Mississippi Queen - Mountain
Crossroads - Cream
Crossroads - Cream
What's The First Song You'd Want To Hear ...
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cielski
Senior Gretsch-Talker
Baba O'Riley
William Tell Overture
Stars and Stripes Forever
William Tell Overture
Stars and Stripes Forever
Normally I’d say AC/DC or Hendrix but today I feel like some Massive Attack or Goldfrapp. Not sure why, haven’t listened to them in decades. Maybe it’s the weather.
Sabato
Country Gent
One of my first CDs, had a Caution: Digital Canons and they meant it.
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tmcq65
Gretschie
One of my first CDs, had a Caution: Digital Canons anf they meant it.
Years ago while in music school I worked with a school that was hosting an all-state band concert that played the 1812. The conductor decided to simulate the cannons with 12 gauge shotguns fired into 55 gallon drums (shells opened and emptied of the shot, of course). I had the distinction of conducting the "cannons"....it was awful. They ended up having a midrange-tinny sound....and toward the end when the cannons really let loose, the wads were ricocheting back onto the main stage into the performers.
Ramones, It's Alive. Whole album.
Bob Perrone
Synchromatic
all you need is love
cielski
Senior Gretsch-Talker
We used to host the local symphony and choir for the 4th of July at our outdoor hillside amphitheater and bandshell. The crowds was estimated at 30K. Fireworks right after the Overture. The Uni offered it to the city while their facilities were under reconstruction. Before 9/11, the Army Guard would show up with 4 155mm howitzers. Overpowered the orchestra a mite. The concussion from the howitzers' blast could be felt all the way up the hill. Made me glad I wasn't in the artillery while in the service. At least with the 12 gauge, your timing was probably better.
And, yes, that'd be a great piece to hear on a massive sound system.
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stiv
Country Gent
I'd say Kick Out The Jams.
Close second, My Generation.
Close second, My Generation.
George Thorogood and the Destroyers. "Who Do You Love?" or "Bad to the Bone".
"Eminence Front" by The Who. The live version from December 1982.
Another vote for Mississippi Queen.
MrWookiee
Country Gent
cielski
Senior Gretsch-Talker
Hush---Deep Purple
Let It Roll---Little Feat
The Very Thing (That Makes You Rich)---Ry Cooder
That'll Be The Day---Linda Ronstadt
THX film intro
Let It Roll---Little Feat
The Very Thing (That Makes You Rich)---Ry Cooder
That'll Be The Day---Linda Ronstadt
THX film intro
Motörhead "Bomber" complete album.
