What are you listening to?

[Mark Quayle]

I never bought any Barry McGuire. I saw him in concert in PA (late 70s?). I must have 10+ albums of Keaggy. It took me while to give up on him, but the last few albums I bought were too "easy listening" for me. (ETA: I even have a couple of Glass Harp.)

Yeah, I only ever bought that Barry McGuire album with 2nd chapter, liked him but not enough to spend hard-earned cash on. I agree about Phil Keaggy, but he is his own musician, for sure. Does his own thinking, seems to me. Amazing guitarist, too. I don't have much of his stuff, though. Haven't listened to him in years. Not familiar with Glass Harp.

 

[Tinker Grey]

Yeah, I only ever bought that Barry McGuire album with 2nd chapter, liked him but not enough to spend hard-earned cash on. I agree about Phil Keaggy, but he is his own musician, for sure. Does his own thinking, seems to me. Amazing guitarist, too. I don't have much of his stuff, though. Haven't listened to him in years. Not familiar with Glass Harp.

Glass Harp was his first band. If you like a 60s psychedelic vibe, you'd probably like it.

Here's an example (1st album, I think):

 

[public hermit]

 

[Mark Quayle]

Glass Harp was his first band. If you like a 60s psychedelic vibe, you'd probably like it.

Here's an example (1st album, I think):

Yeah, I can see how that could get old, although there are a couple of pretty good ones.

Lol, One of those sound like there was some plagiarising between Neil Young's Down By The River "You be on my side, I'll be on your side..." Don't know who came first, but the words are different.

 

[Tinker Grey]

Yeah, I can see how that could get old, although there are a couple of pretty good ones.

Lol, One of those sound like there was some plagiarising between Neil Young's Down By The River "You be on my side, I'll be on your side..." Don't know who came first, but the words are different.

Neil Young's song was 1969. Glass Harp from in 1970, so ...

 

[public hermit]

 

[public hermit]

When your spine is cracking and your hands, they shake
Heart is bursting and your butt's gonna break
Woman's cussing, you can hear her scream
Feel like murder in the first degree

Ain't nobody slowing down no way
Everybody's stepping on their accelerator

 

[public hermit]

 

[public hermit]

400 years...........same philosophy.

Let's make a move...

 

[public hermit]

 

[public hermit]

Suckers

 

[public hermit]

 

[public hermit]

 

[MehGuy]

The Shadow. Rip Orson Welles.. you should have been a senile 100 something year old right now..

 

[Sunshinee777]

 

[MyOwnSockPuppet]

Pink Floyd - Echoes.

Great for falling asleep to, especially the random "whale song" (apparently produced by accidentally plugging in a wah-wah pedal back to front) in the middle.

 

[Robban]

You tube is a musical treasure chest, something for every mood.

 

[MehGuy]

This song pretty much sums up the Metal Gear Solid 5 experience (at least for me..)

 

[MehGuy]

John Williams soundtracks really bring me back to my childhood.

 

[MehGuy]

Rip George Harrison.. the quiet Beatle.. but one with a wicked sense of humor. He funded some of the Monty Python films I believe.