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    Gary Moore (Official Thread)

    Re: Gary Moore Gary Moore is a great guitar player. He is the meaning of burning up the strings of a Les Paul.
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    Review Rolling Stones - Exile On Main Street (1972)

    Re: Rolling Stones ~ Exile On Main Street "Let It Loose" is maybe the most musically impressive song on "Exile on Main Street", with beautiful instrumentation and also nice lyrics and a great vocal.
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    Van Morrison - Astral Weeks (1968)

    Re: Astral Weeks - Van Morrison Every time I listen to this album I am transported to another place.
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    Post your favorite song(s) that the lyrics made no sense

    "Even Flow" by Pearl Jam "Even flow thoughts arrive like butterflies Oh, he don't know so he chases them away" Even Flow lyrics could be about homeless but that doesn't entirely make sense. What about the "when he's happy looks insane, oh yeah". And by the way, Eddie Vedder is a genius...
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    Ronnie Wood "I Feel Like Playing"

    Could be good, have never even looked at his solo stuff but it sounds cool, might have to dig further.
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    Ian Hunter - Rant (2001)

    Re: Rant ~~~ Ian Hunter Rant is definitely one of Hunter's best albums in many, many years. It's a stunning effort in songwriting prowess and tasteful arrangements. My favorite song off of here is "Wash Us Away".
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    Favorite Beatles Album

    I think Revolver would have to be my all time favorite, because just about every song is beautifully crafted. I find the majority of the song writing to be stronger and more enduring.
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    Bettye LaVette covers The Beatles, Pink Floyd, etc.

    LaVette isn't confined by the melodies and arrangements of these songs because she says she heard them differently in the first place. She allows The Moody Blues' "Nights In White Satin" to soar but also anchors it to something and gives it weight.

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