What we hearing? - Mudspike plays

#1327

Harry Chapin - "Cats in the Cradle"

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#1328

Given tis the seasonā€¦

What can I say, Iā€™m into Medieval Music.
ā€¦OK for you non-Latin speakersā€¦

#1329

Simon & Garfunkel - The Sound of Silence

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#1330

Couple remixes from Raptor: Call of the Shadows

#1331

Eric Clapton - ā€œTears In Heavenā€

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#1335

NEIL YOUNG - "OLD MAN"

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#1336

@piper Huh! It seems this mariachi adaptation is, likeā€¦ a thing. A few evenings ago I was listening to the various covers of Stranglerā€™s Golden Brown and there is this oneā€¦

#1337

The Monkees - ā€œDaydream Believerā€

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#1338

My wife told me I should really do something about my obsession for ā€œThe Monkeesā€.

I thought she was jokingā€¦

:notes: BUT THEN I SAW HER FACE :notes: NA NA NA NAAAAh

#1339

She might have made you a believer but if you forget you will need a ticket on

The Last Train To Clarksville

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#1340

I mean, are the Beatles REALLY that great? Shouldā€™ve gone with the Rolling Stones. Also, you forgot Harry Potter.

Yes. Yes, they are.

Quick quizā€“which group performed a song written by the other? Hint - there is no Stones song ever sung by the Beatles.

Also, how many hits did Charlie Watts, Brian Jones, Bill Wyman, and Ronnie Wood have as solo acts? :thinking:

The Beatles wrote 200 songs on 13 albums, various EPs, and numerous singles in 7 years, with 2 dozen number one hits, and the vast majority are still remembered to this day. No one will ever match that, especially not in an era when one album of a dozen songs comes out every several years.

They did pop, rock, ballads, psychedelic, metal, country, and whatever Revolution 9 was. I think only David Bowie matched them in sheer versatility but it took him a much longer span of time.

The Stones are an awesome rock and blues band, and they had some songs that were really great, but while they could have arguably been better in 64 or 65, by 68 it was obvious they would forever be in 2nd place.

#1341

I meanā€¦ If ā€œHelter Skelterā€ isnā€™t the first Heavy Metal song I really donā€™t know how the world spins anymore.

#1342

There are some other songs that arguably vie for that title like Born to be Wild, Sunshine of your Love, Purple Haze, and so on, but when the Beatles did it metal became known.
Largely based on reading a review of a song that was supposed to be wild and loud, only to later hear the song and realize it wasnā€™t that all, he was inspired to do it himself. Apparently the song was ā€œI Can See for Milesā€ which, while it was certainly hard rock for the era, is a far cry from being metal, only flirting with it.

Iā€™ve heard the 13 minute version, but not the half hour one. On top of that, how many songs have had an offhand comment thrown in at the end become so famous? ā€œIā€™ve got blisters on my fingers!!ā€ has an entry in history all its own.

#1343

ā€¦ and now for something completely different:

Imagine this played not on piano but on two electric guitars with a good bunch of effects on em and an electric bassā€¦ :metal:

#1344

Speaking of-

#1345

Iā€™m currently listening to the Fallout 4 soundtrack.
One of my favorite scores for any game, it really enhanced that wasteland wandering.

#1346

I just found this. The guy manages to reproduce the guitars better than Paulā€™s own recent touring performances do.