[bobowar135]

Originally Posted by M5Rick

Our House

The only artist to be featured in two different episodes of The Young Ones....

[CarsAndGuitars]

Originally Posted by Esteban

Oh, and as far as the "scum of the earth" comment made by another member earlier, I try not to judge like that. That’s something my parents did. I'm here for the music, and it's all rock 'n' roll to me. They weren't the only band like that back in the 80s.

I am not your parents.
Vince and Tommy in particular are still the same. Never grew up and never cared about anyone but their own wants and needs. Need to go no further than Vince who killed a friend in a DWI, got a slap on the wrist then went on to make a tidy profit on his own label alcohol. I mean what better face can you have for your booze than someone guilty of vehicular homocide? That would literally be like OJ starting a hunting knife company and still being a fan of his playing days.

There are plenty of "personalities" in music, and generally I don't care or judge either and just enjoy the music. But in this case, we have a convicted murderer who shows no remorse. So no longer a fan.

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by CarsAndGuitars

I am not your parents.
Vince and Tommy in particular are still the same. Never grew up and never cared about anyone but their own wants and needs. Need to go no further than Vince who killed a friend in a DWI, got a slap on the wrist then went on to make a tidy profit on his own label alcohol. I mean what better face can you have for your booze than someone guilty of vehicular homocide? That would literally be like OJ starting a hunting knife company and still being a fan of his playing days.

There are plenty of "personalities" in music, and generally I don't care or judge either and just enjoy the music. But in this case, we have a convicted murderer who shows no remorse. So no longer a fan.

I do not give a shit about their personal lives. I'm here for the music and that’s it.

Do what you want, listen to what you want. I'll do the same.

[Esteban]

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Woodstock

[Lady Jane]

Out of a therapeutic soak in the jacuzzi tub after working most of the day in the garden.




Took out Sinne Eeg's CDs out and a bottle of Riesling and crashing in my music room.

[CarsAndGuitars]

[Esteban]

^ Haha, that's pretty funny.

A little past his prime, I’d say.

And check out that beer belly.

PS - Mick’s still got it, though.

[T0RM3NT]

[Esteban]

Linda Ronstadt was such a knockout and had the most beautiful voice. I had the biggest crush on her when I was a kid.

Nice choices, T0RM3NT.

[Esteban]

Aaron Neville - Tell It Like It Is

[Llarry]

Big Beatles fan here -- particularly the early Beatles.

George Harrison was overshadowed by Lennon and McCartney, but I enjoy most of his Beatles tunes and particularly enjoy his work afterwards. Apologies if this is a repeat.

George Harrison - Behind That Locked Door

[Llarry]

More of George from his later work: 1987

G. Harrison - Breath Away From Heaven

[Llarry]

Katrina & the Waves - Going Down to Liverpool

[M5Rick]

The Beatles were great all those years ago but It's All Over Now

[M5Rick]

Originally Posted by Llarry

Big Beatles fan here -- particularly the early Beatles.

George Harrison was overshadowed by Lennon and McCartney, but I enjoy most of his Beatles tunes and particularly enjoy his work afterwards. Apologies if this is a repeat.

George Harrison - Behind That Locked Door

I disagree that Harrison was overshadowed by Lennon and McCartney, he had his own less turbulent style that mixed in fine with the groups output.

[M5Rick]

There's a chap with a tecomms van a few streets away and he has Van Morrison written on the front of it.
Here's my most played one from him, Brown Eyed Girl.

[Llarry]

More from George Harrison from 1987:

Got My Mind Set On You

[Esteban]

A couple more from George Harrison:

All Things Must Pass

Isn't It a Pity

[Lady Jane]

How about Aaron Neville and Linda Ronstadt.

[Esteban]

Classic George Harrison with his buddy Eric Clapton on guitar.

While My Guitar Gently Weeps

[CarsAndGuitars]

Originally Posted by Esteban

Aaron Neville - Tell It Like It Is

Another great version.. And speaking of Linda Rondstadt, another amazing female voice of the 70s..

I feel for kids today have to grow up listening to mediocre vocalists corrected with autotune

[Llarry]

Yet another great tune from George

George Harrison -- Beware of Darkness