Rock Song thread

Florida Girl

Florida Girl

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Seamaiden

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I saw them back in... crap. It was.. was it '91? Crap, I think it was the Roxy, but I'm not sure. :| They opened up for White Zombie.. Haunted Garage was another act with them.
 
Florida Girl

Florida Girl

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Seamaiden said:
I saw them back in... crap. It was.. was it '91? Crap, I think it was the Roxy, but I'm not sure. :| They opened up for White Zombie.. Haunted Garage was another act with them.
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I used to work at the Roxy and the Rainbow.... 87-90. The Roxy was a great place to see up and coming bands!!! Ahhh good times..... good memories :bigjoint:
 
PoseidonsNet

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He came out of the pit with a hole in his skull that perfectly matched the heel of my yellow stiletto. :twisted:
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gee, this girl likes a spiritual party...

My grey hairs may be showing, but you have to listen to ELECTRIC LADYLAND, the whole album, with the lights out. (In surround sound)

I see why He called it a sound painting - you can actually visualize the sounds moving around you.
 
The Dude 4552

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I recommend Electric Ladyland 150%. The Jimi Hendrix Experience are the most talented trio of musicians I have ever heard. I have all the experience Lps on vinyl, and Electric Ladyland is my favorite album of all time:


YouTube - Jimi Hendrix - All Along The Watchtower

YouTube - Jimi Hendrix- Rainy Day, Dream Away

YouTube - House Burning Down by. Jimi Hendrix

YouTube - Gypsy Eyes by. Jimi Hendrix

YouTube - Jimi Hendrix - 1983 (A merman I should turn to be)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPNYW0Lt40c


Man I can never get enough Hendrix.
 
Seamaiden

Seamaiden

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Florida Girl said:

I used to work at the Roxy and the Rainbow.... 87-90. The Roxy was a great place to see up and coming bands!!! Ahhh good times..... good memories :bigjoint:
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Shit, then you know about places like Al's Bar (nearby Little Tokyo and the L.A. train station) and clubs like 7 Seas and.. dammit, the punk club's name I'm drawing a blank on.. I wanna call it The Carthage.. or something like that. :D
 
Florida Girl

Florida Girl

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Seamaiden said:
Shit, then you know about places like Al's Bar (nearby Little Tokyo and the L.A. train station) and clubs like 7 Seas and.. dammit, the punk club's name I'm drawing a blank on.. I wanna call it The Carthage.. or something like that. :D
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I mostly hung out at the clubs in West Hollywood... Rainbow, Roxy (where I worked), Whiskey, Gazzarris, Troubadour, Cat House. There was one club we used to go to downtown... it was like a 7 story building... each floor was a different theme with a different style of music.... that place was the BOMB... and for the life of me I can't remember the name of it.....
 
Seamaiden

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Another notable group, definitely. However, a whole lot of these are a whole lot of "been there, done that", and I'm a woman who tends to crave change (even IF the devil ya know is better than the devil ya don't ;) ), new, fresh.

Let's try a little something different. It's rock but it's not..? It's Queens of the Stone Age--Mosquito Song. Alright, it's a lot different, but that's why I love it. 8)
 
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