Binky The Doormat
Footballguy
well that oughta be an easy findIt was linked in my write-up of Daytripper in the Beatles thread, which you obviously didn't read.
well that oughta be an easy findIt was linked in my write-up of Daytripper in the Beatles thread, which you obviously didn't read.
It's on the Brown S/T album
For that album I have Chest Fever and I Shall Be Released.
Duh - my bad. Whispering Pines is from The Band self-titled, which someone else drafted. Still recommend the studio version though.
For that album I have Chest Fever and I Shall Be Released.
Right. I'm sure the live version will do just fine though. It's The Band after all.It's on the Brown S/T album
How in the hell wasnt this drafted in the first three rounds?! I expect better from you all. This album took over the airwaves when it was released and it should have been. The first 6 songs are so good. How do you pick just two of those?Alright, the 90s are underrepresented on my island and this is near the top of the decade IMO. I associate a lot of these songs with acoustic singalongs in pubs these days but that's even better for NV island. I'll almost certainly not please people with the songs choices but...
17.09 - Pearl Jam - Ten (1991)
1. "Once" 3:51
2. "Even Flow" 4:53
3. "Alive" 5:41
4. "Why Go" 3:20
5. "Black" 5:43
6. "Jeremy" 5:18
7. "Oceans" 2:42
8. "Porch" 3:30
9. "Garden" 4:59
10. "Deep" 4:18
11. "Release" 9:05
Yeah, I took it. I don't remember the live version of it, but I'm sure I've heard it at some point. Chances are it's great.Duh - my bad. Whispering Pines is from The Band self-titled, which someone else drafted. Still recommend the studio version though.
Didn't get the Neil Young nor CSN(Y) albums I wanted, but this will still do nicely.17.3: Buffalo Springfield - Buffalo Springfield Again (1967)
Other info to follow later.
For the two songs, IMO these two are the best - one Stills-oriented and the other Neil-oriented.Due in part to personnel problems which saw Bruce Palmer and Neil Young in and out of the group, Buffalo Springfield's second album did not have as unified an approach as their debut. Yet it doesn't suffer for that in the least -- indeed, the group continued to make major strides in both their songwriting and arranging, and this record stands as their greatest triumph. Stephen Stills' "Bluebird" and "Rock & Roll Woman" were masterful folk-rockers that should have been big hits (although they did manage to become small ones); his lesser-known contributions "Hung Upside Down" and the jazz-flavored "Everydays" were also first-rate. Young contributed the Rolling Stones-derived "Mr. Soul," as well as the brilliant "Expecting to Fly" and "Broken Arrow," both of which employed lush psychedelic textures and brooding, surrealistic lyrics that stretched rock conventions to their breaking point. Richie Furay (who had not written any of the songs on the debut) takes tentative songwriting steps with three compositions, although only "A Child's Claim to Fame," with its memorable dobro hooks by James Burton, meets the standards of the material by Stills and Young; the cut also anticipates the country-rock direction of Furay's post-Springfield band, Poco. Although a slightly uneven record that did not feature the entire band on several cuts, the high points were so high and plentiful that its classic status cannot be denied.
My two would be easy. It would be Alive and Black.How do you pick just two of those?
I had no idea this was still out there. Another that must have slipped through the cracks. Love this record.How in the hell wasnt this drafted in the first three rounds?! I expect better from you all. This album took over the airwaves when it was released and it should have been. The first 6 songs are so good. How do you pick just two of those?
I can't remember who drafted that. I want to say it was Tim.That "Jesus Christ Superstar" song suddenly coming up in the mix was jarring.
(I like the show a lot.)
I was thinking of this a few rounds ago but then I listened to the back half of the album. I think this was a fair draft slot for it.How in the hell wasnt this drafted in the first three rounds?! I expect better from you all. This album took over the airwaves when it was released and it should have been. The first 6 songs are so good. How do you pick just two of those?
Ian Gillan singing, no?That "Jesus Christ Superstar" song suddenly coming up in the mix was jarring.
(I like the show a lot.)
Agreed - I think the first half is much stronger.I was thinking is this a few rounds ago but then I listened to the back half of the album. I think this was a fair draft slot for it.
I was sure this was already drafted days ago.How in the hell wasnt this drafted in the first three rounds?! I expect better from you all. This album took over the airwaves when it was released and it should have been. The first 6 songs are so good. How do you pick just two of those?
It was King Herod's Song - I think Mike D'Abo? Is that right?Ian Gillan singing, no?
Definitely was tim. I do like the record; it was just weird for it to come up in the midst of the rest of this. So was Judy Collins.I can't remember who drafted that. I want to say it was Tim.
For that song, I believe you’re right.It was King Herod's Song - I think Mike D'Abo? Is that right?
Am I the only one who hates Jeremy?Agreed - I think the first half is much stronger.
Depends... is the "gin mix" good or bad?K.Flay - Giver WTF is this?? This went right into the "gin mix". Was this a Tasker pick??
Overplayed as hell, but I think it’s a good song.Am I the only one who hates Jeremy?
I'm listening to a Screeching Weasel song and looked to see who chose this. Great stuff!!! Never heard this before and love it.Depends... is the "gin mix" good or bad?
If good - I picked it in round 14. The album is Every Where is Some Where
If bad - Tasker picked it in round 1. I don't know WTF he was thinking.
Yeah, I still like this song, too.Overplayed as hell, but I think it’s a good song.
You and everyone else in the classAm I the only one who hates Jeremy?
Pearl Jam is a band I never got.Am I the only one who hates Jeremy?
He has like 40 othersNow I'm just being reminded that I missed out on this Ryan Adams record. @Dr. Octopus
Ryan Adams? There are only 1.5 of his records I like. And a couple from his prior band.He has like 40 others
That's actually why I didn't draft him earlier. But then I regretted it. It's the Michael Jackson Conundrum.Are we still allowed to like Ryan Adams? What's the deal there?
Agree 100%. Pearl Jam never clicked for me. But, then again, neither has The Beach Boys, The Beatles, or Rush so I figured I just have some sort of musical deficiency.Pearl Jam is a band I never got.
So many Seattle bands at the time and these guys got the golden ticket. I could never figure that out as I observed music from afar while raising babies.
Jeremy is overplayed and the worst of the big singles but I don't know about this side B slander when it has "Oceans" and "Garden"Am I the only one who hates Jeremy?Agreed - I think the first half is much stronger.
One of these is not like the others...The Beach Boys, The Beatles, or Rush
No, no, I *SWEAR* I don't like any of them. I'm not confused here.krista4 said:One of these is not like the others...rcam said:The Beach Boys, The Beatles, or Rush
I drafted him in the 5-10-15-etc draft. I definitely don't listen to him as much as I used to but some of his old stuff means a lot to me.Bonzai said:Are we still allowed to like Ryan Adams? What's the deal there?
Not sure what the band is like now (or if it is still even around). My days of going around in a circle in a mosh pit like a drunk NASCAR driver are long gone so I don't look for small venue punk shows to attend. They did put on some great live shows that I went to in the 90s. Their other albums are hit and miss for me (a couple of gems on each album) but My Brain Hurts is a solid album from beginning to end.krista4 said:I'm listening to a Screeching Weasel song and looked to see who chose this. Great stuff!!! Never heard this before and love it.