What are you currently listening to? (Link to lyrics instead of posting them, please)

I've seen Johnny a number of times but I've never seen Derringer. He has a live album with Johnny that is awesome. One more that I haven't gotten around to replacing. Should be around 73 methinks.

 

I FEEL THIS IS A GOOD PLACE TO POST THIS..

The End With No Beginning


you tell me
the beginning of your music
has no end

you tell me
your music is eternal
eternity

I tell you
the end of my music
has no beginning

I must tell you
my music ended
when yours began
my music ends
when yours begins
my music will end
end definitely and decidedly
and very tragically
when your music will begin

we are in love
we want to make love
we want to couple
and fuse into one ball of flesh
sizzling with passion

your heart is already singing
a sweet love song with no end
eternal bliss
while my song ends
before it begins

by
Suchoon Mo_



What is music to you?

Music is freedom that relentlessly exists
Freedom of speech
Freedom of thought
Freedom of creativity
Freedom of imagination

Music is ever soothingly healing
A bombardment of on-going expression of feelings
Music is a tool of unity
Always bringing people together as family
Hence be described as a mentor of spirituality

Music is magic
Performing its tricks
With sweet instrumental tones and lyrics

Music is emotionally captivating
Music is positively distracting
Music is a form of beautiful art
Passed on as a message on a public stage

Music is as powerful as water
Flowing in and out of generations
Trapped ever so often only by its own enormous power

Music is an angel
Singing out from the skies as she flies
Music is love
Music is the food of all moods
Music is perfect and it is good for you

bySylvia Chidi

 

was it this album gerry? 1977

http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?pid=6794384&BAB=E

 

Actually no, it was this from 1971 ... one of my favorites; I've got to buy this again. Think I will this weekend if crows aren't too nasty. It is awesome and I think derringer is at his best here too.

http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/pid/1085354/a/Live.htm

Do you like Lou Reed?

 

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Mexico
DO YE KNOW HOW TO READ,AS THE TITLE OF THIS THREAD IS:

What are you currently listening to? (Link to lyrics instead of posting them, please)

you sure as hell will not get a answer in this thread...
cheers..

 

@Ireland...quite good...where did you come across those?

@Neph... I always liked lou reed yet, for the life of me, I never understood why. THe guy couldn't carry a tune in a bucket! I suspect its because he wrote stuff for himself so it came across well. BTW, welcome back!

 

gerry1,
i have more..i just tested the waters posting the music poems here.
as i felt ye guys would like them..

the rest i will post them in the coffee thread..when i get time..

 

gerry looks like that live album is priced right at cd universe also, you might check e-bay too. yes i like Lou Reed but was never crazy about him. his early material with Velvet Underground was probably my fav. era of his music. great singer/songwriter though

heres some e-bay listings on that album gerry

http://music.search.ebay.com/Johnny...Z1QQfromZR8QQsacatZ11233QQsubmitsearchZSearch

 

I have moved on to "The Carpenters, Only Yesterday"!

 

LOL! Something of a different flavor but whatever floats your boat LOL! Thanks for the links and you're right; I won't find better than $7.00!

 

Now its Jean Michel Jarre's Chronologie.

 

Jean Michel Jarre? Wow that goes back! Years ago people use to tell me we looked alike. I could never see it .... perhaps just people who couldn't tell one french boy from another ... dark hair and square jaw.

I'm listening to (and truly surprising myself) Elton John. I've got a 1970 concert playing on the home theater. I'm rather impressed; I didn't know he did this sort of music ... I guess this was way before his Liberacce Impression days LOL!

 

Dixie Dregs

Live At The Montreux Jazz Festival 1978 DVD

The legendary 1978 Montreux Jazz Festival performance of the Dixie Dregs featuring future Deep Purple guitarist Steve Morse released on DVD for the very first time. The concert was performed on July 23 1978 at The Casino and features musicians: Steve Morse (guitar), Allen Sloan (violin), Andy West (bass), Rod Morgenstein (drums), Mark Parrish (percussion, keyboards).

This Is Great Stuff!!! guys

 

Master Exploder -- Tenacious D

 

@Creaky ... interesting, I guess there is no reason why I should but I didn't know you were of Indian decent (or is it desent...or is it dissent) fu***d up language, English is. I spoke only French as a kid and while I don't have a trace of an accent anymore (unless I drink, lol) I still can't spell in english to save my life. It simply makes no sense. In French, like latin, a word can be twenty letters long and you may have no idea what it means, but you can always spell it. English speaking friends, though, say that French is too grammar heavy; you can't just ignore it like you can in English ... I use to think that was strictly an American thing, bad grammar, until I started watching some english films.