i thought i asked steel driving hammer this question...not guitarman53.
now i feel like i am on mushrooms.
around here, you never know who you're talking too. Just do what i do, and assume it's starbuck.
12th October 2007 09:12 PM
fireontheplatter
quote:pdog wrote:
around here, you never know who you're talking too. Just do what i do, and assume it's starbuck.
omg...now i feel like i'm on x
12th October 2007 09:49 PM
MrPleasant
Desolation Row
Sad Eyed Lady Of The Lowlands
Station To Station
Terrapin Station
Supper's Ready (a collection of songs)
Billy The Mountain (not a "song", really)
The Little House We Used To Live In (maybe not 10 minutes)
Starless
Sister Ray (as background noise it's nice)
One of those late sixties Neil Young solo recordings
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12th October 2007 10:15 PM
Poplar
10 minute songs? you becha.
I miss Phish terribly. the best band of the 90's, imho.
12th October 2007 10:38 PM
stonedinaustralia
quote:pdog wrote:
The Ramones wrote really long song, they just played them fast!!!
that's postin"!!
12th October 2007 10:55 PM
guitarman53
[quote]MrPleasant
Station To Station
Now that's a long song that's totally original & interesting, the same with "Sweet Jane" of Rock 'N' Roll Animal, Lou Reed & Bowie were a new force in music back then, it was like a new awakening! never mind these guys with long hair & blue jeans, how about guys that look like somebody from the 40's or just joined the army, The Sex Pistols happened after that, & they were original, I call Aerosmith a poor man's Rolling Stones, The lead singer copies Jagger to a tee, with all the scarps & big lips, & the guitarist originally copied Keith to a tee, I can think of a lot of bands that copied the Stones a lot better, in the 60's it was The Ugly Ducklings & Chocolate Watchband, even The Pretty Things, The New York Dolls did it even better, then there was Aerosmith.
[Edited by guitarman53]
13th October 2007 01:42 AM
mojoman
refried boogie
take a pebble
close to the edge
moon in june
eight miles high live
1983 a merman i should turn to be
low spark of high heeled boys
soul sacrifice
13th October 2007 01:44 AM
guitarman53
Chocolate Watchband 1966, a band that copied the Stones.
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13th October 2007 09:56 AM
Mr Jurkka
It really depends what kind of music i'd have to listen 10 minutes.. i really proggresive metal and rock.. like dream theater to listen long songs.. and pink floyd has long songs too.. but it doesnt always have to long song to blow your mind.. like rolling stones songs..
13th October 2007 10:13 AM
Honky Tonk Man
It all depends on the song really, but overall I do prefer it when a song is a little more trimmed down than clocking in at 10 minutes. There are exceptions of course.
13th October 2007 10:28 AM
steel driving hammer
quote:Poplar wrote:
10 minute songs? you becha.
I miss Phish terribly. the best band of the 90's, imho.
So the Stones were not the best band in 90's?
And don't worry Pdog, it's me. Just mellowed out, das all.
13th October 2007 11:19 AM
ebmp
Jungleland
New York City Serenade
Kitty's Back
Telegraph Road
Estranged
13th October 2007 12:44 PM
The jinn, my friend.
I thought the songs from Enigma were longer. I look at these works from Enigma as one piece. I like long songs, but I also enjoy symphonic music.
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