Cleaver and Ad's Music Thread

1984ReturnsForReal_2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFRpMt9rMu0

1984ReturnsForReal_2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3haYAbqKjA


"Johnny B. Goode" is among the most widely covered rock and roll songs in history. The list of performers includes:

• AC/DC
• Aerosmith
• Al Kooper
• Alvin and the Chipmunks
• Andr!s Calamaro
• Bad Religion
• B.B. King
• Beach Boys
• The Beatles
• Big Tom And The Mainliners
• Bill Haley & His Comets
• Bon Jovi
• Bon Scott (with Cheap Trick)
• Brian Wilson
• Buck Owens
• Buckle Street
• Buddy Holly
• Bugs Henderson
• Burning
• Carlos Santana
• The Carpenters
• Celine Dion
• Children of Bodom
• Cidade Negra
• Dion
• Dr. Feelgood
• Earthlings?
• Eddie Meduza
• Elton John
• Elvis Presley
• Five Iron Frenzy
• Frank Marino
• Freddie & the Dreamers
• Grateful Dead
• George Thorogood
• Green Day
• Hanson
• Jerry Lee Lewis
• Jim & Jesse
• Jimi Hendrix
• John Denver
• John Farnham
• John Mayer Trio
• Johnny Dowd
• Johnny Rivers
• Johnny Winter
• Jonny Lang
• Judas Priest
• Julian Lennon
• Led Zeppelin
• Living Colour
• LL Cool J ("Go Cut Creator Go")
• Los Suaves
• Lynyrd Skynyrd
• Marc Broussard
• Michael J. Fox as Marty McFly
• Meat Loaf
• Men at Work
• MF Doom
• Motörhead
• NOFX
• NRBQ
• Off Kilter
• Operation Ivy
• Peter Tosh (1983)
• Phillip Magee
• Phish
• Prince
• Ratdog
• The Rolling Stones
• Rory Gallagher
• Roy Buchanan
• The Sex Pistols
• The Shadows
• The Silver Wilburys
• Slade
• Slaughter & The Dogs
• The Stimulators
• Stray Cats
• The Tornadoes
• The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain
• Twisted Sister
• Uncle Tupelo
• Wes Paul
• Will Hoge
• The Who

1984ReturnsForReal_2

A name off that list brings you to here

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wacfM3NRb_8

& if you dont like that one try this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwWUOmk7wO0

vivatifosi

1984ReturnsForReal wrote: »

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3haYAbqKjA


"Johnny B. Goode" is among the most widely covered rock and roll songs in history. The list of performers includes:

• AC/DC
• Aerosmith
• Al Kooper
• Alvin and the Chipmunks
• Andr!s Calamaro
• Bad Religion
• B.B. King
• Beach Boys
• The Beatles
• Big Tom And The Mainliners
• Bill Haley & His Comets
• Bon Jovi
• Bon Scott (with Cheap Trick)
• Brian Wilson
• Buck Owens
• Buckle Street
• Buddy Holly
• Bugs Henderson
• Burning
• Carlos Santana
• The Carpenters
• Celine Dion
• Children of Bodom
• Cidade Negra
• Dion
• Dr. Feelgood
• Earthlings?
• Eddie Meduza
• Elton John
• Elvis Presley
• Five Iron Frenzy
• Frank Marino
• Freddie & the Dreamers
• Grateful Dead
• George Thorogood
• Green Day
• Hanson
• Jerry Lee Lewis
• Jim & Jesse
• Jimi Hendrix
• John Denver
• John Farnham
• John Mayer Trio
• Johnny Dowd
• Johnny Rivers
• Johnny Winter
• Jonny Lang
• Judas Priest
• Julian Lennon
• Led Zeppelin
• Living Colour
• LL Cool J ("Go Cut Creator Go")
• Los Suaves
• Lynyrd Skynyrd
• Marc Broussard
• Michael J. Fox as Marty McFly
• Meat Loaf
• Men at Work
• MF Doom
• Motörhead
• NOFX
• NRBQ
• Off Kilter
• Operation Ivy
• Peter Tosh (1983)
• Phillip Magee
• Phish
• Prince
• Ratdog
• The Rolling Stones
• Rory Gallagher
• Roy Buchanan
• The Sex Pistols
• The Shadows
• The Silver Wilburys
• Slade
• Slaughter & The Dogs
• The Stimulators
• Stray Cats
• The Tornadoes
• The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain
• Twisted Sister
• Uncle Tupelo
• Wes Paul
• Will Hoge
• The Who

Bloomin' heck. That post has to be thanked, not least for the fact that it must have taken you about two hours to put together. I still don't know how to do the links with the name rather than the full URL after all these years (does the we're not worthy sign to 1984). I would thank you several more times for the effort, but unfortunately I'm not a silverbug and don't have 20 or so AEs to fall back on.

1984ReturnsForReal_2

vivatifosi wrote: »

Bloomin' heck. That post has to be thanked, not least for the fact that it must have taken you about two hours to put together. I still don't know how to do the links with the name rather than the full URL after all these years (does the we're not worthy sign to 1984). I would thank you several more times for the effort, but unfortunately I'm not a silverbug and don't have 20 or so AEs to fall back on.

The point was. The man was an artist.

Thank God for Wiki.

& Led Zeppelin & The Who &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&

Edit: And Lennon & Judas Priest & the Stones & Aerosmith & LL Cool J <<<<<<<<<<

Cleaver

fc123 wrote: »

Where's Cleaver?....he started his thread then went AWOL.

Yeah, sorry about that! Been a bit busy this with work this week and about to go out now for the rest of the day.

Will be around tomorrow to check out everyone's vids and post my own up for your listening [STRIKE]dis[/STRIKE]pleasure.

1984ReturnsForReal_2

Then he somehow got himself on board The Starship Enterprise Allowance Scheme With a Prince of Wales award for pushing valium and amphetamines

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JZSFW6oM58

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3J5CFiv-bvQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSRKhfolyd0&feature=fvst

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4D2qcbu26gs

fc123

1984ReturnsForReal wrote: »

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3haYAbqKjA


"Johnny B. Goode" is among the most widely covered rock and roll songs in history. The list of performers includes:

• AC/DC
• Aerosmith
• Al Kooper
• Alvin and the Chipmunks
• Andr!s Calamaro
• Bad Religion
• B.B. King
• Beach Boys
• The Beatles
• Big Tom And The Mainliners
• Bill Haley & His Comets
• Bon Jovi
• Bon Scott (with Cheap Trick)
• Brian Wilson
• Buck Owens
• Buckle Street
• Buddy Holly
• Bugs Henderson
• Burning
• Carlos Santana
• The Carpenters
• Celine Dion
• Children of Bodom
• Cidade Negra
• Dion
• Dr. Feelgood
• Earthlings?
• Eddie Meduza
• Elton John
• Elvis Presley
• Five Iron Frenzy
• Frank Marino
• Freddie & the Dreamers
• Grateful Dead
• George Thorogood
• Green Day
• Hanson
• Jerry Lee Lewis
• Jim & Jesse
• Jimi Hendrix
• John Denver
• John Farnham
• John Mayer Trio
• Johnny Dowd
• Johnny Rivers
• Johnny Winter
• Jonny Lang
• Judas Priest
• Julian Lennon
• Led Zeppelin
• Living Colour
• LL Cool J ("Go Cut Creator Go")
• Los Suaves
• Lynyrd Skynyrd
• Marc Broussard
• Michael J. Fox as Marty McFly
• Meat Loaf
• Men at Work
• MF Doom
• Motörhead
• NOFX
• NRBQ
• Off Kilter
• Operation Ivy
• Peter Tosh (1983)
• Phillip Magee
• Phish
• Prince
• Ratdog
• The Rolling Stones
• Rory Gallagher
• Roy Buchanan
• The Sex Pistols
• The Shadows
• The Silver Wilburys
• Slade
• Slaughter & The Dogs
• The Stimulators
• Stray Cats
• The Tornadoes
• The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain
• Twisted Sister
• Uncle Tupelo
• Wes Paul
• Will Hoge
• The Who

Gosh 1984.....you really got into the thread in the end
Mind you, I still haven't forgiven you for the link of ELO E-ee-evil Woman...danga langa alanga an.

It's still rears up now and again into my head and stays there. 0-0

Must have been one of those 'recipe' type songs (like Abba and Elton John) that loops into the head and sticks there.

michaels

As this is an OT thread I reckon there is no reason I shouldn't go off thread topic.

I posted a couple of songs but really it was the albums rather than the specific singles I was commending because I think in albums - I have only ever bought a couple of singles n my life when I was in young teens - otherwise I see the basic unit of music as the album not the song - and no compilation albums do not do it for me.

Nowadays with MP3s the impression I get is that this is a vary old fashioned way of doing music and that I should be just downloading the killer and ignoring the filler.

Any thoughts - is it generational? Is the album dead? Is that why music isn't what it used to be?

fc123

michaels wrote: »

As this is an OT thread I reckon there is no reason I shouldn't go off thread topic.

I posted a couple of songs but really it was the albums rather than the specific singles I was commending because I think in albums - I have only ever bought a couple of singles n my life when I was in young teens - otherwise I see the basic unit of music as the album not the song - and no compilation albums do not do it for me.

Nowadays with MP3s the impression I get is that this is a vary old fashioned way of doing music and that I should be just downloading the killer and ignoring the filler.

Any thoughts - is it generational? Is the album dead? Is that why music isn't what it used to be?

I don't 'do' mp3 as yet....mainly as I never got around to getting one so I still buy a CD, put it on and skip through the filler if it's really bad.

Daughter (17 yesterday) doesn't ever buy music....she's like ''buy music?!''....for her it's a free thing that's just around to be enjoyed. Howvere she does go to gigs and they cost a lot nowadays.

Son (23) dowloads mostly free music but does buy vinyl (as he has decks) and acknowledges the price 'free music'' has had but my brother (who remembers vividly his income crashing when CD sales collpapsed ) is very laisse faire about it all and accepts that most of his work is downloaded and enjoyed for free.
He earns his main £££ from tours/gigs, collaborations with bigger artists plus sells tracks for use in films (which pays loads of £££).


The whole earplug in I have never done but only because I like to hear the world around me (even if it is a motorway noise or the noise of the tube train and so on). I may have had a walkman a long time ago but never used it.