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Too friggin' right - based (especially) on #4tay666 wrote: . . . Spike - new Halestorm always makes me happy
I agree - but the lady has one heck of a voicetay666 wrote: . . .In This Moment OTOH are very hit-and-miss with me. Some songs grab me but others just leave me flat. Can't put my finger on it. Just one of those things.
Found a better version.Heavy Metal Spike wrote:Thanks Trev - I'd seen these before. Not Lzzy at her best I have to say - but she's always cool. I'm starting to wonder if there is anyone she HASN'T done a duet with
Really?Heavy Metal Spike wrote: Personal taste - but still think Lzzy is the only quality thing about this - the violin stuff just does NOTHING for me.
I have to say that I love listening to both Lzzy Hale in Halestorm and Lindsey Stirling on her own, but combining them doesn't really work for me either.Heavy Metal Spike wrote: Personal taste - but still think Lzzy is the only quality thing about this - the violin stuff just does NOTHING for me.
*) (* EDIT *) - yeah - def 60's voice - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSNHCdSR6tc - nice - REALLY nice! Thanks for the heads-up! 
So - in case you were interested:Heavy Metal Spike wrote:More "Nelson" - really getting into this band. DAMN have they got an interesting and checkered history (family & musical).
There are (at least) 3 bands this reminds me of - but I'm interested which tracks/bands YOU folks think of when you hear it.
- "Kiss Me When I Cry" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0zwh_vw-Qcg
Wonder if we draw the same conclusions
- • The start reminds me of one track in particular.
• About 1 minute in reminds me of another band.
• The bass & end refrain reminds me of another.
Great song - best played REALLY loud!
That's what makes the world go round. If we all agreed on everything, it would be really boring.Heavy Metal Spike wrote:Just shows how similar yet different we all are.
Have respect for all of you, and your tastes - so I'll try to be only mildly insulting
No offense taken.Trev - nah - that one neither - I love a bit of violin as an overlay or intro with Celtic-rock (like Thin Lizzy, Dare, Mama's Boys, Gary Moore etc.) - but kept waiting for the violin to fade out and the guitars to fire up. There's an element of her performance that reminded me of a friend back in the UK that suffered from occasional epilepsy too. (* more sorries *)
I liked the first one better. But I agree with the 60's style voice, but with a kind of updated sound. Sort of like a cross between Grace Slick, and Pink.Robert - quite like the Nico Vega links (especially the 2nd one) - vocals & musical style on both reminded me of Joan Jett. There's also a bit of a classic 60's sound to Aja's voice on quieter parts. Never heard of the band OR Aja before now - research time!
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very cool...i was shocked to see how many FULL (2 hours)shows are streaming on youtube...patmoorea wrote:Youtube is really usefull
Just now this : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0GQEDzFhVQ
These guys really rock !
that was one that came up on the side when i clicked on the other one...I'm definitely gonna check that out! i got the CD and they busted up that ol' zep big time!patmoorea wrote:Yes John,
some days, i don't use my own iTunes library, just youTube. Many great things there.
You should appreciate this one as well. Image is crappy, but sound's perfect and what a concert !!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHLX56PykFk
That was a good show...thanks for the post...one of my all time fav guitarist at the end of the show...Derek Trunkspatmoorea wrote:Youtube is really usefull
Just now this : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0GQEDzFhVQ
These guys really rock !
alvin lee & rory in your sig line??? shocked ANYONE (except me) has such good musical taste!!!The Coop wrote:Heard this song in Five Guys today of all places. More than one band I have been in played this song. Choo Choo Mama by Alvin Lee.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeN4Gx728qM
. I have to admit I'm really only a casual fan of Alvin Lee. To put that in perspective, I'm only a casual fan of Led Zepplin. Many good songs, but many that I don't like too. Now Rory on the other hand I am a huge fan of. Right after high school I was asked to join a band. The first thing they did was give me the album Photo Finish to learn Shin Kicker. At the time I heard of him but wasn't familiar with his music. Still my favorite Rory album. I was lucky enough to see him live twice. Small club, up close and personal. Top two all time favorite concerts for me.