)and harmony arrangement, just like always. Def making the playlist!
JoseBalow
(4,384 posts)Really, the WHOLE album is a song about Rock and Roll...
(1:55:20)
darkstar
(5,619 posts)intact on these, thats for sure. First one sounds dang near country.
happybird
(4,937 posts)Love a topic/theme music thread!
This is one of my favorites:
Always loved this version. A head, myself. Play keys in a couple GD All Stars sort of projects 3-4 times a year (strictly part time on big deal, really, but I do get to play with some musicians way above my pay grade from jam-centric original bands in the St. Louis area.) Anyhow, just really got this one into my hands this summer.
And what kind of fan would I be if I didnt answer with this one (dig the rapid meltdown on this one):
Diamond_Dog
(33,764 posts)TexasBushwhacker
(20,589 posts)WestMichRad
(1,552 posts)Im surprised this hasnt been posted yet. Seems to have been a common theme for Bowie
Mousetoescamper
(4,524 posts)Sneederbunk
(14,862 posts)Response to darkstar (Original post)
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TomSlick
(11,584 posts)Prairie_Seagull
(3,536 posts)Niagara
(8,886 posts)This song is always on my playlist!
IcyPeas
(22,305 posts)IcyPeas
(22,305 posts)malthaussen
(17,514 posts)"Listen, they're playing our song!"
-- Mal
malthaussen
(17,514 posts)-- Mal
Tikki
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Tikki