17 minutes ago, Jigfishn10 said:

 

I saw Boston at Alpine Valley in the mid 80's on their comeback tour. The girl I took to the show, I had known for a short time. We had fooled around a little here and there. She gave it up after the show.

 

I saw Stevie Ray Vaughn at Alpine the summer before he returned and crashed into the side of the hill.

This is a beautiful rendition of The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly.  Sit back and enjoy.

 

We could start the "pancakes and waffles" debate but this is in a foreign language so it is of no help with the discussion.

 

 

 

 

                                         

Wife sent me this - it's hilarious.

 

 

@Sam Good,Bad and Ugly gets my vote for RTSAY song of the year award.

 

This one is for @TnRiver46

 

 

 

 

 

 

                                     

 

 

Boogie with Stu an 8 . Physical Graffiti a 10 . 

 

This is the type of stuff I listen to now days .

 

1 hour ago, scaleface said:

Boogie with Stu an 8 . Physical Graffiti a 10 . 

 

This is the type of stuff I listen to now days .

 

She's like a modern day Nancy Sinatra only with zero talent

15 minutes ago, slonezp said:

She's like a modern day Nancy Sinatra only with zero talent

Who needs talent when you're eye-candy?

 

That was really good. Seeing the horn in that video brought to mind a memory from Henry Mancini, who was one bad dude. Pink Panther, Moon River, Baby Elephant Walk to name a few he’s composed. 
 

But here’s another he wrote, and if you’re going to go all out on the brass, here you go

 

https://youtu.be/dechpnavTyA

 

If you played video games in the 80s, you might recall the game called Spy Hunter. They used it in the game and how cool it would be to see more young folks learn these instruments.

My first entry went over so well I'll submit another one . I like listening to females sing .

 

In the early 90's, I worked with the singer/guitarist. We were truck drivers. He was a member of PG&E(Pacific gas and Electric) in the 1960's and formed a band in Chicago called Chicago Gas and Electric

 

 

 

On 10/12/2022 at 4:03 PM, Choporoz said:

 I have always appreciated the music, but I the growl-yell vocals are so off-putting for me.  I can handle a line or short verse, but any more than a few seconds and I give up on a song.

 

On 10/21/2022 at 1:49 PM, LrgmouthShad said:

I did not like Slipknot when I first listened to em. The gateway song for me was “The Devil In I” because I really liked the chorus and some more melodic moments of the song. The more I listened to them, the less I minded the yelling and they’ve now become one of my favorite bands. 

I stumbled into this and was reminded of this thread. Despite the growling, these guys might find a place in my rotation.  I'm liking it right now.

 

4 minutes ago, Choporoz said:

 

I stumbled into this and was reminded of this thread. Despite the growling, these guys might find a place in my rotation.  I'm liking it right now.

 

I can get behind that. Nice, thanks for sharing. It’s kinda nu-metal, heavy on female vocals, some growling, and really guitar heavy. Sweet

 

Ive kind of mellowed out recently. If I’ve been listening to metal, it’s been mostly TOOL and Ive enjoyed some old country as well. I go through phases all the time 

 5  I was enjoying Amaranthe  when the female was singing .