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Was Coven Canadian? I didn't even realize that. I am convinced it's one of the greatest rock songs of all time, though most people I talk to can't even recall it. (And hell, I got the name wrong, somehow.)2dimes wrote: Nice Canadian song there Woodruff.
No, they covered it and I don't know if it's all factual but the story is kind of interesting about how that came to happen.Woodruff wrote:Was Coven Canadian? I didn't even realize that. I am convinced it's one of the greatest rock songs of all time, though most people I talk to can't even recall it. (And hell, I got the name wrong, somehow.)2dimes wrote: Nice Canadian song there Woodruff.
The Wikipedia pages on both The Legend of Billy Jack and on Coven are very interesting - thanks for that.2dimes wrote:No, they covered it and I don't know if it's all factual but the story is kind of interesting about how that came to happen.Woodruff wrote:Was Coven Canadian? I didn't even realize that. I am convinced it's one of the greatest rock songs of all time, though most people I talk to can't even recall it. (And hell, I got the name wrong, somehow.)2dimes wrote: Nice Canadian song there Woodruff.
It's written up here with a reference to Wiki.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qswm7lHp7oY
How do you determine whether something is "Rock" or "Pop" then? Isn't "Pop" simply short for "Popular"? Is "Rock" not supposed to be popular then?b.k. barunt wrote:Whatthefuck?
"Imagine", "Bohemian Rhapsody", "One Tin Soldier" and "Dear Prudence" are NOT Rock'n Roll. Period. These are "Pop" songs.
I don't disagree with Imagine (kind of overrated too) but Bohemian Rhapsody is rock.b.k. barunt wrote:Whatthefuck?
"Imagine", "Bohemian Rhapsody", "One Tin Soldier" and "Dear Prudence" are NOT Rock'n Roll. Period. These are "Pop" songs.
"Sympathy for the Devil" and "Inagaddadavida" are two of the greats. I would also add "Time" by the Chambers Brothers, "Purple Haze" by Hendrix, "Sunshine of Your Love" and "Crossroads" by "Cream" and "Suzy Q" by Credence.
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I just can't pick a favorite there's so much out there. I have to say nobody covers the Travelling Wilburys better than those guys. They definatly have several songs on my giant list. You'll have to go out and buy "Picture of health" because there isn't a decent version of the song on youtube.keiths31 wrote:Anything by the Headstones
I was lucky enough to see them live a couple of times. By far the best shows I have ever seen. Small bar, loud music, lots of energy. Picture of Health is such a great album for a debut.2dimes wrote:I just can't pick a favorite there's so much out there. I have to say nobody covers the Travelling Wilburys better than those guys. They definatly have several songs on my giant list. You'll have to go out and buy "Picture of health" because there isn't a decent version of the song on youtube.keiths31 wrote:Anything by the Headstones
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yuwtKz4aNg
How underated is Steve Stevens? You must have seen these. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEuaurcvtik http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f67yj-mf0AMnietzsche wrote:dancing in the dark
ehm.. am I missing something? Dancing in the Dark by Bruce Springstein2dimes wrote:I got to see the Headstones at a ski hill on July first the day someone was hit by lightning after we left. They tore it up.How underated is Steve Stevens? You must have seen these. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEuaurcvtik http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f67yj-mf0AMnietzsche wrote:dancing in the dark
I'd agree with that one.thegreekdog wrote:
However, I'm going with The Rolling Stones' "Sympathy for the Devil."
No. That would be me mistaking "in the dark" for "with myself".nietzsche wrote:ehm.. am I missing something? Dancing in the Dark by Bruce Springstein
i will not try to psychoanalize you because I'm not vulgar. Nevermind, do you jerk off a lot?2dimes wrote:No. That would be me mistaking "in the dark" for "with myself".nietzsche wrote:ehm.. am I missing something? Dancing in the Dark by Bruce Springstein
Not nearly as much after some unfourtunate incidents I can't really go into further due to the pending legalities of breaking the court ordered media ban.nietzsche wrote:i will not try to psychoanalize you because I'm not vulgar. Nevermind, do you jerk off a lot?
Really? That's shouldn't even be in his top 5 best songs...better songs by springsteen: Born to Run, Thunder Road, JUNGLELAND (In bold because it's what you should have labeled his best), The RIver, Cover Me, I'm On Fire, Brilliant Disguise, Rosalita, Born in the USA and i could go on from there and name more and that's just Springsteen.nietzsche wrote:ehm.. am I missing something? Dancing in the Dark by Bruce Springstein2dimes wrote:I got to see the Headstones at a ski hill on July first the day someone was hit by lightning after we left. They tore it up.How underated is Steve Stevens? You must have seen these. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEuaurcvtik http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f67yj-mf0AMnietzsche wrote:dancing in the dark
I saw them live a few years ago in a small venue...they were good. Small venues are the best, really, to see a band. I saw Stevie Ray Vaughn in a pretty small hall...just awesome. I actually saw The Clash in a gymnasium...it was really good. On the other hand, I saw The Who at the old Exhibition Stadium, along with about 65000 other people, and it was unfuckingbelievable.keiths31 wrote:I was lucky enough to see them live a couple of times. By far the best shows I have ever seen. Small bar, loud music, lots of energy. Picture of Health is such a great album for a debut.