Somehow Im missing a 17th rounder for you. Any recollection
Yeah. I was just counting my remaining years. I think I missed a round somewhere. I'll make some catch-up picks. Thanks.
Dirt is my favorite AIC album but my favorite AIC song comes off Facelift. We Die Young still blows me away all these years later. Many times it is the song I use to kick off my workouts.really wanted to take something from these guys but couldnt make it work
that run of sap/dirt/jar of flies was redonkulous
facelift was a great debut but the jump they made after it was incredible.
faster we run ya that song is great my fav on that album is it aint like that. love that riff.Dirt is my favorite AIC album but my favorite AIC song comes off Facelift. We Die Young still blows me away all these years later. Many times it is the song I use to kick off my workouts.
The video's.. something I guessI have this as your 19th
Pick
Draft#
Drafter
Song
Artist
Year
24
24
Zamboni
--
Bus Stop
The Hollies
1966
7
37
Zamboni
--
Bernadette
The Four Tops
1967
24
107
Zamboni
--
Wichita Lineman
Glenn Campbell
1968
24
108
Zamboni
--
1969
The Stooges
1969
7
133
Zamboni
--
Psychedelic Shack
The Temptations
1970
7
134
Zamboni
--
Hocus Pocus
Focus
1971
24
227
Zamboni
--
Go all The Way
The Raspberries
1972
24
228
Zamboni
--
Whiskey in The Jar
Thin Lizzy
1973
7
253
Zamboni
--
Fox on the Run
The Sweet
1974
7
254
Zamboni
--
Love Machine
The Miracles
1975
24
347
Zamboni
--
Give up The Funk
Parliament
1976
24
348
Zamboni
--
Elevation
Television
1977
7
373
Zamboni
--
Drivers Seat
Sniff N The Tears
1978
7
374
Zamboni
--
Cars
Gary Numan
1979
24
467
Zamboni
--
I Love a Rainy Night
Eddie Rabbit
1980
24
468
Zamboni
--
The Breakup Song
The Greg Kihn Band
1981
7
493
Zamboni
--
A Million Miles Away
The Plimsouls
1982
7
494
Zamboni
--
Mental Health (Bang Your Head)
Quiet Riot
1983
24
587
Zamboni
--
Sister Christian
Night Ranger
1984
24
588
Zamboni
--
All You Zombies
The Hooters
1985
7
613
Zamboni
--
Dont Dream its Over
Crowded House
1986
7
614
Zamboni
--
Alex Chilton
The Replacements
1987
24
707
Zamboni
--
Chains Of Love
Erasure
1988
24
708
Zamboni
--
Sowing the Seeds of Love
Tears for Fears
1989
30
779
Zamboni
--
Epic
Faith No More
1990
30
780
Zamboni
--
Big Me
Foo Fighters
1996
30
839
Zamboni
--
Innuendo
Queen
1991
30
840
Zamboni
--
Nearly Lost You
Screaming Trees
1992
30
899
Zamboni
--
Sister Havana
Urge Overkill
1993
30
900
Zamboni
--
Kiss From A Rose
Seal
1995
30
959
Zamboni
--
Bittersweet Symphony
The Verve
1997
30
960
Zamboni
--
Zombie
The Cranberries
1994
30
1019
Zamboni
Pretty Fly for a White Guy
The Offspring
1998
30
1020
Zamboni
Race for the Stars
The Flaming Lips
1999
Paper Sun is an under rated classic.
Wow, interesting. Had no idea.
RJD had quite a different music career before Rainbow/Sabbath/solo. From wiki:Wow, interesting. Had no idea.
Dio's musical career began in 1957 when several Cortland, New York musicians formed the band, The Vegas Kings. The group's lineup consisted of Dio on bass guitar, Billy DeWolfe on lead vocals, Nick Pantas on guitar, Tom Rogers on drums, and Jack Musci on saxophone.
In 1958, the band again changed their name from Ronnie & The Rumblers to Ronnie and the Redcaps. Musci left the band in 1960, and a new guitarist, **** Botoff, joined the lineup. The Redcaps released two singles: The first single was "Conquest"/"Lover" with the A-side being an instrumental reminiscent of The Ventures and the B-side featuring DeWolfe on lead vocals. The second single was "An Angel Is Missing"/"What'd I Say" which featured Dio on lead vocals for both tracks.
Explanations vary for how Padavona adopted the stage name "Dio". One story is that Dio was a reference to mafia member Johnny Dio.[9] Another has it that Padavona's grandmother said he had a gift from God and should be called "Dio". ("God" in Italian.) Whatever the inspiration, Padavona first used it on a recording in 1960, when he added it to the band's second release on Seneca. Soon after that the band modified their name to Ronnie Dio and the Prophets. The Prophets lineup lasted for several years, touring throughout the New York region and playing college fraternity parties. They produced one single for Atlantic[10] and one album. Some of the singles (such as "Mr. Misery", released on Swan) were labeled as being by Ronnie Dio as a solo artist even if the rest of the Prophets contributed to the recording. The group released several singles during the following years, until early 1967. Dio continued to use his birth name on any songwriting credits on those releases.
In late 1967 Ronnie Dio and the Prophets transformed into a new band called The Electric Elves and added a keyboard player. Following recovery from a deadly car accident in February 1968 (which killed guitarist Nick Pantas and put Dio and other band members in the hospital briefly), the group shortened its name to The Elves and used that name until mid 1972 when it released its first proper album under the name Elf. Over the next few years, the group went on to become a regular opening act for Deep Purple. Elf recorded three albums until the members' involvement recording the first Rainbow album in early 1975 resulted in Elf disbanding.
Definitely one of the top list for me.
You're probably the only one though.Acer---here's my pick you're missing from your master list. Thanks.17.xx The Church - You Took (1982)
These guys are not underrated but are definitely underappreciated workhorses. They've released 20+ albums of good to great music since 1981. This is a classic from, arguably, their best album, The Blurred Crusade. It never got much radio exposure (nothing from this album did) but is still a staple in their live shows.
I saw AA and thought the rules had been changed. Deleted. Pick away.I guess its 4:00 somewhere
Two bands that somehow aren't going to make it onto my list, which is shocking since Spoon is my favourite band ever and LCD is the band I'm most looking forward to seeing for the first time this summer.
I saw that. They also announced more tour dates. I'll definitely be seeing them in SLC on 4/23. Thinking about making the 4 hour drive to Boise to see them too.Frightened Rabbit released the first song from their upcoming album this AM
I saw AA and thought the rules had been changed. Deleted. Pick away.
eta* And I'm on West Coast time, which makes it funnier.![]()
but have been up for about 36 hours and can't wait. Sorry everybody gllllllllllllI will not be taking any mulligansIf anyone does not intend to take any mulligans, let me know and I will consider your bar this weekend's premiere installment of my upcoming web series Posters in [Imaginary] Bars Drinking Cocktails, a fictitious review of your bar and its jukebox in a mock-interview format.
No Mulligans for meIf anyone does not intend to take any mulligans, let me know and I will consider your bar this weekend's premiere installment of my upcoming web series Posters in [Imaginary] Bars Drinking Cocktails, a fictitious review of your bar and its jukebox in a mock-interview format.
I thought these guys were going to be huge. But, other than this & "Screw Your Wig On Tight" (& I think one slow jam), they fizzled out pretty quick even on black channels.
I will not take mulligans for my jukebox I will link.If anyone does not intend to take any mulligans, let me know and I will consider your bar this weekend's premiere installment of my upcoming web series Posters in [Imaginary] Bars Drinking Cocktails, a fictitious review of your bar and its jukebox in a mock-interview format.
I knew it! "Hello, It's Me" was one of my personal choices for '72.Binky The Doormat said:My artist is no suprise to most here: Todd Rundgren