what are you listening to at the moment?

Started by findus, January 20, 2011, 12:06:14 AM

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Newportnobby

The Band's 'Last Waltz'. I think it's fair to say some substances had been indulged in, going by the eyes of folk like Robbie Robertson (hugely underrated guitarist IMHO) and Neil Young ;)



port perran

Talking of substance indulgence,  I think Iron Butterfly were prone to a bit of it.
It's said, and I know not whether it's true, that the title of their best known track In a Gadda da Vida was meant to be In the Garden of Eden but Doug Ingle couldn't quite get the words out.
Anyway, here is said offering :
I'm sure I'll get used to cream first soon.

Newportnobby

A bit of 'Yes' My 2 CD set hasn't got this extended intro.
Much though I like the album the first disc with tracks 1 & 2 gets played the most
The rest can be a bit of a racket if you're not in the mood for it


Moonglum

I am afraid that Yes's TFTO never really gelled with me Mick @Newportnobby . The follow up "Relayer" was much more focussed and very different but not on par with earlier works, after that I lost interest until "90125" and then lost interest again...

Martin @port perran , that's the first time I have heard Iron Butterfly's "In A Gadda Da Vida", I like it.

Have you heard this...


The Band Geeks are a sort of tribute band and Jon seems to like them and adopted them!

Tim 

port perran

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Thanks Tim @Moonglum.
I've never heard of Geeks before but that's a very good rendition of one of my favourite Yes songs even if I now find Jon Anderson's voice a tad irritating.

I bought TFTO back in the day but never really got into it @Newportnobby although I quite like Nous Sommes de Soleil.
I rather lost interest in Yes after that. I still think that Time and a Word, Yes Album and Fragile were their best albums with Close to the Edge ok in parts.

Glad you liked Iron Butterfly @Moonglum although  maybe it's an acquired taste


I'm sure I'll get used to cream first soon.

port perran

Here's a band that I found interesting in the 90s.
If you like a strong baseline this might be for you although sound quality on the live video isn't brilliant.

I'm sure I'll get used to cream first soon.

Moonglum

Thanks Martin @port perran , here are The Band Geeks before Jon adopted them, good or what...


Love the singer Ann Marie.

Tim

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