Woodstock or Summer of '69

[CREAM'd]

Woodstock. Summer of '69 is a very overplayed Adams song

 

[LG]

Oh go on then, I'll give a vote to Bryan since nobody else will!

As shocking as it may sound, even though I do like to support our homegrown bands as much as possible, I don't own any Bryan Adams albums or even have one song of his in the collection.

When he was starting up and released his debut a good friend of mine told me he was going to be a Massive star, I laughed and said I just can't see it happening...Oh well looks like I missed the mark by a country mile in this instance.

I don't know what it is about him, I neither like him or hate him, one of the few artists that leaves me unaffected completely.

 

[Sox]

Csn&y

 

[Lynch]

As shocking as it may sound, even though I do like to support our homegrown bands as much as possible, I don't own any Bryan Adams albums or even have one song of his in the collection.

When he was starting up and released his debut a good friend of mine told me he was going to be a Massive star, I laughed and said I just can't see it happening...Oh well looks like I missed the mark by a country mile in this instance.

Heh, according to Wikipedia, he has 10 studio albums and 67 singles. jeeezus. That's a LOT of singles in 10 albums.

 

[Mr. T]

Woodstock by light years

 

[LG]

Heh, according to Wikipedia, he has 10 studio albums and 67 singles. jeeezus. That's a LOT of singles in 10 albums.

That is a ton of hit songs no doubt.

I will say I thought he did a great job for Roger Water's concert of The Wall when they tore down the wall in Berlin ages ago. I might have to pick up that DVD one of these days...

 

[Lynch]

That is a ton of hit songs no doubt.

To put that number into perspective, the Beatles had 55 singles.

Not comparing the two at all as artists, just comparing numbers.

 

[tomcat]

Bryan Adams - Summer of '69

 

[Abraxas]

Woodstock

 

[CLASIKROKR]

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