What are you listening to?

[Canuck Surfer 10,435]

Dancing on, do the boogie all night long.

 

Stoned in Paradise!

 

[RWMc1 4,568]

I used to listen to AM radio when I was young and escape into music. I remember certain songs had an eerie feel about them. A while back I posted Play With Fire by the Stones. That was one of them. this is another.

 

 

 

[RWMc1 4,568]

 

 

Edited Tuesday at 11:01 PM by RWMc1

[falcon45ca 6,139]

Oldie but goldie

 

 

[BoKnows 4,565]

 

[BoKnows 4,565]

6 hours ago, falcon45ca said:

This version will obliterate your bad day, and replace it with spectacular stupendousness 

 

 

I love the aesthetic of the background.

Aesthetics like this are just a vibe.

[gurn 11,015]

Back up singers, still got pipes.

 

[gurn 11,015]

This next is either the worst or best thing I've ever seen on You Tube Edit to add.  I'd love to have had a beer or three with Winnie, I'm sure it would be a blast.

 

Edited Tuesday at 10:25 PM by gurn

[RWMc1 4,568]

 

[D-Money 11,842]

...Can we get this COVID thing done already? I’m just itching to see live music again. 

[WilliG 21]

 

[BoKnows 4,565]

15 hours ago, gurn said:

This next is either the worst or best thing I've ever seen on You Tube 

 

 

[gurn 11,015]

Seeing the back up ladies with the Buggles, still performing, reminded me of this Bob Seeger concert I was at.

At one point Bob introduces members of the band.

The person with the least seniority in his group had been with him for 15 plus years.

Some had started with Bob in the 1960's.

"We like each other"

 

[Gollumpus 3,147]

 

 

                                                   regards,  G.

[4petesake 716]

2 hours ago, gurn said:

Seeing the back up ladies with the Buggles, still performing, reminded me of this Bob Seeger concert I was at.

At one point Bob introduces members of the band.

The person with the least seniority in his group had been with him for 15 plus years.

Some had started with Bob in the 1960's.

"We like each other"

 

I saw Bob Seger at the Pacific Coliseum in the late 70’s?? Still one of my favourite concerts to this day!

[PhillipBlunt 49,103]

 

[gurn 11,015]

2 minutes ago, 4petesake said:

I saw Bob Seger at the Pacific Coliseum in the late 70’s?? Still one of my favourite concerts to this day!

Of all the acts I've seen Bob has the most fun on stage, or seems to.

He's on my top 5 list of  shows I've seen.

First Time at Rogers his "warm up act" was Joe Walsh- great show by Joe and Bob

Second show also at Rogers he had a local group called 'Rich Hope and the Evildoers"  Not a fan of these guys. Music was meh, but the lead guy kept insulting the audience.

If I'm paying $150 plus I don't want to be insulted by a performer, unless it is Don Rickles or Jimmy Carr.

Bob put on a good solid show that night.

[Gollumpus 3,147]

25 minutes ago, PhillipBlunt said:

 

Sadly, the following can't be embedded. It's one of the Lame List segments from "Almost Live", with Soundgarden.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5UdUBH9cJx4

 

I miss that show.

 

                                          regards,  G.

 

 

 

[PhillipBlunt 49,103]

6 minutes ago, Gollumpus said:

Sadly, the following can't be embedded. It's one of the Lame List segments from "Almost Live", with Soundgarden.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5UdUBH9cJx4

 

I miss that show.

 

                                          regards,  G.

 

 

 

Kim Thayil and Matt Cameron were regular contributors to the Lame List. Odd that YouTube won't allow this video to be embedded.

Edited Tuesday at 11:16 PM by PhillipBlunt

[Gollumpus 3,147]

1 minute ago, PhillipBlunt said:

Kim Thayil and Matt Cameron were regular contributors to the Lame List.

Yeah. My favourite segment of that bit was where the announcer asks for a reaction to grunge/metal bands who sell out for a lot of money (a dig at Soundgarden's success). The camera jumps to Thayll who responds along the line of, "Hey, that's actually pretty cool..."

 

                                          regards,  G.