Song, or Instrumental of the Day.

There is a lot to digest in that link

 

I can't remember my 1st that I got. It's either Kiss: Alive 2, Black Sabbath : Paranoid , or CDB: Nightrider.

 

A friend sent that to me yesterday. LoL

 

Have this.

 

Awesome song, and album.

 

This is the age of get the take right, or that's what You got. I wish it was that way in a sense again. Would separate the editors from the actual players

 

I remember seeing this on Jimmy Kimmel when it was aired, but last year there was a dude on YouTube who reviewed this as if it was a real album, and kept talking about how it wasn't a good idea for a Megadeth album. I thought he was being tongue-in-cheek the whole time, but by the end of his "review" it seems like he was serious. He might have just been trolling hard without letting on, but it didn't seem that way.

 

NO FRIGGING WAY!!!!!! Learn something new everyday. I thought Canned Heat wrote that song. I love that song and I've been singing my version of it for 45 years. Here is my opening lines:

Going up the country, got to get away. People say I'm F---ed up, everybody's F---ed up anyway................... Me and a friend did that so many years ago pretty out of our minds at the time

 

Damn guy, you are bringing back good memories. Memory fuzzy but it was Johnny and Edgar. Albinos I think. I loved Frankenstein.

Johnny was a great guitar player if I'm remembering correctly.

 

My very first album I stole from Central Catholic High School. They made a huge mistake with the independent study program they tried to start because all I did was listen to Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars.

 

Sorry Motown and Marvin, but this is the best version of this great song. Used to play this extended cut along with Pink Floyd Echoes. The longevity of each was a plus.
Trying to find the 25+ minute long live version of Iron Butterfly's In-a-Gadda-Da-Vida. Same with Ten Years After live Going Home.

 

I've got it on vinyl. I know, no help.....

 

Who did this 1st???

 

Another group You have brought in I must check out more of.

 

Gladys Knight and the Pips

 

Thanks.
I couldn't remember. Did Tina, and Ike ever do a version???

 

Their shows were freaking great. The lead singer was the son a Nazarene preacher. The lyrics are full of fire and brimstone references. Sadly that’s what led to their demise. The other band members got tired of his crap. He would start a show speaking in tongues. When he sang his eyes would roll back in his head. To catch him now you’ll have to see Woven Hand.

 

I don’t remember. Marvin Gaye’s rendition is probably the one most are familiar with

 

california raisins

 

I'm definitely looking into it now. LoL