adj4u, we know what he meant, and in the spirit of going down memory lane, pray may I ask what are your memories of bands that blazed a trail for all these young pups who call themselves "muso's" today. Maybe a bit of Hendricks for you ?

derek and the domino's

ditto bonnie miss...i have enjoyed thinkin' about some of the bands from back in the day...brings back so many memories!!

Blondemom, whadda ya mean..................back in the days, I live it now!!! Never really left that era. Got over 4000 CD's and not to mention my vinly collection, drives my kids nuts when I crank up my "real music"

I agree Bonnie Miss i havent listened to any new rock in 15 years!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

Oh yes, i totally do too, but still was reminded about some today.
I love my music soo much, and i know exactly what u mean about drivin your kids crazy...they used to get that way about it, but are so used to it now...and love it too.
their fiends always comment to them about knowin the words to EVERY song they hear.
they just say...."if u grew up in my house u would too..no choice in the matter". I love it!!!

OMG !! I sound more and more like my mum each day................."back in the day when you could understand music " HELP !!!!!
<======= getting old

i know...and now my daughter is sayin it to me!!

Must share this one with you guys, when " Men in Black " was released by Will Smith and my daughter was singing it, I was singing along to the tune and singing the Patrice Rushen version. My daughter got real upset, turned to me and said " You always have to spoil a good song by adding your own words, you are sooo SAD" Well, that was it, I went to my collection, dragged out the original version, showed her the date and than played it to her.Now, most of my stuff lives in here room, especially with some of the new crappers, erm, I mean rappers "sampling" old songs.

LoL....i know, when i want to listen to somethin, half the time, i am goin...ok kids, where the hell is my cd this time?
Now i tell 'em to burn their own copy, and keep their mits off mine!!

I think the Doo dog been listenin' 2 mine.

Just thought this wise old buff and connossieur
of fine music would stop by & Say hi ...
Just wanted to see what was popular these days.

I entered so many bands and songs in past threads
my fingers are numb from all the posting...

I think I'll go play some Incredible String band
an incredible band from the 60's from Wales perhaps.
and Super Session...Season of the witch....
with Al Kooper from the Blues Project. Stephen Stills
of many incarnations and the late Michael Bloomfield
formerly with Paul Butterfield Blue's Band...

Dave Matthews "Ants Marching...."

Had enough BAD LOVE by Eric Clapton...

"In the presence of the Lord"....By Blind Faith...

Bring down "Colored Rain"...Traffic

< ====== this vision now haunts me, pity you cannot see his wig that's flown off of his head...........

Gotta love it!!

By the way rocker, I did fx breakfast this morn'..... Baby steps, I'll get there.

Punz, if you're adventreous and want to explore, try Yanni, his version of the Flower Duet(Leo Delibes’s ) is staggering. You may also want to look for Koji Kondo ( yes, one and the same who composed for the Mario games) Legend of Zelda medly is fantastic. We forgot ..........

Claptom
Peter Frampton
Roxy Music

Riders on the Storm and Spanish Caravan

some great tunes by one of
my all time favorite bands...
The Doors of Perception.

I saw them back in 1968, the last show in Bridgeport,
at my new high school's football field, before
Jim got busted right after that, in New Haven ...

Blind faith, and Jimi Hendrix
also rolled through for a gig that summer...

ah..." those were the days" ...as Cream sang....

Bonny Miss....
You say Yanni is staggering...!!!
Wow, I'll have to check that out...

I have not heard much of his work and I have to say
I have not been much of a fan with what I have heard....

but, I am always open to suggestions....
Thank you...

Peter Gabriel
The Yardbirds
Herman's Hermits
Jeff Beck

I love Yanni. Your'e very welcome Rapunzel