Random Music Web Sites

Studio breakdown of some well-known tracks.

http://www.955klos.com/the-session-w...an-james-hand/

Quite entertaining if this sort of thing is up your street.

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

Studio breakdown of some well-known tracks.

http://www.955klos.com/the-session-w...an-james-hand/

Quite entertaining if this sort of thing is up your street.

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Do you know any web sites where you can try loads of different hairstyles on your own head?

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Originally Posted by Mrs Steve R

Do you know any web sites where you can try loads of different hairstyles on your own head?

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Yes, but I don't think it would be very interesting for you.

PS Elton John used to be a monster on the piano.

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

Studio breakdown of some well-known tracks.

http://www.955klos.com/the-session-w...an-james-hand/

Quite entertaining if this sort of thing is up your street.

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Listening to YMCA. Quality! :thumbup:

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Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee

Listening to YMCA. Quality! :thumbup:

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There are some corkers on there :thumbup:

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

There are some corkers on there :thumbup:

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Nowadays, you've got more or less unlimited tracks. It would be even better if the tracks were individual, rather than mixdown tracks.

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Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee

Nowadays, you've got more or less unlimited tracks. It would be even better if the tracks were individual, rather than mixdown tracks.

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Yeah, they had to bounce tracks in those days, especially Queen!

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

Yes, but I don't think it would be very interesting for you.

PS Elton John used to be a monster on the piano.

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I really am interested :hehe:

He used to be?

Leo Fender, who developed the first solid-body electric guitar and electric bass guitar, never learned to play either instrument.

During the 1989 US invasion of Panama, the US military blasted AC/DC at General Noriega's compound for two days straight. The dictator surrendered. :hehe:

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He used to be?

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His piano performance on Saturday Night's Alright was the equivalent of running a sub-4 minute mile, I doubt if he could pull it off nowadays.

That Steve Perry could sing a bit too.

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I really am interested :hehe:

He used to be?

Leo Fender, who developed the first solid-body electric guitar and electric bass guitar, never learned to play either instrument.

During the 1989 US invasion of Panama, the US military blasted AC/DC at General Noriega's compound for two days straight. The dictator surrendered. :hehe:

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Not ac/dc.

Van Halen.

Guess what song?

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Originally Posted by Dr Lecter

Not ac/dc.

Van Halen.

Guess what song?

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ice cream man?

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Originally Posted by Dr Lecter

Not ac/dc.

Van Halen.

Guess what song?

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:yikes: Ah I see why they are 'Rarely Known Facts' now, because they are wrong? :hehe:

http://www.knowable.com/a/27-rarely-...music-industry

I have no idea what the song is but I hope it was Panama? :hehe:

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Originally Posted by kingbillyboy

ice cream man?

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It's good but It's not right.

As Roy Walker would say.

Because I like you I'll let you have another go.

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Originally Posted by Mrs Steve R

:yikes: Ah I see why they are 'Rarely Known Facts' now, because they are wrong? :hehe:

http://www.knowable.com/a/27-rarely-...music-industry

I have no idea what the song is but I hope it was Panama? :hehe:

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:hehe:

No fooling you is there?


I think the truth is that the only people who really knew what songs were played were the people who were there.

Different reports say different things.

Ac/dc, jethro tull, guns n roses, the clash all get a mention but van halen seems to be the one that's most reported.

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

His piano performance on Saturday Night's Alright was the equivalent of running a sub-4 minute mile, I doubt if he could pull it off nowadays.

That Steve Perry could sing a bit too.

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His wig? sounds like he could do with one of those web sites where you can try loads of different hairstyles on your own head.

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Originally Posted by Dr Lecter

:hehe:

No fooling you is there?


I think the truth is that the only people who really knew what songs were played were the people who were there.

Different reports say different things.

Ac/dc, jethro tull, guns n roses, the clash all get a mention but van halen seems to be the one that's most reported.

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Dunno about that, got any 'Rarely Known Facts' ? :hehe:

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Originally Posted by Dr Lecter

:hehe:

No fooling you is there?


I think the truth is that the only people who really knew what songs were played were the people who were there.

Different reports say different things.

Ac/dc, jethro tull, guns n roses, the clash all get a mention but van halen seems to be the one that's most reported.

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Here is the complete list of 95 musical requests, as printed in US Southern Command's official supplement to their report on Operation Just Cause:

(You’ve Got) Another Thing Coming — Judas Priest
50 Ways to Leave Your Lover — Paul Simon
All Over But The Crying — Georgia Satellites
All I Want is You — U2
Big Shot — Billy Joel
Blue Collar Man — Styx
Born to Run — Bruce Springsteen
Bring Down the Hammer — Georgia Satellites
Change — Tears for Fears
Cleaning Up The Town — The Bus Boys
Crying in the Chapel — Brenda Lee
Dancing in the Streets — David Bowie
Danger Zone — Kenny Loggins
Dead Man’s Party — Oingo Boingo
Don’t Look Back — Boston
Don’t Fear the Reaper — Blue Oyster Cult
Don’t Close Your Eyes — Kix
Eat My Shorts — Rick Dees
Electric Spanking of War Babies — Funkadelic
Feel a Whole Lot Better (When You’re Gone) — Tom Petty
Freedom Fighter — White Lion
Freedom, No Compromise — Little Steven
Ghost Rider — The Outlaws
Give It Up — KC and the Sunshine Band
Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down — Paul Young
Guilty — Bonham
Hang ‘Em High — Van Halen
Hanging Tough — New Kids on the Block
Heavens on Fire — KISS
Hello, It’s Me — Todd Rundgren
Hello, We’re Here — Tom T Hall
Helter Skelter — The Beatles
I Fought The Law and the Law Won — Bobby Fuller
If I Had a Rocket Launcher — Bruce Cochran
In My Time of Dying — Led Zeppelin
Iron Man — Black Sabbath
It Keeps You Running — Doobie Brothers
Judgment Day — Whitesnake
Jungle Love — Steve Miller Band
Just Like Jesse James — Cher
Mayor of Simpleton — XTC
Midnight Rider — Allmond Brothers Band
Mr Blue — The Fleetwoods
Naughty Naughty — Danger Danger
Never Gonna Give You Up — Rick Astley
Never Tear Us Apart — INXS
No Particular Place to Go — Chuck Berry
No More Mister Nice Guy — Alice Cooper
No Alibis — Eric Clapton
Now You’re Messin’ With an SOB — Nazareth
Nowhere Man — The Beatles
Nowhere to Run — Martha and the Vandelas
One Way Ticket — George Thorogood and the Destroyers
Panama — Van Halen
Paradise City — Guns N’ Roses
Paranoid — Black Sabbath
Patience — Guns N’ Roses
Poor Little Fool — Ricky Nelson
Prisoner of the Highway — Ronnie Milsap
Prisoners of Rock and Roll — Neil Young
Refugee — Tom Petty
Renegade — Styx
Rock and a Hard Place — The Rolling Stones
Run to the Hills — Iron Maiden
Run Like Hell — Pink Floyd
Screaming for Vengeance — Judas Priest
She’s Got a Big Posse — Arabian Prince
Shot in the Dark — Ozzy Osbourne
Stay Hungry — Twisted Sister
Taking It To The Streets — Doobie Brothers
The Party’s Over — Journey
The Race is On — Sawyer Brown
The Pusher — Steppenwolf
The Long Arm of the Law — Warren Zevon
The Star Spangled Banner — Jimi Hendrix
The Secret of My Success — Night Ranger
They're Coming to Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa! — Napoleon XIV
This Means War — Joan Jett and the Blackhearts
Time is on My Side — Rolling Stones
Too Old to Rock and Roll, Too Young to Die — Jethro Tull
Voodoo Child — Jimi Hendrix
Wait for You — Bonham
Waiting for a Friend — Jimi Hendrix
Wanted Dead or Alive — Bon Jovi
Wanted Man — Molly Hatchet
War Pigs — Black Sabbath
We Didn’t Start the Fire — Billy Joel
We Gotta Get Out of This Place — The Animals
Who Will You Run To? — Heart
You Send Me — Sam Cook
You Shook Me All Night Long — AC/DC
You Hurt Me (And I Hate You) — The Eurythmics
You Got Lucky — Tom Petty
Your Time is Gonna Come — Led Zeppelin
Youth Gone Wild — Skid Row

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

His piano performance on Saturday Night's Alright was the equivalent of running a sub-4 minute mile,

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I dread to think what playing some Rachmaninoff might be the equivalent to, probably a triathlon and all night sex orgy!