From Beale Street to Oblivion
"Child of the City"
HM: "When Vegans Attack"
Strange Cousins from the West
"Struck Down"
HM: "Sleestak Lightning"
Re: In addition to the 'Marty Does Zeppelin' thread...
Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2013 5:58 pm
by Jay in Phoenix
Felix wrote:
Jay in Phoenix wrote:
Help!
You've Got to Hide Your Love Away
Honorable Mention(s) - I've Just Seen a Face & Help!
this is probably the only one I'd disagree with
for me it's
The Night Before (one of my favorite Beatles songs but I don't know exactly why)
Honorable Mention You've got to Hide Your Love Away
Felix, "The Night Before" is a fantastic song. Trust me, it was hard not to include it. I think the reason I went with "Hide Your Love Away" is the combination of the Lennon vocal and the scene from the movie. "I've Just Seen a Face" is one of my favorite McCartney songs and the title track "Help!" speaks for itself. Depending on mood and circumstance, I could see changing my pick to "The Night Before".
Wags, I appreciate the sentiment. However, my "awareness" has never been lacking. If you would just take an objective step back, you might be able to see what ML and I were trying to say. It wasn't a critique, just an observation. A sort of curious contrast between then and now. Trust me, then will always be light years better. I am wondering why you chose "Hey Bulldog" from "Yellow Submarine". The song is fine, but that has always been my least favorite album and I never cared at all for the cartoon. At any rate, thanks.
Beatles in Arms and all that.
It has been a rather hard days night.
Re: In addition to the 'Marty Does Zeppelin' thread...
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2013 12:30 am
by War Wagon
Jay in Phoenix wrote:
I am wondering why you chose "Hey Bulldog".
No particular reason.
I hadn't heard it in quite awhile but always liked that tune. Over the years, it has been one of those Beatles songs that has been under the radar, like so many others that seldom if ever get mentioned.
So I thought I'd mention it, more for my benefit than anybody else I guess.
Re: In addition to the 'Marty Does Zeppelin' thread...
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2013 3:02 am
by Dr_Phibes
Love that song, my Dad took me to a revue cinema to see Yellow Submarine and that was it, it was all over. Great movie for kids. Favourites tend to change with time, so naturally it extends to the great stuff that got dumped and never released, or buried on a B-side.
Serious faves are 'You Know My Name', Brian Jones on sax
'That Means A Lot' got binned because they thought it sounded too much like Ticket To Ride
'I Meant You' by DC5 kicks 'I Should Have Known Better' in the wazoo for tempo :twisted:
Re: In addition to the 'Marty Does Zeppelin' thread...
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2013 6:47 am
by MiketheangrydrunkenCUfan
WEEN
GodWeenSatan: The Oneness
"Birthday Boy"
HM: "L.M.L.Y.P."
The Pod
"Laura"
HM: "Demon Sweat"
Pure Guava
"Touch My Tooter"
HM: "Don't Get 2 Close (2 My Fantasy)"
Chocolate and Cheese
"Spinal Meningitis (Got Me Down)"
HM: "Don't Shit Where You Eat"
12 Golden Country Greats
"Piss Up a Rope"
HM: "Mister Richard Smoker"
The Mollusk
"Cold Blows the Wind"
HM: "Ocean Man"
White Pepper
"The Grobe"
HM: "Stay Forever"
Quebec
"Happy Colored Marbles"
HM: "It's Gonna Be a Long Night"
Shinola, Vol. 1
"Gabrielle"
HM: "I Fell in Love Today"
La Cucaracha
"Object"
HM: "Your Party"
Re: In addition to the 'Marty Does Zeppelin' thread...
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2013 4:24 pm
by Felix
Jay in Phoenix wrote:
Felix, "The Night Before" is a fantastic song. Trust me, it was hard not to include it. I think the reason I went with "Hide Your Love Away" is the combination of the Lennon vocal and the scene from the movie. "I've Just Seen a Face" is one of my favorite McCartney songs and the title track "Help!" speaks for itself. Depending on mood and circumstance, I could see changing my pick to "The Night Before".
I've always thought Help was one of the Beatles most under appreciated albums (although an album certified as triple platinum wouldn't generally be considered under appreciated) because it served as a "soundtrack" to a cornball movie....the simplicity of many of the Beatles early recordings has always amazed me....The Night Before is a perfect example.....a primary track with one track over dub and that's it....
interesting that it was McCartney that did the guitar solo on the original recording and not Harrison
MiketheangrydrunkenCUfan wrote:WEEN
you should be banned from this forum :grin:
Re: In addition to the 'Marty Does Zeppelin' thread...
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2013 11:03 pm
by BSmack
Pink Floyd
Piper At The Gates of Dawn
Interstellar Overdrive
Honorable Mention: Lucifer Sam
Saucerful of Secrets
Saucerful of Secrets
Honorable Mention: Corporal Clegg
More
Cymbaline
Honorable Mention: The Nile Song
Ummagumma
Careful With The Axe Eugene
Honorable Mention: Grantchester Meadows
Atom Heart Mother
Atom Heart Mother
Honorable Mention: Fat Old Sun
Meddle
Echoes
Honorable Mention: Fearless
Live At Pompeii
Echoes (Pts 1&2)
Honorable Mention: One of These Days
Obscured By Clouds
Childhood’s End
Honorable Mention: Stay
Dark Side of the Moon
Us and Them
Honorable Mention: Brain Damage/Eclipse
Wish You Were Here
Shine On You Crazy Diamond (pts I-IX)
Honorable Mention: Have a Cigar
Animals
Pigs (Three Different Ones)
Honorable Mention: Sheep
The Wall
Run Like Hell
Honorable Mention: Goodbye Blue Sky
The Final Cut
The Gunner’s Dream
Honorable Mention: Not Now John
No, I will not do those Gilmour, Mason and Wright albums mistakenly labeled as Pink Floyd. I have standards you know.
Re: In addition to the 'Marty Does Zeppelin' thread...
Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2013 3:54 am
by Shlomart Ben Yisrael
I'm So Glad
Honourable Mention: Spoonful
Sunshine Of Your Love
Honourable Mention: SWLABR
Crossroads
Honourable Mention: Deserted Cities of the Heart
I'm So Glad
Honourable Mention: Sitting On Top Of The World
Re: In addition to the 'Marty Does Zeppelin' thread...
Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2013 8:32 am
by Felix
Okay, I can see the way this is going
Eric Clapton Part 1
Eric Clapton
After Midnight
honorable mention: Told You For the Last Time
461 Ocean Boulevard
Motherless Children
honorable mention: willie and the hand jive
There's One In Every Crowd
Swing Low Sweet Chariot
honorable mention: The Sky is Crying
No Reason To Cry
Hello Old Friend
honorable mention: Black Summer Rain
Slowhand
Lay Down Sally
honorable mention: Wonderful Tonight
Backless
Promises
honorable mention: Tulsa Time
Another Ticket
Can't Stand It
honorable mention: Catch Me If You Can
Money and Cigarettes
Ain't Going Down
honorable mention: Man Overboard
Behind the Sun (the varied musicians that played on this album is staggering)
Forever Man
honorable mention: She's Waiting
.....to be continued
Re: In addition to the 'Marty Does Zeppelin' thread...
Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2013 8:07 pm
by Felix
Clapton Part 2
August
Tearing Us Apart
honorable mention: It's in the Way That You Use It
Journeyman (probably one of my favorite EC albums)
Before You Accuse Me
honorable mention: Bad Love
From the Cradle (don't own this disc, so not familiar with all the songs)
but Five Long Years is the best song I've heard off that disc)
Pilgrim
River Of Tears
honorable mention: My Fathers Eyes
Riding With The King (a seriously under appreciated disc)
Help The Poor
honorable mention: Riding With The King (John Hiatt is an amazing song writer)
Reptile (one of my least favorite Clapton discs, although Billy Prestons presence makes it easier on the ears))
Travelin' Light
honorable mention: Reptile
Me and Mr. Johnson (Clapton does Robert Johnson covers-a fantastic disc Doyle Bramhall's slide work is fucking stellar)
pick any of them
Milkcow's Calf Blues
honorable mention: Travelling Riverside Blues
Back Home
Love Comes To Everyone
honorable mention: One Day ( a collaboration with Vince Gill)
The Road to Escondido (don't own it)
Clapton 2010
How Deep Is the Ocean
honorable mention: Can't Hold Out Much Longer
while all of those I've cited are studio albums, there is one exceptional live album I think should be included Unplugged
Layla (love the acoustic version-maybe better than the original)
honorable mention: Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out, San Francisco Bay Blues
In case you didn't get the picture, Clapton is probably my favorite artist of all time...
Re: In addition to the 'Marty Does Zeppelin' thread...
Posted: Sun Feb 03, 2013 5:04 pm
by War Wagon
Martyred wrote:
Pretty sure I had this album.
By "had" I mean liberated it from my elder brother when he wasn't looking. As happened with several others I'm sure he never figured out what happened to. I had a pretty good collection just of stolen 33's. No wonder we have seldom spoken in the last 20-30 years.
Re: In addition to the 'Marty Does Zeppelin' thread...
Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2013 3:17 pm
by Van
I bet Mikey misses being able to wear his hair like Ginger Baker's there.
Re: In addition to the 'Marty Does Zeppelin' thread...