I'm not asking exactly whether you like it or not but considering the Stones were such a rough sounding band and had this bad boy image, doesn't it sound odd?
Yes I know it was the 60's but this is something else though I do like it.
Remember her or this song?
1 of the boys is a young 12-year-old named Don Meredith.
Unless a medical doctor can find something that's making someone depressed, depression is a feeling just as anything else.
There's usually a reason for why people feel so unhappy, and I also think people like that need to learn go about their everyday lives and not do something like hide from everyday life.
This week I saw one of those commercials where a woman who's married with a family and is laying in her bed affecting to husband and daughter.
I don't wanna sound insensitive to those very upset but one should try their best to function no matter what and not continue their behavior whether they go to see someone or get medicated.
Notice how both, including Karen's reaction to the Move over quote.
What was the name of the RR line that was used for the 1985 Level 42 song Something About You?
I never been to concerts but I've probably seen some either on TV, radio, documentaries or whatever. I never expect live versions to sound exactly like the studio versions but I'm sure there are some that sound better than others and more like the studio versions than others.
I was recently going through old Cream stuff. Though mostly the studio recordings but I went through some live versions. 2 for Sunshine Of Your Love. Both Jack Bruce and Eric Clapton shared the lead in the song. Jack sounded awful though Eric I think sounded better. There's even a film clip of them singing "I'm So Glad."
Another was "Tales Of Brave Ulysses." Clapton did even sound like he was playing well in this one.
Don't know if there was a reason why Jack sounded so bad in these and if that's how it was during the Cream years.
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Remember VA?
it was considered the bilingual Sesame Street.
I don't know if you approve this upload but this was a band that Cetera was in before joining Chicago.
I don't know if this is him lead singing though it sound a bit like him.
Who's this man?
Fighting, Rioting.
Is this accepted on Inst?
I was watching the documentary on Cream recording their Disraeli Gears LP which was done at the old 1841 Broadway location and I've been trying to find photos of the building and studios from that exact time but no luck.
Here in the Chicago area we haven't had rain in a while and our grass is going brown.
The hotel occupied four different buildings in it's lifetime. Pictured is the fourth and final one constructed in 1910. The hotel operated until 1973 and the building was demolished in 1980.