Ahh, Chicago
'25 or 6 to 4' is great, the entire Silver album is great, but I get I won't get out of the car for Chicago's 'I'm a Man' - especially when you get past the drum solo!. Add Thin Lizzy's 'Boys are Back in Town' to my list.
Chan
I Will Never Change The Channel For...
There are so many, I honestly don't know how ya'll can pick just five. But, and its a BIG BUT, now that I have a Beautiful Grand Baby Girl, I found myself setting in the truck today, listening to Pride and Joy, SRV.
We don't have a lesson on it, and I don't think the chords are that tough, but I just haven't been able to add the shuffle and some of the other techniques. Maybe someday!
SCott
We don't have a lesson on it, and I don't think the chords are that tough, but I just haven't been able to add the shuffle and some of the other techniques. Maybe someday!
SCott
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thereshopeyet
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Gosh
Thanks Neil !
I that's got to be more than a coincidence. :woohoo:
I purchased Guess Who Greatest Hits recently and it came with a download. :dry:
:ohmy:
Guess Who - Greatest Hits
Thanks Neil !
I that's got to be more than a coincidence. :woohoo:
I purchased Guess Who Greatest Hits recently and it came with a download. :dry:
:ohmy:
Guess Who - Greatest Hits
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A true story ... about a tune I heard on the day that I had just finished a 12-year adult education experience.
Yes, that means attending evening courses and accomplishing whatever is necessary to succeed, while working a day job and trying to have a life.
So ... one early April afternoon I finally found myself presenting my Master's degree dissertation, and got the best reception possible ... DONE !!
I still had some hours to do at work that day ... drove there and a magical parking space appeared just near the building's entrance, miraculous !
So I parked and turned off the ignition. But what was that split-second sound just before the radio went quiet ?
YESSSS !! I turned the radio back on and there it was: the very start of SCHOOOOOLS OUT FOREEEEVER !
I stayed in the car to experience Alice Cooper's "School's Out" (from beginning to end) in a CERTAINLY exceptional way.
Reclining my seat back-rest as much as possible, almost horizontal, I closed my eyes and put the volume up SO HIGH that the car was bouncing.
I peeked a bit and saw that passers-by were avoiding getting too close to the car ... my ears RANG for days.
Had I turned off the ignition a split-second earlier, I would have missed it ... SYNCHRONICITY !
For me, the real impact is in the studio version, but here is something more visual:
Pierre
Yes, that means attending evening courses and accomplishing whatever is necessary to succeed, while working a day job and trying to have a life.
So ... one early April afternoon I finally found myself presenting my Master's degree dissertation, and got the best reception possible ... DONE !!
I still had some hours to do at work that day ... drove there and a magical parking space appeared just near the building's entrance, miraculous !
So I parked and turned off the ignition. But what was that split-second sound just before the radio went quiet ?
YESSSS !! I turned the radio back on and there it was: the very start of SCHOOOOOLS OUT FOREEEEVER !
I stayed in the car to experience Alice Cooper's "School's Out" (from beginning to end) in a CERTAINLY exceptional way.
Reclining my seat back-rest as much as possible, almost horizontal, I closed my eyes and put the volume up SO HIGH that the car was bouncing.
I peeked a bit and saw that passers-by were avoiding getting too close to the car ... my ears RANG for days.
Had I turned off the ignition a split-second earlier, I would have missed it ... SYNCHRONICITY !
For me, the real impact is in the studio version, but here is something more visual:
Pierre