[Music] What's the best song you have heard today? Share it here.
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jakarta
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Er Yes, what with Rick Wright being dead and all that.
The other three are all stupendously rich and don't need to do a reunion and Roger Waters is a Cock of the first order...
Worried Man Blues
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You might want to rethink that date, as you seem to have heard the Eagles before they formed....in 1971
Poco who the Eagles recruited Randy Meisner from were very similar in sound and formed in 1968
Nah, definitely Eagles, she was weird........F Scott and Fitzgerald's wife I remember as if it was 4th May 73
I know nothing about these
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joydivisionovengloves
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pastafarian
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We all did it
4AD......Factory......Rough Trade.......what marvellous days when a record label actually meant something
4AD was something else though
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Icy Gull
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You didn’t happen to watch Remember My Name about David Crosby on Sky Arts last night did you? I came on here this morning to post exactly the same song! Crosby rated that as their most meaningful and satisfying song. So sad that the rest of the band no longer talk to him, although he does admit to many regrets. Good programme though
I guess I’ll just have to go back to probably my most played album instead
Those harmonies!
https://youtu.be/nP0VBB7BO64
Timeless.
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Super Steve Earle
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Played the album track this morning and was forced to strap on my air guitar. Then I discovered this live version. Oh my, who wouldn't want to be a lead guitarist playing a riff like that in a live band. Mike Campbell on lead and Stan Lynch with one of my favourite drum patterns. Can't keep still just watching and listening again. Enjoy:
Well yes, I know that Wright has died, and Waters is a cock, but if Gilmour is still touring you can shut your eyes and get a good approximation. I can recommend the DVD 'Remember that night - David Gilmour - live at the Albert Hall'. Very immersive, and nice tour footage, and a Waters free zone. I expect you have it 
.pearl
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I listened to Keir Starmer on Desert Island Discs today. This was one of his choices
https://youtu.be/oyoy2_7FegI
https://youtu.be/oyoy2_7FegI
Sad memory from my youth - me and my teenage mates loved CSNY but used to fall silent when this track played on the turntable. A shameful event from history that must be remembered. I've never seen the accompanying 'video' until now. Thank you for posting.
Icy Gull
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Nick Mason is (was before lockdown) touring as Nick Mason’s Saucerful of Secrets playing Syd Barrett Floyd. I was going, as they were playing locally
joydivisionovengloves
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There was a documentary about David Crosby on Sky Arts last night, well worth a watch if you're able. They showed him visiting the memorial centre and he talked about how Neil Young wrote the song and how angry they all were.
joydivisionovengloves
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You didn’t happen to watch Remember My Name about David Crosby on Sky Arts last night did you? I came on here this morning to post exactly the same song! Crosby rated that as their most meaningful and satisfying song. So sad that the rest of the band no longer talk to him, although he does admit to many regrets. Good programme though
I guess I’ll just have to go back to probably my most played album instead
Those harmonies!
https://youtu.be/nP0VBB7BO64
Yes I did ! which prompted this post. I did feel very sad for him by the end, he was obviously a monumental pain in the arse but you know, he's an old man with many regrets .
"Old man take a look at my life I'm a lot like you"