and the candyman, Sammy Davis Jr. Who was the other one?

Well I got beat to some of mine: But they would be kinda linear, so not mentioned are:

Beach Boys: Good Vibrations - has to be one of the best pop songs ever.

Queen: Bohemian Rhapsodhy - it is a fantastic song

The Doors: Break on through, Love me two times, Touch me

Led Zepplin: Kashmir, The Rain Song, Black Dog, Rock and Roll, Dazed and Confused, Communication Breakdown - oh sod it, nearly every song they ever wrote

Do ya wanna have me spam the forum with hundreds of others?

Queen-We Will Rock You
Starwars-Imperial March
ACDC-Highway to Hell
i cant think of anymore

For every TIE Fighter you destroy,a thousand more take its place-Anonymous Imperial TIE Pilot

Rat Pack...

Frankie,
Deano,
Peter
Joey and
Sammy.

What made these guys all that cool is unknown to me in as much as Peter couldn't act, Joey wasn't very funny and, well, Sammy was Sammy.

@Chips
Beachboys! Yes! Absotively posilutely bit*%in' tunes.


Edited by - Indy11 on 2/2/2004 6:19:50 PM

totally go along with you on both counts there, Ed.

Of all the ones listed, if it were possible (The ones no longer with us being excepted) who would you pay to see again in one more concert.

Mine would be Keith Green. Best piano player there was. These days, Yanni for his playing, though his tickets run around $100.

Finalday

Until that final day. /Keith Green\ (1953-1983)

Edited by - Finalday on 2/3/2004 6:18:04 PM

Mine would have to be Led Zeppelin- Stairway to Heaven. That is just such a wicked song!

Anyone here play an instrument? Keyboard, guitar, ect?

Keyboard for me, just chords. Finally getting the hang of it.

Finalday

Until that final day. /Keith Green\ (1953-1983)

Once upon a former life, I played concert tuba as well as slide trombone in a stage band. I was moderately good at the tuba ... although all marching music is pretty brain numbing for tuba players.... yes I even marched around in a uniform but ... no, it is not that wrap around thing.... that's a Sousaphone.

Oh yeah. And I was good but not stellar on the trombone. Used to play jazz rock things and many reprises of BS&T, Chicago.... stuff like that. Could carry a tune but could not sing worth a lick in front of people.

@Fd....

Keith Green. Cannot say that I know his music. From your signature, was he someone that was close to you in some way?

@Taw,

One thing that really puzzled me was what a very young and very delectable Angie Dickinson ever saw in those guys!

Edited by - Indy11 on 2/8/2004 4:44:38 PM

Edited by - Indy11 on 2/8/2004 4:46:32 PM

I'm a drummer. In my free time I play for fun on my set, but at school I play one of the veratile percussionists who plays all kinds of things that don't involve notes. I'm not very good at it though, just got the set a few months ago.

"And at least once an episode, EH STEVE will stop by to deliver his classic line: 'EH STEVE!'" - Strong Bad Homesterrunner.com

yes Ed i bet you haven't got a clue, you "innocent"

what I wouldn't give to ooze that kind of cool.

@Indy, He is or was about the best Christian musician there was. I missed out on going to his last concert in atlanta due to illness, He was killed in a plane crash one month later. He is also, the only musician that I have liked every song he wrote. They were about something, and helped in the earlyer days. So, in the christian tradition, he was my brother.

Finalday

Until that final day. /Keith Green\ (1953-1983)

@Taw

When cool was cool. Well, I gotta say that Deano was my favorite. Frankie expected too much respect without really earning it imo. Deano just was there to have a good time. More my speed.

@Fd

I see. Thanks for the explanation.

lots of stuff pre- 80's but I just want to mention one Spike Jones still makes me laugh hysterically. they put out a compilation a while ago I was lucky enough to pick it up








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