What Are You Listening to Right Now?

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[Evgeni]

Nervy- batteries

[nana77]

Eric Burdon was also one of the few very friends of Jimi.

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[nana77]

Winners and losers, turn the pages of my life
W're beggers and choosers, with all the struggles and the strife
I got no reason to turn my head and look the other way
we're good and we're evil, which one will I be today?

There's saints and sinners
Life's a gamble and you might lose
There's cowards and heroes
Both have been known now to break the rules
there's lovers and haters
The strong and the weak will have their day
We're devils and angels
Which one will I be today?

Are you happy now with all the choices you've made?
Are there times in life when you know you should've stayed?
Will you compromise and then realize the price is too much to pay?
Winners and losers, which one will I be today?

There's a a light and a dark side
standing at the crossroads, there we'll meet
there's profits and fools there
the lies and the truths, will be at our feet
i got a reason to turn my head and look the other way
its heaven and hell here, which one will i live today?

Are you happy now with all the choices you've made?
Are there times in life when you know you should've stayed?
Will you compromise and then realize the price is too much to pay?
Winners and losers, which one will I be today?

Which one will I be today?

seriously, that guitar tone is just amazing.

and a highly modded Fender!

Right? Mike's tone is just fucking incredible. Billy Zoom from X does his Bassman mods (he did a lot for my old guitar player's rig); not totally sure where his P90's come from - Seymour Duncan custom winds them as I heard.. Otherwise, he only has a Boss DS-1 up front (I've seen his rig closeup more than a few times and have friends in his solo band) and his "Orange County" Deluxe is a '72 I think.

He doesn't use a boss, he uses a klon centaur

[nana77]

*Hopefully the lyrics are not too nsfw,

"It's not for the money and it's not for the applause
Oh noo noo noo"
"Its' for the nosebleed''s section"

Fan-made video's just fun, imho.

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[nana77]

@DSNB: I recall the song "Susanne" from Leonard Cohen:

"Suzanne" is a song written by Canadian poet and musician Leonard Cohen in the 1960s. First published as a poem in 1966, it was recorded as a song by Judy Collins in the same year, and Cohen performed it as his debut single, from his 1967 album

As for the above "San Francisco" I remember having the 45" from aunts' box, within "Massachiusetts" by Bee Gees on the other side. The box was also filled within their books from when youngest, never asked whose was "Lady Chatterley's Lover" but as fourteen that was a magic reading also .

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I remember buying Switched-On Bach back when the performer was still Walter Carlos

[Martinoptic]

Me too. Then she became Wendy.
Switched-on Bach II was good too. And all on analogue Moog synthesisers using multi-track recording masters. Amazing really.

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[nana77]

Thought Frank Zappa was in the audience, not sure if there or in:

Errata, errata , was in there:

The track includes a largely unidentified group of people referred to as "the Milky Way Express" providing backing vocals, whistles and other sounds, which may include musician Frank Zappa.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_St...Sam's_Dice

[nana77]

If lyrics are too cad, please refer.

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[nana77]

Old Admirals · Al Stewart

Past, Present and Future

℗ 1973 Rhino Entertainment Co.

Acoustic Guitar: Al Stewart
Concertina: Alistair Anderson
Steel Guitar: B.J. Cole
Keyboards: Bob Andrews
Keyboards: Bob Sargeant
Bass: Brian Odgers
Bass: Bruce Thomas
Mandolin: Dave Swarbrick
Synthesizer: Francis Monkman
Percussion: Frank Ricotti
Mandolin: Haim Romano
Acoustic Guitar: Isaac Guillory
Spanish Guitar: Isaac Guillory
Producer: John Anthony
Backing Vocals: John Donelly
Drums: John Wilson
Backing Vocals: Kevin Powers
Backing Vocals: Krysia Kocjan
Steel Drums: Lennox James
Steel Drums: Luciano Bravo
Steel Drums: Michael Oliver
Backing Vocals: Mick Welton
Engineer: Mike Stone
Acoustic Guitar: Peter Berryman
Accordion, Keyboards, Piano: Peter Woods
Arranger: Richard Hewson
Keyboards: Rick Wakeman
Percussion: Roger Meddows Taylor
Keyboards: Tim Hinkley
Electric Guitar: Tim Renwick
Writer: Al Stewart

 The US album cover (Janus Records), by Hipgnosis and George Hardie, is a photography-like rendition of the Marvel Comics character Doctor Strange using his Cloak of Levitation to travel through a hole created in the air into an alternative universe.