Your favorite music

[CMD]

Lol. chase beat me to it. I was gonna post a couple from the "black and white" concert, love Orbison, but chase just beat me to it....

[pkfrey]

OMG!! Four pages of comments on favorite songs, and Chase is the only one who got it right! Elvis is on top, followed by Roy Orbinson. Now I just don't know if I can be friends with ya all anymore. Does no one listen to the King??? It's Chase and me against the world! Paul has left the building!! ( Just kidding ya know. Not!! ) LOL LOL HAH!!!

[tomclark]

We loved that series! At the end they played "Baby Blue", a song from my earlier years, and it stuck so bad hahahahaha.

[CMD]

This song has been on my mind ever since Breaking Bad ended!!!! Yes, a long time hahahaha Badfinger, Baby Blue. I wasn't much into it when it came out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkA7xQb6uPk

This one, too. lolol. Crazy songs stuck in the head of a dead-head! Journey, Wheel in the Sky
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrzVpvtsFf0

Tom, I've got a while folder of scenes from Breaking Bad. My all time favorite show, barring none! Here's the Heisenberg super cut, lol....

[Hoss]

My morning song

[Hoss]

Ndn karz

[tomclark]

yes.

[tomclark]

This song has been on my mind ever since Breaking Bad ended!!!! Yes, a long time hahahaha Badfinger, Baby Blue. I wasn't much into it when it came out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkA7xQb6uPk

This one, too. lolol. Crazy songs stuck in the head of a dead-head! Journey, Wheel in the Sky

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrzVpvtsFf0

[CMD]

[Kentucky point]

Hands down. Best music ever. Composed by Randy Edelman for the movie, Gettysburg. I watched the movie for the first time with tears in my eyes. Now, even though I watched it probably 200 times now, I still get goosebumps. It was a great movie.

[chase]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6yyJfb3a6s

[Kentucky point]

Eastbound and down

[Kentucky point]

We didn't start the fire (with historical slides)

[Hi-Lo]

Saw the Dead in 84 at Pine Knob in Mich. Changed my musical perspective.

[CMD]

So, about 1972 or so, one of my friends calls one night and asks me if I want to go see a good band. At what used to be the Lowes Theater, saw many a horror flicks there as a schoolboy, and is now the Providence Performance Arts Center. Sometimes the venue is as good as the act. Check this place out. Gotta love stuff like this:



I had never heard of the band, but why not, I'll go, thanks, good seats, first row of the balcony, and it was one of the best concerts I'd seen. And it was these guys, this tune from some years later....