Music - Discuss your favorite music here.

[Bart Ell]

[sean92008]

OK, computers are good for music.

I love me some mashups.

[Up All Night]

1977 was goo year for Rock Music

[Kidnostad]

[Bart Ell]

[PB]

Where do these guys get their zany outfits?

Is there some chain with a tiny store in every city that sells hair band costumes and swag?

[Bart Ell]

Where do these guys get their zany outfits?

Is there some chain with a tiny store in every city that sells hair band costumes and swag?

The store is usually 2 doors down from the store where men who think those outfits are zany buy their pants that they pull up to right below their mantitties.

[Rikki Gins]

[sean92008]

The Atlanta Rhythm Section had a great deal of pedigree with session-musician members, well-established songwriters and famous friends.

I love the album Champagne Jam (I love this track's changes!!!). Listening to it, you can hear elements of The Zombies, Queen, Pink Floyd, Paul McCartney and George Harrison. A lot of those Southern bands had much more of a pop influence than they probably cared to admit. (Ed King from Skynyrd could attest to that.)

The album's lyrics are surprisingly mystical and deep. While I love tracks like Imaginary Lover and The Ballad of Lois Malone, this is worthy of sharing. Written in the 1970s but applies to today's world, it contains the classic line "... pour me a double." Listen to the song to hear it in context.

God Bless ARS!

[KSM]

The store is usually 2 doors down from the store where men who think those outfits are zany buy their pants that they pull up to right below their mantitties.

Don't bring politics into the normal every day threads, dude.

[whoozit]

Don't bring politics into the normal every day threads, dude.

Mantitties are political?

[sean92008]

Mantitties are political?

Only if there's no dick below them...

😲

[sean92008]

I felt a strong urge to play ARS today. Songs pounding my head.

I now know why

10 years ago today... Ronnie Hammond died.
  [ You are not allowed to view attachments ]  

No coincidences.

The Atlanta Rhythm Section had a great deal of pedigree with session-musician members, well-established songwriters and famous friends.

I love the album Champagne Jam (I love this track's changes!!!). Listening to it, you can hear elements of The Zombies, Queen, Pink Floyd, Paul McCartney and George Harrison. A lot of those Southern bands had much more of a pop influence than they probably cared to admit. (Ed King from Skynyrd could attest to that.)

The album's lyrics are surprisingly mystical and deep. While I love tracks like Imaginary Lover and The Ballad of Lois Malone, this is worthy of sharing. Written in the 1970s but applies to today's world, it contains the classic line "... pour me a double." Listen to the song to hear it in context.

God Bless ARS!

[ShayP]

I forgot about The Firm

[Up All Night]

A Great Sounding WLL !! 

https://fb.watch/4jQp0y6gc-/