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  • #16
    Originally posted by Iron Mike
    Tyrone Bigguns, did you ever hear this album?


    <==can't find lyrics online to "Checkin' Out The Checkout Girl"
    Never heard them. Heard of them. Never got the play really outside Chicago.

    IRS was the coolest label back then. Alarm, Pato Banton, Buzzcocks, Bolshoi, Dread Zep, Damned, FYC, Let's Active, Love and Rockets, Lords of the New Church, Klaus Nomi, R.E.M., XTC. Sigh.

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    • #17
      All the Wine - The National

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      • #18
        Originally posted by Badgepack
        Wilco, Jayhawks, Uncle Tupelo, Son Volt, Lucero, Golden Smog are all great bands that do not get the credit they deserve.

        Still thinking on the unheard of great song still.
        Don't forget Lucinda, Original Harmony Ridge Creekdippers)(Olson post Jayhawks) Whiskeytown, Ryan Adams (polarizing artist, I know), Lambchop, and Sparklehorse.

        Some country artist is having a hit with Blue by the Jayhawks. To bad they are broken up.

        "You have to learn how to die
        If you wanna be alive"

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        • #19
          Missed Lucinda at Summerfest 2 yrs ago, couldn't get anyone to go with me, I was very upset.

          Check out some of the bands at Bloodshot Records.

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          • #20
            Re: The greatest song YOU'VE never heard

            Originally posted by LaFours
            Originally posted by red
            i came up with this idea for a new thread yesterday while at work bored out of my mind. one of my favorite songs was playing over and over in my head. "the late greats" by wilco. the first verse is

            The greatest lost track of all time,
            The Late Greats' "Turpentine"
            You can't hear it on the radio
            You can't hear it anywhere you go

            so that got me thinking. what are some rare great songs that you guys know how, that most people would have never heard?

            we might actually find some good songs none of us have ever heard of before

            i'll start off with the holy grail for guitarists, that most probably haven't heard. i can't say i've ever heard it on the radio

            jimi hendrix, "machine gun"

            never recorded in the studio, and he only started playing it live right before he died and never had a chance to record it for an album. a few of those live shows were recorded though, thank god. i've heard 3 versions, but my favorite comes from one of his greatest hits discs, recorded at the filmore east for a new years show.

            the song is just incredible, and epic. if he would have been able to record this in the studio, IMO, it would rank right up there today with stairway, freebird, and comfortably numb. it definatly gives you chills to listen to it

            anyone got some?
            YES...someone else who listens to Wilco! I just saw them live in at Purdue University in Lafayette, IN and it was my third show. What do you think of their new stuff (sorry I didn't mention the greatest song I'VE never heard...I'll have to think on that one).
            i had only heard a little bit about them until a couple years ago, when my roomate found out they were playing in ann arbor and wanted me to go to the show. so i started listening to the music , and really liked it. then i went to the show, and it was nothing short of amazing

            so its all kind of new to me, but i love ghost is born and YHFT. and the dvd " i am trying to break your heart", is pretty damn cool

            i love jeff's mello laid back voice

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            • #21
              Originally posted by BallHawk
              To Zanarkand, it's a piano piece from Final Fantasy, never played the game but I love the music, but the melody is perfect.

              There are a ton of jazz ones, but I don't know where to begin.
              yeah, the music in all the FF's is very cool

              the guy is definatly a great composer. i've seen where his records are some of the best selling albums in japan

              good songs guy, i'll have to find and listen to them, i haven't heard of most of them

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              • #22
                Check out Brian Setzer--post-Stray Cats, pre-BSO, with the awesome pompadour/mullet thang goin' on........."Mighty" Max Weinberg on drums, Ryan Longwell's dad on keys and Lone Justice as the rest of the band:

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                • #23
                  Tarlam--look what I found during my 80s flashback!!!

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by Iron Mike
                    Tarlam--look what I found during my 80s flashback!!!

                    http://youtube.com/watch?v=Bmz8PBlKc_8
                    Never a big fan of the Big Band Brian Setzer.

                    Loved his first solo album. Knife Feels Like Justice.

                    "cause there aint nobody ever looked at me
                    Without lookin right through me
                    There aint nobody ever looked at me
                    Without lookin right by me
                    And you cant go when the knife feels like justice"


                    Hoodoo Gurus. Underappreciated. Bittersweet is an amazing song. Regularly crank up Mars Needs Guitars.

                    "We've grown and times change.
                    When we meet now it feels so strange.
                    I hold you like a sword
                    You won't cut me like you did before.
                    It's always bittersweet."

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                    • #25
                      Remember the 80s???

                      Stevie Nicks = washed-up crack whore

                      Maria McKee = HOTT!!!!!

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                      • #26
                        Re: The greatest song YOU'VE never heard

                        Originally posted by red
                        Originally posted by LaFours
                        Originally posted by red
                        i came up with this idea for a new thread yesterday while at work bored out of my mind. one of my favorite songs was playing over and over in my head. "the late greats" by wilco. the first verse is

                        The greatest lost track of all time,
                        The Late Greats' "Turpentine"
                        You can't hear it on the radio
                        You can't hear it anywhere you go

                        so that got me thinking. what are some rare great songs that you guys know how, that most people would have never heard?

                        we might actually find some good songs none of us have ever heard of before

                        i'll start off with the holy grail for guitarists, that most probably haven't heard. i can't say i've ever heard it on the radio

                        jimi hendrix, "machine gun"

                        never recorded in the studio, and he only started playing it live right before he died and never had a chance to record it for an album. a few of those live shows were recorded though, thank god. i've heard 3 versions, but my favorite comes from one of his greatest hits discs, recorded at the filmore east for a new years show.

                        the song is just incredible, and epic. if he would have been able to record this in the studio, IMO, it would rank right up there today with stairway, freebird, and comfortably numb. it definatly gives you chills to listen to it

                        anyone got some?
                        YES...someone else who listens to Wilco! I just saw them live in at Purdue University in Lafayette, IN and it was my third show. What do you think of their new stuff (sorry I didn't mention the greatest song I'VE never heard...I'll have to think on that one).
                        i had only heard a little bit about them until a couple years ago, when my roomate found out they were playing in ann arbor and wanted me to go to the show. so i started listening to the music , and really liked it. then i went to the show, and it was nothing short of amazing

                        so its all kind of new to me, but i love ghost is born and YHFT. and the dvd " i am trying to break your heart", is pretty damn cool

                        i love jeff's mello laid back voice
                        The kicker is he's laid off the cigarettes and now he's whaling on the vocals. If they are around your neck of the woods anytime soon you should definitely look them up again.
                        It feels like a koala bear just crapped a rainbow in my brain!!!

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                        • #27
                          Wolfmother "Colossal" 2006

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                          • #28
                            Thanks red.

                            This thread is just great.

                            I have two seperate Artists/Pieces out of many possible's I'll come back to y'all on.

                            I hope more members contribute on this thread, as alot of us here love good music . This helps us get more in tune with other member's tastes and we often discover more for ourselves.

                            red:

                            on "Machine Gun" and Jimi Hendrix...too cool.

                            A buddy downloaded a Special CD gift for me of his material, that isn't often heard. I play that alot.
                            ** Since 2006 3 X Pro Pickem' Champion; 4 X Runner-Up and 3 X 3rd place.
                            ** To download Jesus Loves Me ring tones, you'll need a cell phone mame
                            ** If God doesn't fish, play poker or pull for " the Packers ", exactly what does HE do with his buds?
                            ** Rather than love, money or fame - give me TRUTH: Henry D. Thoreau

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                            • #29
                              Great singer by the name of Ike Reilly outta Chi-town. Kind of a combo of Dylan meets Paul Westerberg (replacements).

                              Last Time

                              Last time I couldn’t make you cum
                              Last time you didn’t fake me out
                              Last time I got a little bit wasted
                              But this time I don’t think you’ll mind
                              Cuz I’m funny

                              A jew a black a paddy and a queer
                              Were ridin in a sea plane before it disappeared
                              Who goes to hell and who goes surfin
                              Who’s gonna be a meal for the urchins now

                              Chorus
                              Its goin down It’s goin down
                              It’s goin down Its goin down

                              Verse III
                              Last time I had dinner with a racist
                              Last time I just fell asleep
                              Last time I got a little bit wasted
                              And dreamed of a plane crashin into the sea

                              If I go down in a plane I’ll go to hell
                              But I’ll leave all my shit to my friends in a will
                              You can have my crown vic and you could have my debt
                              You could have my weakness and my regrets

                              But sweetheart take your dumptruck memories and
                              Bury them in the cold cold ground
                              I’ll come back for some dead mans lovin
                              You’ll need to cum I’ll need to throttle down

                              Chorus

                              Verse I

                              Yeah I’m funny Yeah I’m funny Yeah I’m funny

                              Verse III

                              Verse I

                              Salesmen and Racists and Football stars all hangin out at the hotel bar
                              Telling those jokes clearing their throats drinkin their dinner and smoking my dope
                              Well I will smile and I’ll backslap and laugh at those jokes and gladly shake their hands

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                              • #30
                                Tammi Terrell - What a Good Man He Is

                                1969 - Motown

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