The Doors Perception Boxed Set
Any Doors fan would love to have this as a part of their collection. It comes with 6 of their CDs plus 6 dvds and never before recordings.
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I was taken aback by the original version of "Madman Across the Water" included in this reissue of the classic "Tumbleweed Connection". "Tumbleweed" is young Elton John at his most country. This backwoods journey is lead by the s... I was taken aback by the original version of "Madman Across the Water" included in this reissue of the classic "Tumbleweed Connection". "Tumbleweed" is young Elton John at his most country. This backwoods journey is lead by the stories and caricatures that Bernie Taupin presents in verse, yet for me it is the version of "Madman Across the Water" stands out as a burning gem of pop song craftsmanship, I think it was a great gift to the album as a bookend to "Tumbleweed's" first track "Ballad of a Well-Known Gun".
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Ever since discovering the WFMU program "Radio Freetown" I've been hooked on African Funk. Lucky for me there seems to be a lot of music in the genre out there, I tend to look for collections like this one, which makes driving in ... Ever since discovering the WFMU program "Radio Freetown" I've been hooked on African Funk. Lucky for me there seems to be a lot of music in the genre out there, I tend to look for collections like this one, which makes driving in L.A. an intoxicating experience.
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Now Desperado is already a pretty weepy song about a loner. But when a 10 year old girl sings it with the accompaniment of a piano, well its a weeper. Get your hanky.
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Dancing Queen! This is probably the best band ever. Just because they are so freaking catchy.
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I don't even have words. The 70's birthed some weird stuff.
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I wanted to recommend an 8 track cassette but those don't really exist anymore. So this will have to do. And it isn't that bad of a substitute. Just look at that SOUL!
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Okay, the 70s would not have been the same without this guy. Just think what your life would be like if you never got to enjoy the sounds of Tiny Dancer!?!?! Almost Famous could barely be a movie without this guy!
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In 1971, Stairway to Heaven became one of the greatest songs ever. Remember this forever.
Tags: music, rock, 1970s, rock n roll, posters, led zeppelin, Classic Rock, led zeppelin poster, stairway to heaven posterAdded 5 Years Ago from Popartuk -
Ok, so in the 70's, a music teacher in the Langley School district decided to have a group of his young students cover some contemporary songs. He recorded these sessions and what you have is pure magic! The kids cover of Desperad... Ok, so in the 70's, a music teacher in the Langley School district decided to have a group of his young students cover some contemporary songs. He recorded these sessions and what you have is pure magic! The kids cover of Desperado will melt your heart! I didn't think David Bowie's Space Oddity could get any weirder until I heard it sung by a group of 7 years olds. This is definitely worth listening to. Go to iTunes and listen to Desperado to get a sampling of this oddity.
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Worn Free has made it their mission in life to resurrect the coolest t-shirts worn by the coolest people - rockers from the '70s and '80s. Although I want all of them, I chose to single out this one because it was worn in 1977 (bi... Worn Free has made it their mission in life to resurrect the coolest t-shirts worn by the coolest people - rockers from the '70s and '80s. Although I want all of them, I chose to single out this one because it was worn in 1977 (birth year! holla!) by one of the most kick-ass women, ever.
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Ever since the soundtrack of"Last King of Scotland" I've been eager to get more African Funk into my music collection. "Nigeria Disco Funk Special: The Sound Of The Underground Lagos Dancefloor 1974-79" is my latest find.
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Brings me back. I listen to this soundtrack when I want a pick-me-up.
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It's a beautiful film, all 96 Minutes are packed full glistening image and sound, the story of the rise of Joy Division is a postmodern fable worthy of the biggest screen you can find.
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I still think of the ride to Ocean City, MD when I was a kid when I hear "Witchy Woman." My mother who was an Eagles fan in her youth never let go of them and we listened to her tapes all the way down the road. This is the recor... I still think of the ride to Ocean City, MD when I was a kid when I hear "Witchy Woman." My mother who was an Eagles fan in her youth never let go of them and we listened to her tapes all the way down the road. This is the record you want if you want their hits... in actuality -- they are all good albums. The pre-Hotel California years were arguably the best for The Eagles (though there were, thanks to Joe Walsh, some stellar future moments). Their mix of country, folk, and rock had a harder, grittier edge, and helped define what would become known as the Southern California sound. There was just enough of a country feel in the beautiful harmonies of "Best of My Love," to blur the edges between the genres. "Take It Easy" and "Lyin' Eyes" could easily have come out of the new Nashville school, as well. The twang that characterizes the guitar intro to "Already Gone" and the leads in "Witchy Woman" and "One of These Nights," also pays tribute to country's guitar greats. Greatest Hits 1971-1975 houses a scant ten singles, but not only does it illustrate the magic of the collaboration between Glen Frey and Don Henley, it shows the breadth of The Eagles impact on the many who would follow their lead. --Steve Gdula
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Uh, 70s? Duh.
