https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRwq9HrkTI0
i miss my brother.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRwq9HrkTI0
i miss my brother.
One of my top ten all time favorite songs ever.Quote:
Originally Posted by KQ
“I’m your toy,
I’m your old boy,
But I don’t want no one but you to love me
No I wouldn't lie,
You know I'm not that kind of guy...”
Thinking of all us who haven't been able to see loved ones for a while and probably for quite a bit longer reminded me of this
Not to mention all the immigrants who now can't see their families--hopefully Biden can fix that.
^^^Add this one to the lament of loneliness
Here's a couple that are hard to listen to--midwest tragedies
For all those you're missing this holiday season.............
https://youtu.be/tuTWA6SBupY
Have I put this here yet? Some old school -
https://youtu.be/R7f189Z0v0Y
and as a bonus
https://youtu.be/5rF_jr4RGe0
This is beautifully sad. RIP Nanci.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AN4EXY91SJw
Was fortunate to see it live fall 1991. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCwIHwSt8RU
Underrated
https://youtu.be/Yn1WbBaWTdc
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FKNAQuote:
Originally Posted by Skidog
whoa blast from the past… saw live summer 1990Quote:
Originally Posted by Marshall Tucker
https://youtu.be/KhxIBgJTOVI
I cant embed :(
copy the video URL then bracket it between video tags [ video ] [ / video ] without the spaces I addedQuote:
Originally Posted by Salvelinusconfluentus
https://youtu.be/KhxIBgJTOVI
Thank you Charlie. RIP.
to memory it was a diatribe on the AIDs that was raging then.Quote:
Originally Posted by hikesalot
I some way some how never saw this thread until this recent bump…. There is some absolutely incredible music in here…. Grew up with Concrete Blonde and Blind Melon…. Saw these guys a ton and this song still gives me the chills…
https://youtu.be/5mF4pKSi2SU
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One of my favorites, saw them a bunch of times.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marshall Tucker
You probably know this song was written by Matthew Preboy of Wall of Voodoo.
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How did I miss this thread. Some great stuff. A few contributions that I hope are new. Also, insert anything Eliott Smith
In a five-star review, Rolling Stone critic David Fricke wrote that Sea Change was "the best album Beck has ever made, and it sounds like he's paid dearly for the achievement."
Good call on "For No One".
It's pretty rough, for a Beatles song, depending upon what head space you are in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
And since I have the mic again, an angsty high school track. It backed up a high school friend's suicide so it keeps a spot for me:
Nice stuff Art, I’m right there with you on these.
Sorry about your friend’s passing.
And yes, Sea Change was awesome. Just a completely heartbroken album. I think he’s done just as great stuff since like Colors for example.
Spent most of the day on customer calls and listening to pretty much all of the songs posted…. Again, some truly unbelievable music…. This is another great one for me that the words are just so powerful…. So glad I saw this bump…
https://youtu.be/8AHCfZTRGiI
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Good call, but I would have gone with “Do you realize?” for beautifully sadQuote:
Originally Posted by Art Shirk
I think it is more the context for the song, but I agree that Do you realize hits hard. As I understand it, Coyne said it was written as a tribute to a friend who was battling cancer and has since succumbed. The pink robots being the cancer cells she was fighting.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyCarter
Rose and Brian were an item all through college and for several years after. Big Deadheads, followed the band all over the place, saw literally hundreds of shows, Brian once told me his number was over 400. A few years after school, Brian broke up with Rose. Rose killed herself. At the funeral they played this, there were no dry eyes that day.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEwtUf2sGX4
Geez, that’s awfully sad.
I haven't heard that one before. Thanks for posting.
Glad to hear Lucinda's touring again after her stroke. I heard her a couple of years ago and thought her voice was better than ever. She also explained what each song was about--i.e. what guy--something she doesn't usually do.
Seeing Buddy Miller in that video reminded me of this
Listen to it on youtube and hang around for the next song too.
Listening to Buddy do that Otis Redding song reminded me of this. (To Love Somebody was supposedly written for Otis too, but he died.)
Thank you KQQuote:
Originally Posted by KQ
You'll probably like this one too then:Quote:
Originally Posted by old goat
https://youtu.be/qtvtvFG7cx8
de nadaQuote:
Originally Posted by Salvelinusconfluentus
sorry if I posted this one before. With one kid all the way across the country and the other one half way across the world it hits home. I don't dare let my wife hear it, although some say sad songs make us feel better when we're sad.
Hey OG and any other Emmylou fans - this is a great CD that highly recommend:
Emmylou Harris Tribute Concert Recorded for Live Album, DVD