Summer Breeze - Don't Look Back In Anger - Zombie - Top Jimmy (1 Viewer)

[Nipsey]

Summer Breeze https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQQbjpomexo

Don't Look Back in Anger https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmpRLQZkTb8

Zombie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95HqlWRFrAk

Top Jimmy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssi9du5lUpA

 

[FairWarning]

Oasis all day for me.

 

[Ilov80s]

Random assortment of songs. What is the connection?

 

[rockaction]

Had to go with Oasis and I generally seriously dislike almost anything Gen Z likes besides their absurd rap.

Queen and Fleetwood Mac?? Ugh. Send that **** back to the kitchen and please don’t take offense but I’d like something less overdone.

 

[El Floppo]

Zombie
Summer Breeze



Oasis





VH

 

[El Floppo]

Had to go with Oasis and I generally seriously dislike almost anything Gen Z likes besides their absurd rap.

Queen and Fleetwood Mac?? Ugh. Send that **** back to the kitchen and please don’t take offense but I’d like something less overdone.

Queen and Fleetwood Mac.


Go on...

 

[Dr. Octopus]

Queen and Fleetwood Mac??

Did they cover Zombie and Summer Breeze?

 

[rockaction]

Had to go with Oasis and I generally seriously dislike almost anything Gen Z likes besides their absurd rap.

Queen and Fleetwood Mac?? Ugh. Send that **** back to the kitchen and please don’t take offense but I’d like something less overdone.

Queen and Fleetwood Mac.


Go on...

Queen is okay but probably the last of the big bands I’d pick as a sort of generational agreement.

Fleetwood Mac reminds me of bad fashion, older hi-fi (not necessarily a bad thing), but just sort of a period in time and in style and class that gives me the willies. Their fans strike me as believers in astrology and prone to cult recruitment. They met in Atherton in ‘66 and SF was about to explode and so many things out of there and out of that era are just oogy.

Never dug them. Not even when I was a kid.

 

[rockaction]

Queen and Fleetwood Mac??

Did they cover Zombie and Summer Breeze?

Heh. No, just a rhetorical response to Gen Z loving the Mac.

 

[El Floppo]

Had to go with Oasis and I generally seriously dislike almost anything Gen Z likes besides their absurd rap.

Queen and Fleetwood Mac?? Ugh. Send that **** back to the kitchen and please don’t take offense but I’d like something less overdone.

Queen and Fleetwood Mac.


Go on...

Queen is okay but probably the last of the big bands I’d pick as a sort of generational agreement.

Fleetwood Mac reminds of bad fashion, older hi-fi (not necessarily a bad thing), but just sort of a period in time and in style and class that gives me the willies. Their fans strike me as believers in astrology and prone to cult recruitment. They met in Atherton and SF was about to explode and so many things out of there and out of that era are just oogy.

Never dug them. Not even when I was a kid.

Thoughts on the Eagles, Flying Burrito Brothers and other bands that on the surface have nothing to do with this thread?

 

[rockaction]

Had to go with Oasis and I generally seriously dislike almost anything Gen Z likes besides their absurd rap.

Queen and Fleetwood Mac?? Ugh. Send that **** back to the kitchen and please don’t take offense but I’d like something less overdone.

Queen and Fleetwood Mac.


Go on...

Queen is okay but probably the last of the big bands I’d pick as a sort of generational agreement.

Fleetwood Mac reminds of bad fashion, older hi-fi (not necessarily a bad thing), but just sort of a period in time and in style and class that gives me the willies. Their fans strike me as believers in astrology and prone to cult recruitment. They met in Atherton and SF was about to explode and so many things out of there and out of that era are just oogy.

Never dug them. Not even when I was a kid.

Thoughts on the Eagles, Flying Burrito Brothers and other bands that on the surface have nothing to do with this thread?

Heh. I think I just explained it to Doc. Oasis is selling out the Hollywood Bowl for nights on end and it’s a young, Gen Z crowd as detailed in a bunch of articles I’ve read. Young kids paying gobsmacking amounts of cash for merch wearing Lennon glasses and bucket hats.

It’s back!

Gen Z also digs Queen and the Mac.

 

[El Floppo]

Had to go with Oasis and I generally seriously dislike almost anything Gen Z likes besides their absurd rap.

Queen and Fleetwood Mac?? Ugh. Send that **** back to the kitchen and please don’t take offense but I’d like something less overdone.

Queen and Fleetwood Mac.


Go on...

Queen is okay but probably the last of the big bands I’d pick as a sort of generational agreement.

Fleetwood Mac reminds of bad fashion, older hi-fi (not necessarily a bad thing), but just sort of a period in time and in style and class that gives me the willies. Their fans strike me as believers in astrology and prone to cult recruitment. They met in Atherton and SF was about to explode and so many things out of there and out of that era are just oogy.

Never dug them. Not even when I was a kid.

Thoughts on the Eagles, Flying Burrito Brothers and other bands that on the surface have nothing to do with this thread?

Heh. I think I just explained it to Doc. Oasis is selling out the Hollywood Bowl for nights on end and it’s a young, Gen Z crowd as detailed in a bunch of articles I’ve read. Young kids paying gobsmacking amounts of cash for merch wearing Lennon glasses and bucket hats.

It’s back!

Gen Z also digs Queen and the Mac.

So youve read rhat gen z likes Oasis and also likes those other bands. That's the connection?



So...these gen z people...do they also like other things?

 

[rockaction]

How Gen Z made Fleetwood Mac the hottest band in America - The Boston Globe

Fifty years later, "Silver Springs" remains a breakup ballad for the ages.

www.bostonglobe.com

Don’t Stop Us Now: Why Queen Remains Popular among Gen Z

Pace senior Jessika Pietryka stood mesmerized at what she was seeing at the Bell Centre in Montreal, Canada. The extravagant lights and roaring music that played throughout the venue made the international trip worth it for Pietryka, who sought out to see her favorite band, Queen, live in...

pacechronicle.com

Queen isn’t as overwhelmingly popular as the Mac as far as Gen Z goes.

 

[zamboni]

Really good diverse selection here - all killer songs in their own right.

I give the edge to Summer Breeze - great harmonies and not too many songs had the gumption to pull off a toy piano (the great Larry Knechtel here). Plus my first dog's name was Jasmine.

 

[rockaction]

Had to go with Oasis and I generally seriously dislike almost anything Gen Z likes besides their absurd rap.

Queen and Fleetwood Mac?? Ugh. Send that **** back to the kitchen and please don’t take offense but I’d like something less overdone.

Queen and Fleetwood Mac.


Go on...

Queen is okay but probably the last of the big bands I’d pick as a sort of generational agreement.

Fleetwood Mac reminds of bad fashion, older hi-fi (not necessarily a bad thing), but just sort of a period in time and in style and class that gives me the willies. Their fans strike me as believers in astrology and prone to cult recruitment. They met in Atherton and SF was about to explode and so many things out of there and out of that era are just oogy.

Never dug them. Not even when I was a kid.

Thoughts on the Eagles, Flying Burrito Brothers and other bands that on the surface have nothing to do with this thread?

Heh. I think I just explained it to Doc. Oasis is selling out the Hollywood Bowl for nights on end and it’s a young, Gen Z crowd as detailed in a bunch of articles I’ve read. Young kids paying gobsmacking amounts of cash for merch wearing Lennon glasses and bucket hats.

It’s back!

Gen Z also digs Queen and the Mac.

So youve read rhat gen z likes Oasis and also likes those other bands. That's the connection?



So...these gen z people...do they also like other things?

Dude, they assiduously love the Mac. And they like to wear Floyd shirts.

As for what they like—they like ****ty mustaches, especially the MLB pitchers who are aces that are one pitch away from Tommy John surgery.

 

[El Floppo]

I mean, its a list of 4 songs to rate...so i guess free association offers more opportunity for discussion.

In an odd, odd way.


Burma!

 

[zamboni]

I give the edge to Summer Breeze - great harmonies

Also have to give the nod to VH's harmonies on Top Jimmy though - I don't think they ever harmonized better than this in the Roth days.

 

[rockaction]

I give the edge to Summer Breeze - great harmonies

Also have to give the nod to VH's harmonies on Top Jimmy though - I don't think they ever harmonized better than this in the Roth days.

Top Jimmy and his Rhythm Kings
Top Jimmy cooks
Top Jimmy swings
He’s got the looks
Top Jimmy he’s the king

 

[zamboni]

I give the edge to Summer Breeze - great harmonies

Also have to give the nod to VH's harmonies on Top Jimmy though - I don't think they ever harmonized better than this in the Roth days.

Top Jimmy and his Rhythm Kings
Top Jimmy cooks
Top Jimmy swings
He’s got the looks
Top Jimmy he’s the king

Oh, Jimmy

 

[El Floppo]

24 Hour Party People is one of my favorite music movies

 

[rockaction]

24 Hour Party People is one of my favorite music movies

What’s the free association here, Flop?

 

[urbanhack]

Other - White Zombie

 

[Joe Schmo]

Tuna casserole

 

[El Floppo]

24 Hour Party People is one of my favorite music movies

What’s the free association here, Flop?

Yes

 

[NCCommish]

Summer Breeze https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQQbjpomexo

Don't Look Back in Anger https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmpRLQZkTb8

Zombie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95HqlWRFrAk

Top Jimmy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssi9du5lUpA

Summer Breeze all day

 

[Ilov80s]

Zombie. Easily. Like super easily.

 

[shuke]

This is like the perfect mix of dissimilar great songs. It makes choosing difficult. 10/10 thread, will read again.

 

[rockaction]

I would like to change my vote to “Summer Breeze” in later September.