Nice Guitar Solo

[1KW]

Originally Posted by jdandy

Jim.......I don't buy the Stones music anymore. Their last album purchased by me was Sticky Fingers, and don't own anything by U2. I agree that current rock is in a sad state of affairs.

As the years have progressed for me, my musical tastes have changed and grown broader. I don't listen to much rock music at all anymore.

Dan,

I can change this for you. Get out your Doobie Brothers ,Toulous Street Lp and blast the song Listen to the music

[MC352]

David,
What's lost are the other 25,000 people who aren't sitting in your living room listening to the music. A Springsteen concert is a real high energy event, to say the least.

[TubesTrans]

Haven't been able to see Sprinsteen In concert,did like his Tunnel of Love album(on cd).

[f1 fan]

I've seen Bruce 4 times. The last time I saw Bruce was December 1996 at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville. It was a solo acoustic tour and he was amazing. The sound and the playlist was great. His voice,guitar playing,harmonica,and piano was excellent. There was a who's who list of musicians who attended the show. It was a night of musical bliss.

Dave

[jdandy]

Originally Posted by jdandy

Jim.......I don't buy the Stones music anymore. Their last album purchased by me was Sticky Fingers. and don't own anything by U2. I agree that current rock is in a sad state of affairs.

I have to retract my statement about not buying Rolling Stones music anymore. I ordered the Rolling Stones remaster of Big Hits: High Tide and Green Grass, and I have enjoyed the heck out of listening to the original versions of "Satisfaction", "Time Is On My Side", "19th Nervous Breakdown", "Heart Of Stone" and others. This is good stuff.

[two dot]

Dan,

Glad to hear that you can still rock out with Mick and the boys...

[1KW]

Dan,

I just purchased a remastered version of the Doors and Neil Young's greatest hits remastered, both very enjoyable. Its like a trip down memory lane when I listen only without the hiss or crackles.

[JemHadar]

Tom Morello made history with his band "Rage against the Machine"...and deservedly so.

If you set aside the politics, The song "Killing in the name" still throws a mighty punch, even after 18 years

[bradleyc]

I just saw Tom Morello jam for the first time on HBO's Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame concert last month, simply stunning!

[Jesse]

Originally Posted by Stillone

Before last evening I had never heard of Tom Morello.

Ever heard of Rage Against the Machine or Audioslave?

Personally, I think he did his best work by far with Audioslave. But then again, that's under the leadership of Chris Cornell who in my opinion is nothing less than a music genius, musically and lyrically.