Take the Girl out of the Grunge

[TigerLily]

Seems to me you've missed one.

One ...?

[ShayP]

@TigerLily You may be interested in this.  (Or not)  Judas Priest covering a Joan Baez song that was written by Bob Dylan.  I bring to thee...Diamonds and Rust.

[HamsterMuscle]

I'll probably get hooted down for suggesting this one, but I've always been in awe of the musicianship.

The Song Remains The Same, live, 1973

[sean92008]

Harum Scarem is indeed one great melodic hard rock band. So melodic that they almost fall out of the hard rock genre. Not that that's a bad thing.

They sound like Journey, but with a good guitarist.
😁😁😁😁

[TigerLily]

@TigerLily You may be interested in this.  (Or not)  Judas Priest covering a Joan Baez song that was written by Bob Dylan.  I bring to thee...Diamonds and Rust.

Quite a heritage from Baez and Dylan. I thought that was beautifully done. Just so you know, Shay I have a deep dive planned for Iron Maiden since it's your favorite. I may have to look more into Judas Priest too

[TigerLily]

I'll probably get hooted down for suggesting this one, but I've always been in awe of the musicianship.

The Song Remains The Same, live, 1973

No hoots from me Mr. Muscle. Led Zeppelin are the Gods of Music who laid down the foundation from Olympus for others to follow but never master. They will never be old and decrepit and never die. They have stamped their immortality in rock and will live forever

[KSM]

Thread gonna derail.

[ItsOver]

Thread gonna derail.

Ha!  The Oz agrees.  

[KSM]

Lily,  you know about Mother Love Bone, correct?

Seattle band, early 90's. Not quite grunge, but getting there. An LA-ish glam oh-so soft grunge band perhaps. If not for them you would not have had several of the bigger grunge bands that you love. Pearl Jam being the biggest and some say that Soundgarden would be another. All because of a little band that were only known around this area as well as Vancouver and Victoria where I was at the time.
I do not think it appropriate to share one of their videos because they do not musically fit the criteria of the thread. They were almost like a bridge or a transition from LA to Seattle and they didn't even know it. That said; it needed to be brought up for what should seem like obvious reasons.



WAIT: Here's an afterthought. Being the flaming lefty that you are, should we now refer to Mother Love Bone as, Birthing Person Love Bone from here on out? @TigerLily

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[TigerLily]

Of course I know Mother Love Bone. Ended up being an appropriate name because they helped birth Grunge and the whole Seattle Scene. Don't get stupid on me. I just came here to praise Dokken

[KSM]

Of course I know Mother Love Bone. Ended up being an appropriate name because they helped birth Grunge and the whole Seattle Scene. Don't get stupid on me. I just came here to praise Dokken

Hmph. Seemed like a legitimate question to me. Just trying to stay within the current conformity.

Carry on.

[ItsOver]

Hmph. Seemed like a legitimate question to me. Just trying to stay within the current conformity.

Carry on.

Ha! 

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[TigerLily]

I just listened to the full side of Tooth and Nail. It was love at first listen. The lead singer is so excellent as is lead guitar. I can't get too detailed in my critique because I only listened through once but every cut was great. A funny side note. My two boy cats were running around and wrestling like maniacs while my female cat hid. In fact my tuxedo cat was rockin' out so much I re-named him rockin Dokken Eddie. That's the sign of awesome rock
My favorite cuts on first listen were Tooth and Nail and Alone Again

[TigerLily]

Ha! 

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Your boyfriend in Politics is calling you

[TigerLily]

Lily,  you know about Mother Love Bone, correct?

Seattle band, early 90's. Not quite grunge, but getting there. An LA-ish glam oh-so soft grunge band perhaps. If not for them you would not have had several of the bigger grunge bands that you love. Pearl Jam being the biggest and some say that Soundgarden would be another. All because of a little band that were only known around this area as well as Vancouver and Victoria where I was at the time.
I do not think it appropriate to share one of their videos because they do not musically fit the criteria of the thread.They were almost like a bridge or a transition from LA to Seattle and they didn't even know it. That said; it needed to be brought up for what should seem like obvious reasons

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You have my permission to post Mother Love Bone videos. There's a good boy