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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Toad on June 04, 2002, 02:07:00 PM
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OK, remember that thread about really good old songs from the 60's and early '70's?
Well, I finally got around to figuring how to get the 4 hours of tunes on my Intel player instead of just 90 minutes. (Basically there's an option to select a lower sound quality that should be akin to FM radio quality instead of CD quality.)
So, now I'm creating some new playlists. I'm intially going to set it up in three song "sets" by artist. (I can select "random play" anyway."
So, let's see 'em. Gimme one or two of your favorite bands with the 3 songs you like best from each.
I'm shooting to keep the "sets" around 10-15 minutes but I realize exceptions will have to be made. I mean, ya can't leave out stuff like "Sympathy For The Devil" or "Midnight Rambler".
Example:
Cream: Crossroads, Spoonful & Born Under A Bad Sign (OK, lots of bluesy stuff here rather than hard rock.. but hey, it's my playlist ;) )
Stones: Satisfaction, Sympathy For the Devil, Midnight Rambler
Zepplin: Good Times/Bad Times, Immigrant Song, Stairway To Heaven
OK, admittedly there'll be tough choices and no "right answers".
Let's see what you guys got.
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Frank Zappa!
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Moody blues- Tuesday, Knights in White Satin
The Who-- Baba Oreily, The Seeker, Behind Blue Eye's
Jimi Hendrix-- Voodoo Child, Hey Joe, Wind Cries Mary
Heres a small few off the top of my head.
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Lynard Skynard - Free Bird, Free Bird, Free Bird
:D
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Originally posted by Udie
Frank Zappa!
Yea....Joe's Garage is my fav...but that was in the eighties.
I toyed with Central Scrutinizer as being my handle but I couldn't shorten it enough and still have it be recognisable. Now that we have AH voice I could really have had some fun with it on the range channel...
Sitting on the runway.."The White Zone is for loading and unloading only...if you gotta load or unload go to the White Zone"
:D
Steppenwolf..."Magic Carpet Ride"
Momas and The Poppas.."California Dreaming"
The Pork Dukes..."Making Bacon" (hehe...I think that was still the seventies)
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Sex Pistols:
Friggin' in the Riggin'
Silly Thing
Something Else
Lynyrd Skynyrd:
Was I right or wrong
Simple Man
Same old Blues
The Cult:
Big Neon Glitter
Electric Ocean
She sells sanctuary
Johnny Winter:
Rock'n'Roll Hoochie Choo (With Rick Derringer)
Memory Pain
Good Morning Little schoolgirl
Ozzy:
Dreamer
See you on the other side
Crazy Train
I'm getting two 64megs MMC-cards for my MP3-Player (http://www.kolumbus.fi/staga/sl45.jpg) in friday; that thing uses part of MMC-card's memory for saving ring-tones etc data so from 32megs it has now only 20megs are free for music.
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Grateful Dead - Brokendown Palace, Sugar Magnolia, US Blues
Jackson Brown - Jamaica, Doctor My Eyes, Something Fine...and many many more.
Jethro Tull - Locomotive Breath, Skating Away (On the thin ice of a new day), Too Old to Rock & Roll - Too Young to Die.
more later
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Good Start!
I guess we could include the '80's. There was some good stuff..... but it was harder to find for sure. ;)
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*smacks Toad* You cannot select 3 songs from Zeppelin. That's sacriledge or something. :D
but if I had to... hmm... Over the Hills and Far Away, Immigrant Song (good choice bro), In My Time of Dying
Beatles (once again, sacriledge for just 3... but): While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Let It Be, Hey Jude
Stones is dead on. ;)
The Doors - Spanish Caravan, Roadhouse Blues, The End (or When the Music's Over if The End is waaaay too long)
Curval, I heard California Dreamin' on the radio this morning. :D
(edit: interestingly, my random player hit I Saw Her Standing There by The Beatles when I came across this thread. I got 3.6gb worth of my CDs on my work computer, over 1300 files, hehe)
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Would it kill ya to play a little Foghat? :cool:
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Led Zep: Ramble On!! (Even references Lord of he Rings!), Going to California
Kansas: Wayward Son, Dust in the Wind
Bob Dylan: My Back Pages, Times They Are a Changing
Don McClean: Vincent, American Pie (wtf)
Janis Ian: Stars, Jesse, Seventeen
Allman Bros: Live version of Midnight Rider!
Stevie Nicks - Look for live recording of Landslide, excellent
If ya need to fill in some time.... Foghat ;)
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Any song from "Waiting for Columbus" by Little FEAT!!
The live version of Dixie Chicken is amazing!
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Led Zep and you left out "Thank You"???????
Johnny and Edgar Winter and you leave out "Tobacco road"?????????
What no old manfred mann "solar fire"????????
No Foghat? Cherry??????
No CCR?????
Nothing from Eagles? surely "on the boarder" album would be considered!
what no Chambers brothers "Time"??????
"Barnstormer" album should qualify or at least some "James Gang"
And i haven't even TAPPED the surface!!!!
Man do I have a collection:)
My music taste is wide I LOVE old motown, old 60's music threw 80's and beyond , Hell I LOve Social Distortion!!!
I have a collection of vinyle, 33's ,45's cassettes to CD's you would love, and a system to blast it out of!!!!
At our block party they sent the DJ packing and told me to turn up my system, My choice in music was better and the quality was better. Now everyear I have to play the DJ:(
NUTTZ
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COOL!!!!! Another Foghat fan:)
how about Webb Wilder?? Tough it out???
NUTTZ
Originally posted by SUPERFLY
Would it kill ya to play a little Foghat? :cool:
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Nuttz, I'm not leaving anything out.
I'm leaving it up to you guys to jog my fading memory. :D
And you have! I look at what you guys mention, start thinking, and add a few more.
See, when ya get real old, it's hard to remember all the fun ya had way back then. Jeez, I'm remembering a young blond, a '68 Road Runner, a cul-de-sac in an unbuilt subdivision, the car idling to keep the air conditioner working overtime and Led Zepplin blasting "Whole Lotta Love" out of the Lear Jet.
Ahhhhhhh...
Keep up the good work guys!
Animals: House of The Rising Sun , We Gotta Get Outta This Place, San Franciscan Nights
Steppenwolf: Born To Be Wild , Hootchie Kootchie Man, Never Too Late
Yardbirds: For Your Love, Over Under Sideways Down, I'm A Man
James Gang: Midnight Man , Funk #48, Walk Away
OK, your turn again. C'mon Nuttz.. strut yer DJ stuff here.. remind me of some others!
Thanks to all.
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how about:
poison: every rose has its thorn
skid row: youth gone wild, 18 and life, monkey buisness
anything metalica
anything aerosmith
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The Velvet Underground:
I'm waiting for my man
Sweet Jane
Rock & Roll
Zep:
Out On The Tiles
In The Light
Hots On For Nowhere
Little Feat:
Skin It Back
Two Trains
Old Folks' Boogie ;)
Humble Pie:
C'Mon Everybody
The Fixer
Stone Cold Fever
Sabbath:
The Wizard
Electric Funeral
War Pigs
Blind Faith:
Sea of Joy
Presence of the Lord
Had to cry today
Derek & The Dominoes
Have You Ever Loved A Woman
Down & Out
Keep On Growin'
Zappa
Inca Roads
Montana
Zomby Woof
Skynard:
Mr. Saturday Night Special
Workin' for MCA
Tuesday's Gone
Funkadelic:
Maggotbrain
Red Hot Mama
Comin' Round The Mountain
..and speakin' of ...
Mountain:
Missisipppi Queen
Nantucket Sleighride
..can't remember the 3d...
Jeff Beck:
Freeway Jam
Good Bye Pork Pie Hat
Lead Boots
... more when i have more time :)
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OH MY GOD !!! I went threw my old Vinyl albums and I AM OLD!!!!!!!!!!! God i have gary puckett and the union gap:(
Ted Nugget
Thin Lizzy Jail break( cowboy song is my favorite)
anything off ZZ top fandango
the Kinks
Kraftwerk
Uriah heep
procol harum
joe walsh
Steppenwolf 'magic carpet ride"
REO speedwagon:)
Meatloaf "you took the words right out of my mouth" is IMO better than paradise by the dashboard lights.<--now this guy is great in concert, saw him at a small local theater/bar I was 2 foot away from him and by the end of the concert i was covered in his sweat, LOL
STIX
Thompson twins,,,WHooooppss getting into the 80's
LOL I HAVE NO ABBA!!! REPEAT NO ABBA!!!!!!!!!!!
Elvis costello
Aerosmith ANY AND ALL!!! toys in the attic,Rocks "sick as a dog"
AC/DC ALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!<--can fight to any song they made, great bar brawling tempos:)
the CARS
Genesis
joe cocker
tom petty "damn the torpedos" "can't put my finger on it" MY Favorite song
and of course Queen... god bless "freddy":)
not to leave out the "stones" You can send me dead flowers at my wedding ,but i won't forget to put roses on your grave'.........:)
journey:) <---everyone says i look like the lead singer, not sure if thats a good thing.
Nick Lowe "crackin up"
earth wind and fire "reasons"
Van Halen
U2 "under the jashua tree"
talking heads " burning down the house"
SEE WHAT YOU STARTED!!!!!!!!!
NUTTZ
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Originally posted by NUTTZ
Kraftwerk
Lol...I remember in high school getting pissed drunk with a couple of buddies,lying on the carpet and watching those speaker cones pound to the tune of "Computer World"... :D
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war (spill the wine, low rider, cisco kid if you've extra room)
2112, for the rush fix.
if you're playing with aces high, you must include Ennio Morricone's Good Bad and Ugly theme.
Sugarloaf, Green Eyed Lady
Jimi, hey joe, wind cries mary, are you experienced.
dire straights, telegraph road, where do you think you're going, private investigation (sultans of swing if you want though it's still overplayed)
zztop - la grange (just to be able to say "heow heow heow")
frampton, show me the way
throw in some rafferty for those sissy p51 climbs to 30k
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Originally posted by Red Ant
The Velvet Underground:
I'm waiting for my man
Sweet Jane
Rock & Roll
Zep:
Out On The Tiles
In The Light
Hots On For Nowhere
Little Feat:
Skin It Back
Two Trains
Old Folks' Boogie ;)
Humble Pie:
C'Mon Everybody
The Fixer
Stone Cold Fever
Sabbath:
The Wizard
Electric Funeral
War Pigs
Blind Faith:
Sea of Joy
Presence of the Lord
Had to cry today
Derek & The Dominoes
Have You Ever Loved A Woman
Down & Out
Keep On Growin'
Zappa
Inca Roads
Montana
Zomby Woof
Skynard:
Mr. Saturday Night Special
Workin' for MCA
Tuesday's Gone
Funkadelic:
Maggotbrain
Red Hot Mama
Comin' Round The Mountain
..and speakin' of ...
Mountain:
Missisipppi Queen
Nantucket Sleighride
..can't remember the 3d...
Jeff Beck:
Freeway Jam
Good Bye Pork Pie Hat
Lead Boots
... more when i have more time :)
Red Ant great pics, especially Velvet Underground.
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Eagles: One of these Nights, Already Gone, Take It To The Limit
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CCR: Run through the jungle, Green River, Someday never comes (love that song.)
Travelling Wiburys : Man , best band of all time!!!!: Handle with Care, End of the line, and tweeter and the monkey man.
Doobie brothers: take your pick, they rock
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Don't forget Dylan.. Times They Are A-Changin, Subterranean Homesick Blues, Highway 61 Revisited
Jefferson Airplane: Somebody to Love, Volunteers, Plastic Fantastic Lover
Kingsmen: Louie Louie , Little Latin Lupe Lu
Bad Company: Silver, Blue and Gold . Shooting Star, Bad Company
...... more, more!
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Ok you want more, u get more :)
ZZ Top
I'm Bad, I'm Nation Wide
Tush
Tube Snake Boogie
The Band
Ophelia
Up on Cripple Creek
The Night they drove ol' Dixie down
T Rex
Jeepster
Bang a Gong
Cosmic Dancer
Bowie
Width of a Circle
Queen squeak
Song for Dylan
Supertramp
Bloody Well Right
Take The Long Way Home
The Logical Song
Steely Dan!!!!!!!!!
(almost impossible to stick to 3)
Show Biz Kids
Hatian Divorce
Kid Charlemagne
Sly & The Family Stone
If You Want Me To Stay
Family Affair
Luv 'N Haight
Randy Newman
Short People :)
You Can Leave Your Hat On
God's Song (That's Why I Love Mankind)
Pink Floyd
Lucifer Sam
Astronomy Domine
The Gnome
Mott The Hoople
All the Young Dudes
All The Way To Memphis
David Essex
Rock On
King Crimson
Lament
Easy Money
Another Red Nightmare
Jimi Hendrix
Bold As Love
Long Hot Summer Night
Power Of Soul
Beatles
Abbey Road, Side 2, 'nuff said :)
Stones:
Monkey Man
Live With Me
Can't You Hear Me Knocking
Allman Bros
Statesboro Blues
Ain't Wastin' Time No More
Stormy Monday
.... and more to come :)
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Funny nobody mentioned "after the gold rush" or Harvest
Neil Young
LOL, saw Mott the Hoople, I didn't want anyone to know i have them.
Or the Troggs:)
Or the Doors:)
NUTTZ
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Hummm...late 60's/early 70's. Can remember the titles but not the groups.
"The Lion Sleeps Tonight"
"Me and Mrs. Jones"
"Lean on Me"
"Theme from 2001: A Space Odyssey"
"Diamond Girl"
"Frankenstein" -- Edgar Winter
The one by the Doobie Brothers..."without love where would we be now." Has "Train" in the title? (I should know this one, lol)
These were popular on the radio in 1972 and 73. Wish I could remember more, LOL. There were also some pretty awesome black groups at that time, i.e The Chilites; Sly and the Family Stone, Isaac Hayes and many more.
Les
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I know you guys are itching to include Vanilla Ice.
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;) you can tell Fatty is an FSU fan...
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CCR - Who will stop the Rain :(
Eagles - Hotel California <- Wifey's & I's song since '76
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Here's some:
T.Rex - 20th Century Boy, Slider, Telegram Sam
Ozzy - Mr. Tinkertrain,
Sabbath - Supernaut, The wizard
Tull - The Whistler, Thick as a brick
Pink Floyd - Fat old Sun (fav. song ever), One of these days
Queen - Sheer Heart Attack, Tie your mother down, in the lap of the gods (revisited), Great King Rat, Hammer to Fall, Gimme the Prize (Kurgan's theme), Princes of the universe,
The Cult - in addition to the forementioned ones, Sweet Soul Sister, The Phoenix, Nirvana
This shoudl tide you over.
Masher
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Kraftwerk (http://www.kraftwerk.com/)
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Originally posted by Leslie
Hummm...late 60's/early 70's. Can remember the titles but not the groups.
"The Lion Sleeps Tonight"
"Me and Mrs. Jones"
"Lean on Me"
"Theme from 2001: A Space Odyssey"
"Diamond Girl"
"Frankenstein" -- Edgar Winter
The one by the Doobie Brothers..."without love where would we be now." Has "Train" in the title? (I should know this one, lol)
These were popular on the radio in 1972 and 73. Wish I could remember more, LOL. There were also some pretty awesome black groups at that time, i.e The Chilites; Sly and the Family Stone, Isaac Hayes and many more.
Les
long train running
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can't include the 80's in with the 60's/ 70's
that's when music turned into turds and has been going downhill since
"Video killed the Radio Star" :)
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Originally posted by Eagler
can't include the 80's in with the 60's/ 70's
that's when music turned into turds and has been going downhill since
"Video killed the Radio Star" :)
Sad but true. Rock and Roll died in April 1977. didn't you all get the memo?
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for Zep i didn't see "10 years gone" or "the lemon song"
but how about Rupert Holmes "Escape"
steelers wheels "stuck in the middle with you"
don mclean "american pie"
jimi h. 12 string acoustic renditioin of "hear my train a coming"
and where was "hazy shade of winter" or "mrs. robinson"
and last but surely not least the best song from the 70's:
"Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" by the wonderful Gordon Lightfoot
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Deep Purple - Child in Time, Highway Star, Spacetrucking
Supertramp - School, Hide in Your Shell, Fool's Overture
Black Sabbath - War Pigs, Snowblind, NIB
Blue Oyster Cult - Don't Fear the Reaper, Godzilla, Veteran of the Psychic Wars
Bruce Springsteen - Thunder Road, Backstreets, Jungleland
Yes - Long Distance Runaround, Turn of the Century, Starship Trooper
Styx - Lady, Come Sail Away, Suite Madame Blue
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Forgot about Styx, I love their music. Crystal Ball was my fav album.
As far as the Beatle's, Nifty is right. You should include the Abbey Road album (my favorite) in it's entirity, Sgt Peppers, Magical Mystery Tour, White Album....
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Styx just played here locally at one of our new "Indian Casinos".
Three Dog Night was the FREE Concert band at our City July 4th celebration and fireworks. We always get some old rock band and usually they're pretty good.
Recent Years Free concerts included:
America
The Turtles
Hermans Hermits
The kids hate it, but us old folks have a good time. :cool:
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Dr Feelgood, Most of em but their version of "Johnny be Goode" for certain,
Steppenwolf... The Pusher, Born to be wild, Hoochi Coochi man
Black Sabbath.. Black Sabbath, Wheels of confusion, Heaven & Hell.
Deep Purple... Smoke on the Water, Space Trucking, Child in time (All off Made in Japan)
DIO... Anything off the "Holy Diver" Album
Alice Cooper... Only Women Bleed, Billion Dollar Babies, Schools out
ELP... Lucky man, Still you turn me on, Great Gates of Kiev.
Slade... Everyday, Cuz I Luv You, Far Far Away
Ozzy... Mr Crowley, Crazy Train, Paranoid (OK Blck Sab but so what)
Hell the list goes on and on and ....
TTFN
snafu
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Originally posted by snafu
Dr Feelgood, Most of em but their version of "Johnny be Goode" for certain,
Steppenwolf... The Pusher, Born to be wild, Hoochi Coochi man
Black Sabbath.. Black Sabbath, Wheels of confusion, Heaven & Hell.
Deep Purple... Smoke on the Water, Space Trucking, Child in time (All off Made in Japan)
DIO... Anything off the "Holy Diver" Album
Alice Cooper... Only Women Bleed, Billion Dollar Babies, Schools out
ELP... Lucky man, Still you turn me on, Great Gates of Kiev.
Slade... Everyday, Cuz I Luv You, Far Far Away
Ozzy... Mr Crowley, Crazy Train, Paranoid (OK Blck Sab but so what)
Hell the list goes on and on and ....
TTFN
snafu
You are one "satan worshipping dude";)
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I'm going to review this thread and the older first thread.
Then I'm going to make up a playlist that I like and get all the mp3 files into one folder.
I'll zip it and find somebody to make it available for d/l.
How's that sound?
It'll take some time but I'll start tomorrow.
Thanks guys. Nice stroll down memory lane.
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if u want i'll post it on winmx...
if u don't know what it is it's like napster just u can get video exe's zip's or any file that the user shared
http://www.winmx.com