Re: Now listening to . . .

Sary Wed 12 Sep - 0:23

Wow, I would have never guessed that Fluff is Black Sabbath song. They really do have a wide variety of music....very nice, I like that.
The Fx track is weird, it sounds like some kind of alien Morris code, I am a little surprised that it was ever released......but then again,it was the 1970s!

I like this song, again not typical BS, but trippy ethereal music.

And another instrumental song from that same era, theme from the scariest movie ever!

Neon Knight Thu 13 Sep - 0:43

Tubular Bells sounds more appropiate for a spy thriller than a horror film. Black Sabbath did a sequel to Planet Caravan on their reunion album in 2013:

If I could travel back in time I'd go to this concert:

Sary Tue 18 Sep - 0:21

That looks like it was a great concert and how young and cute Ozzy was!

It kinda of makes me uncomfortable/sad, not sure what the word is, to see the old rock gods, led Zeppelin, stones, Aerosmith ect., still touring.
I believe that it would be better to remember them when they were in their prime. I guess they must really love what they are doing, and healthy enough to do it. It is hard to compare.
Anyway.....

I was listening to this song today, it reminds me of when I was a teenager and keg parties down by the river. Good times!
Lol at the audience so well behaved!
I would like to go back to that time, if only for a day.

And another great song by Journey!

Neon Knight Wed 19 Sep - 22:48

Coincidentally, when I saw that post of Journey songs yesterday morning, there was a member of the band being interviewed on breakfast TV. Wheel ITS is a classic.

A fluffy-haired Ozzy duetting with Lita Ford:

One of my favourite Alice Cooper songs:

He had his 70th birthday back in February.

Sary Fri 21 Sep - 1:31

There have been many coincidences on my end as well NK Shrug

I see that it was Lita Fords birthday this past Wednesday. She has a very unique voice, husky and sultry.
That is a beautiful song.

Two more songs/music videos by fluffy haired blondes, American sweethearts
Stevie Nicks and Dolly Parton.
I don't usually care for country music, but Dolly has something special about her. She always makes me smile.
I like her version of Heaven Let Your Light Shine Down, maybe it is the banjo?
Fleetwood Mac is legendary.

OsricPearl Fri 21 Sep - 16:28

Do you like Emmylou Harris? She's also a country singer along the same vein, but she sings more melancholy tunes.

She's the one in the middle. I think she claims some Native American but probably doesn't have any lol.

That's some of her earlier stuff. She's still up and kicking.

Sary Sat 22 Sep - 0:58

Emmylou and Linda are both great singers. To me, Dolly stands out.
Not sure if I think of it as country, maybe more like folk music?

I don't like to listen to music that is too melancholy, as I am prone to depression.
Or too mellow because it makes me sleepy.
Mostly Rock, but sometimes ,if I am in a mood.

Melanie has a quirky voice, she was part of the folk music scene
A silly cute song, a hit in the early 70s.

And another duet about closing your eyes, beautiful but sad. I cry every time I listen to it Sad Blue

Sary Tue 9 Oct - 23:09

A couple of old songs from two bands that are considered progressive/art rock artists.
Both bands have many excellent songs...some were hits, most all of their songs I like.
Nice mellow music.
A Supertramp song, with a cute modern video

And a song from a band that I have always liked, Alan Parsons Project, timeless

Not as well known as some of their more popular songs.

Neon Knight Thu 11 Oct - 1:11

I've been catching up with the last few songs posted here. I like the one by Melanie the most. A quirky one from Alice Cooper:

English folk metal band Skyclad with a song about the over-commercialised music industry:

Neon Knight Thu 18 Oct - 22:21

I don't know why Michelle Phillips is eating a banana here.

Sary Fri 19 Oct - 1:24

Yeah, and why is she holding a beach ball?

I can't get witches and Indians out of my thoughts

OsricPearl Sat 20 Oct - 15:27

Dancing and fencing to La Folia! Lovestruck

Did someone hack my brain? LOL 2

Neon Knight Sat 20 Oct - 23:54

^ I like baroque music and fencing Smile 1

If I had to have a duel to the death I would choose some kind of sword.

Keeping Sary's thoughts on witches and Indians:

Sary Sun 21 Oct - 18:56

Witchy woman won't play in this country due to copyright. It is a great song ,it is still popular on the radio.
Never heard the anthrax Indians before .....very heavy metal, good one!

I can think of quite a few witch songs.

I am running out of songs with an Indian theme.....one does come to mind, a classic from Cher.
She was something, she's got the Indian thing down!

OsricPearl Mon 22 Oct - 15:47

She's another fake indian. I think she's armenian or something.

This is the greatest indian song of all time. I watch this when I'm feeling bad for a good laugh. lol. The seventies bro.

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