Post any old song you can think of.

[pred]

People are strange, the Doors
Star Bangled Banner, Jimi Hendrix
Comfortably numb, PF
Stairway to heaven, Led Zep

 

[Ihavenojob]

Excellent cover of a great Bolan song.

If you listen to some of their other stuff, you can hear quite clearly that they are past David Bowie band members, especially when you hear the piano (Mike Garson), Earl Slick on guitar and some of his old backing singers.

 

[dfv8]

In no particular order:

How Does It Feel - Slade
What's He Building in There? - Tom Waits
Madman Across the Water - Elton John
Private Life - Grace Jones
Ride Across the River - Dire Straits
Happy - The Rolling Stones
Mountain o' Things - Tracy Chapman
San Jacinto - Peter Gabriel
Hold Your Head Up - Argent
Art for Art's Sake - 10cc
Who Knows Where the Time Goes - Sandy Denny
In a Broken Dreams - Python Lee Jackson

That'll do for the time being

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

Enough of the old stuff, here's something you've definitely never heard or seen the likes of before, with some of the strangest guitaristry ever...

 

[Highway Man]

Enough of the old stuff, here's something you've definitely never heard or seen the likes of before, with some of the strangest guitaristry ever...

Strange you say? I found it irritating and annoying

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

Give it chance, you'll get hooked. It gets going.

 

[Highway Man]

Give it chance, you'll get hooked. It gets going.

I watched and listened to it again, glad to report I still found it weird.

 

[fillyboy]

Enough of the old stuff, here's something you've definitely never heard or seen the likes of before, with some of the strangest guitaristry ever...

**** me.

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

I watched and listened to it again, glad to report I still found it weird.

Did I say it wasn't?!

Wonderfully weird.

The sparklers during his lead guitar bit helped.

 

[Highway Man]

Did I say it wasn't?!

Wonderfully weird.

The sparklers during his lead guitar bit helped.

I admit it did sort of grow on me the second time around,

 

[SPLINE]

On Jethro Tull....Brilliant first 2 LPs, then a gradual decline into becoming 70s rock bores. But they are always great live, mainly due to Ian Anderson being such an entertainer.

My favourite is the fabulous 'Mother Goose'...