Mary Weiss ( lead singer from the Shangrilas' )


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMjDk...layer_embedded


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_aSbp9ZIv8

Your song by Elton John, live in Sydney 1987

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The River (album) - Bring Springsteen

Ride Cowboy Ride - Bon Jovi

Thank you, I now have that song going round in my head - about time I have that album another listen, methinks!

everybody wants a little something... duke special

Doro - we are

Bruce Springsteen - Tougher than the rest.

Your be fed up with him by the time next Sunday comes lol

Haha got a few more albums to go though!

Considering the next two were released on the same day, which one you going for first? (There is a right answer!)

The test begins... Will come back with an answer after dinner!

Human touch next then....

Didn't cheat honest!

You should have, you were wrong :))

So it's true Wikipedia is full of lies.

Strictly speaking you are right, but HT is the poor cousin musically IMO, so Lucky Town gets the nod from me.

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I went with Human Touch first. I wish I were blind is beautiful. Just Real Man and Pony Boy to go then onto Lucky Town!

I agree- "I Wish I Were Blind" is a beautiful song; heartbreaking, even. I love "Roll of the Dice" too (co-written by Roy Bittan ;) ) Do yourself a favor and look up the solo piano versions of "Soul Driver" and "Real World"- they're stunning.

"Lucky Town" is usually considered the stronger album of the two, but I like them both. The title track rocks, "If I Should Fall Behind" is another beautiful song, as is "My Beautiful Reward". There's a performance out there of "Souls of the Departed" with Neil Young that absolutely smokes. :cool:

Both albums have some good songs.

weird Al's Stop Forwarding That Crap To Me ( parody of steinmani music

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKO2bq7BKEI

here he has some fun with lady Gaga

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RA__-jSN3gw

the crap on the radio at work

Ghost of Tom Joad and then onto the Rising.

on the rising, "your missing" great track!

earlier... some ford BDA's and DFV's being worked hard :)

Joad has some of his best storytelling; Highway 29 could almost be a movie. (Highway Patrolman from Nebraska actually was turned into one- it was called The Indian Runner). Best to listen to the album with the lyrics in front of you.

The Rising is one of my favorites. :up:

The saddest song Bruce has ever written, IMO. :( Solo piano, especially: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xb1...c#.UcZfS9jNnYU

My entire Bat II album, Objects just finished and I was fighting the tears off the whole time, how does he even manage to get through that whole song?!