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I saw Meat Loaf at the Bottomline NYC in 1977. I went to find my ticket stub, which I thought I had and I cannot find it.

 

Thanks for the great show and music.

 

Ah, I found it.

 

Wrong venue and year, but I was close.

 

Don't be sad

One out of three ain't bad

Lol

You have seen great shows over the years! Well done.

my first musical purchase as a 45

Saturday night by the bay city rollers

Cars - Best Friends Girl Friend

Lets Go!

 

Finger snaps after the first chorus...

Good call!

RIP

Not a big fan but a few super killer tunes for sure.

2 out of 3 in particular.

The latest news is quite sad.

If only he took his hamburger helper...

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Upon further thought

We will rock you by queen may clap harder then centerfield?

Centerfield was the first one I thought of but since it was already mentioned here's one with just like only 5 seconds at the beginning that crossed my mind as well:

 

Great call!

The king of clapping songs is centerfield by John Fogarty.

Seems like some CCR songs have some clapping too.

I remember buying it the day it is was released. Getting baked. First listen was likely my biggest WTF rush moment ever.

Parts are good. I suspect my fave keys are not played by ged. I have always been slightly aggravated that the outside help is not clearly explained. Blah blah,blah

And I stand corrected...both of them ARE actually on the tracklist!!!

 

https://ultimateclassicrock.com/alex-lifeson-envy-of-none-track-listing-release-date/

Nice

I think my confusion lies in calling liar the first single after after I have already heard two songs.

Too bad liar isn't a cover of the megadeth classic!

Weakest of the three songs I have heard.

 

That said, I have been a Alex fanboi since the 70s. I think its great that he making music he likes and I don't care for.

 

Art as exp<b></b>ression lives on in Alex!

 

Three songs? Where are the other two????

 

Rod, I am likely wrong. I thought Kabul blues and spy house were part of the EON project? My bad

 

Edit- the link in the original post seems like i am correct?

 

Oh, got it! No, these songs are stand alone tracks that Alex worked on. My understanding is that they won't be on the EON album.

https://www.guitarworld.com/news/alex-lifeson-envy-of-none-debut-album

Seems like they are?

I am super curious to hear how much banjo playing is on this record

Weakest of the three songs I have heard.

 

That said, I have been a Alex fanboi since the 70s. I think its great that he making music he likes and I don't care for.

 

Art as exp<b></b>ression lives on in Alex!

 

Three songs? Where are the other two????

Rod, I am likely wrong. I thought Kabul blues and spy house were part of the EON project? My bad

Edit- the link in the original post seems like i am correct?

Aja may be their most celebrated but you are way more likely to hear a song from can't buy a thrill on the radio

By a long shot.

Dan is #2 only to rush for me and as such, I favor all Dan over any supertramp. Even the pre- can't buy a thrill material and the post gaucho releases.

Katy lied

Royal scam

Pretzel logic are my top 3

Supertramp are great . Crime of the century is their best imo.

Weakest of the three songs I have heard.

That said, I have been a Alex fanboi since the 70s. I think its great that he making music he likes and I don't care for.

Art as expression lives on in Alex!

How the hell is "Scenes" in this and not "Images?" "AWAKE!" IT RULES.

No question about I&W is their best.

The Kevin Moore era is way better than the rudess era. Obviously the portnoy era shits on the mangini era imo.

If you like the rudess era and are not familiar with liquid tension experiment , then dig in!

I saw the sfam, 6doit, and bc&sl tours.

Pyscobeta beatdown baby....

 

The first cypress disc has aged much better than most rap records of that era.

 

 

D'oh!

Insane in the membrane...

Pyscobeta beatdown baby....

The first cypress disc has aged much better than rap records of that era.

I used to say darts with an attitude.

Used to shoot all the time. Now it's once in a while.

It's a great hobby/skill.

Got a sweet longbow and shoot wood arrows. Also got a wood recurve.

Tried like hell to kill an elk with my longbow. Got super close several times but no luck getting off a kill shot.

Rush

Steely Dan

Ozric tentacles

Skynrd

Zep

Genesis

Pink Floyd

Yes

Grateful Dead

Van halen

Buckethead

Spocks beard

Porcupine tree

Megadeth- pre cryptic writings

Red hot chili peppers- pre one hot minute

Public enemy

The waterboys

Between the buried and me

Charlie Daniels band - pre windows

Crosby still Nash and young

Mariilion- fish era

Liquid tension experiment

Steve Vai

Eric Johnson

Talking heads

"Iconic"? Zep II, Who's Next, Paranoid.

 

I was definitely thinking about Zep II. Mainly for Ramble On. I've heard many a later bassline steal from it. The definition of influential.

 

I say zep # 1.

 

Dazed and confused is the most iconic bass riff by zep imo.

How Many More Times ain't no slouch.

Good call. What a player.

Tommy Shaw. I think it was the HYF tour. He was OK. Nothing to write home about.

I had free tix to that show, really good seats, and saw Tommy and of course was thrilled. I took my cousin and she wasn't feeling well and we had to leave like 3 songs into Rush...sigh.

Yeah it was HYF. Saw that show twice.

Openers I have seen

Max Webster

Y & T

Blue oyster Cult

John butcher

Tommy shaw

Queen- the game

Another one bites the dust

Crazy little thing called love

And as an added ass kicking bonus

Dragon attack

Under pressure is likely their most iconic song . Just ask vanilla ice!

BSSM by RHCP

 

The Righteous And The Wicked

Naked In The Rain

Suck My Kiss

I Could Have Lied

 

Just not even gonna mention Give It Away are you? lol

 

 

EDIT: This is actually a great great choice. The bass drives most of the songs and nearly every line is top tier.

If we are going to focus on iconic songs , It's give it away.

I don't consider any of the others to be iconic.