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Albums That Changed The Music World During The 60's,70's, 80's, 90's
60's - Are You Experienced - Jimi Hendrix 70's - Van Halen I - Van Halen 80's - Appetite For Destruction - Guns & Roses 90's - Nevermind - Nirvana- Dave78
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Blondie (Official Thread)
Re: The Official Blondie Thread Looks like she's got "wall-eyes". :D Punk, Disco, New Wave.... call them what you will, they recorded some great music in their time. I'll spare you all my list of favorite songs.- Dave78
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- Forum: 70's Music
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Top 100 rock songs of the 80's
Oh, but not me? Fine, be that way. But seriously, whose list is that? Yours? Rolling Stones? Local or online radio station? Just curious. Lots of good songs listed, but a couple stand out as being from different years. Ex: Rush's "Closer To The Heart" is from 1977 not 1982. Well, it's also on...- Dave78
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- Forum: Book of Lists
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Inside Out
Great song! I actually like the demo version better except for the guitar solo and the chorus, but they're both excellent!- Dave78
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- Forum: 80's Music
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Top 10 Paul McCartney Solo Songs?
Another Day Let Me Roll It Letting Go Time To Hide Beware My Love Jet Medicine Jar Soily Junior's Farm Hi Hi Hi Bonus: No More Lonely Nights- Dave78
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- Forum: Book of Lists
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David Lee Roth - Eat 'Em and Smile (1986)
Re: Eat 'Em and Smile ~~~ David Lee Roth Ok, Cosmic Harmony... here's the first five minutes of the interview. Make of it what you will. Tawn Mastrey (the leather nun): It's one o'clock and let's begin the David Lee Roth interview. I'd like to say a special thanks to Gary Mitchell who, here at...- Dave78
- Post #16
- Forum: Album Reviews
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David Lee Roth - Eat 'Em and Smile (1986)
Re: Eat 'Em and Smile ~~~ David Lee Roth I was recalling a radio interview Roth gave in the Summer of '86 with Tawn Mastery of Los Angeles' then-hard rock station 105.5 KNAC, so I can't cite an interview from the music section of the local newspaper or a national publication such as Rolling...- Dave78
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- Forum: Album Reviews
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Top ten Motley Crue tracks!
Piece Of Your Action Looks That Kills Shout At The Devil Home Sweet Home Rattlesnake Shake Dr. Feelgood Primal Scream Teaser Rock & Roll Junkie Power To The Music- Dave78
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- Forum: Book of Lists
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David Lee Roth - Eat 'Em and Smile (1986)
Re: Eat 'Em and Smile ~~~ David Lee Roth Dave and Pete called themselves the Fabulous Picasso brothers because "Picasso" represented fine art, and "brothers" made it sound like pizza delivery. And btw... the song "Yankee Rose", according to Dave, was written about the beauty, allure and...- Dave78
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- Forum: Album Reviews
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Best 90's Albums Thread
Top five are: Queensryche - Empire Metallica - Metallica (S/T black) Pearl Jam - Ten Seal - Seal (S/T) Stone Temple Pilots - Purple Other favs include: Van Halen - For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge Skid Row - Slave To The Grind Ozzy Osbourne - No More Tears Guns & Roses - Use Your...- Dave78
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- Forum: 90's Music
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Classic Record Labels
Chrysalis, Mercury, Casablanca, Swan Song and Capricorn all had cool labels affixed to their vinyl records back in the olden days. I already make cd labels that replicate a vinyl record, but now I want to figure out how to produce that record "wear-ring" your album covers had on my CD insert...- Dave78
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Musical Medication and Various Prescriptions
Actually Tori Amos' Crucify EP sounds like a good choice right about now to lull me to sleep.- Dave78
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Musical Medication and Various Prescriptions
At my age? I'm sure there are hundreds of songs. But I'm too tired to think about it right now so I'll get back to you. I guess I need some unwind and sleepy time tunes. Definitely not time for Van Halen! :D More songs with (alleged) drug references to ignore: Purple Haze (Hendrix) 8 Miles...- Dave78
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Musical Medication and Various Prescriptions
I understood what you were going for here, Soot. Music is very much like medication in that it can regulate or modify our behavior. It can also serve for Primal Scream therapy. :D But to diss this thread because it glorifies the use of drugs is ridiculous. Are you also as quick to condemn...- Dave78
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Live from North Hollywood, it's Dairenn!
Hey there, Dairenn. Enjoy your time here. I know I did. See you at the FM Station... oh, wait... ok, The Palomino... oh, wait... ok, La Ve Lee... oh wait... ok, Lady Janes... oh, wait... Ok, see you at Cafe Cordiale or The Baked Potato. But not The Bourbon Square! :heheh:- Dave78
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- Forum: Introduce Yourself !
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~Happy Birthday, Lord Grendel~
Happy belated Birfday, LG! Hope you had fun. :cheers2 Unfortunately, your shipment of birthday candles ran into trouble on its way over from China. Fortunately, the ones that were saved were re-routed to you by Ice Road Trucker Lisa Kelly, and are now on the way to their final destination!- Dave78
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- Forum: CRF Site Announcements
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Rock movies & documentaries
"The Decline Of Western Civiization Pt. II" rockumentary does a very good job summerizing the world of 80's Metal from established stars like Ozzy, Lemmy and Alice Cooper to all the up and coming bands trying to leave their mark in the clubs of the Sunset Strip. VqSPYcYnHs0- Dave78
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- Forum: Music/Concert DVD 's
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You and punk!
Is your last name Finnerty? :heheh: jzvAmf7aNr8 or click directly here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzvAmf7aNr8&feature=player_embedded Previous scene: "The Ramones are more important than the solar system" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ckv7LgulWA- Dave78
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- Forum: Punk Rock/Garage Rock/Indie Rock
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You and punk!
I can't say I was ever a big fan of Punk Rock music when I was growing up throughout the 70's, and that seems to be the general concensus so far in this thread. After transitioning from listening to AM Top 40 stations to FM radio in the early 70's, I would hear Velvet Underground, Lou Reed...- Dave78
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- Forum: Punk Rock/Garage Rock/Indie Rock
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Cozy Powell Appreciation Thread!
Much like Aynsley Dunbar. You look back on the career of a journeyman drummer only to realize he drummed for the likes of David Bowie, Journey and Whitesnake among a much longer list of artists. Back to Powell... as per drummerworld.com: performed with: Whitesnake Black Sabbath... -
Bachman Turner Overdrive (Official Thread)
"Away From Home" is indeed a gem off that album, Groovy Man. Right up there with "It's Over" and "Average Man". :cheers2 I was going through my BTO Anthology two-disc set just last weekend and was rather surprised that it wasn't even on there. There seemed to be enough room spread out over the...- Dave78
- Post #72
- Forum: 70's Music
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Punk Rock History
That's a very good write-up, eberg15101. It was interesting to say the least as to how the Punk and Post-Punk scenes developed back then, and where everyone eventually settled-in at in terms of being labeled. The Sex Pistols and The Ramones were died-in-the-wool punk bands of course and only...- Dave78
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- Forum: Punk Rock/Garage Rock/Indie Rock
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Jeff Beck (Official Thread)
Re: Jeff Beck Huh! Never noticed that before. Pretty subtle, but cool nonetheless. :cheers2 Thanks for the response. I was pretty sure Beck's first five albums were voicebox-free, but ya just never know. :heheh:- Dave78
- Post #64
- Forum: 70's Music
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The Temper Trap
This song is getting lots of radio play here in L.A. and I like it a lot, too, Ezequiel. I'll have to check the rest of the vids you posted tomorrow when I have time. Hope it's more of the same.- Dave78
- Post #5
- Forum: 2000's Music
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