Y'know, for a stinky hippie song...

[dolo amber]

That "stop, hey what's that sound" song isn't all that bad.

I give it 3 Grateful Dead "Drums" at RFK in '73 out of 5 Grateful Dead "Drums" at RFK in '73.

:hippie:

[demnan]

1. Stephen Stills wrote that when he still had hair

about 50 years ago.

[Screaming Lord Byron]

2. Only 'cause Neil Young plays on it.

That's the Curmudgeon Factor you're hearing.

[dolo amber]

4. Well then there you go...

Nothing like a curmudgeonly Canadian to straighten those hippies out, eh?

:D

[Screaming Lord Byron]

6. That's what we're here for, D.

That's what we're here for.

[Zensea]

7. but you're right

I saw CSN&Y in 1974. First CS&N came out without Young and played for about a half an hour. They were great. Stills was great. Then Neil Young came out and proceeeded to blow Stills completely off stage. It was the day On the Beach was released to give you a sense of the song selection. "Revolution Blues" "Carry On" "Long May You Run". Wow, I actually can remember that stuff. Ah memories.

[redqueen]

3. That's a great song!

Thanks for mentioning it again. :)

[On the Road]

5. Buffalo Springfield Was a Great Band

that did a lot of creative stuff pretty early on. I particularly like Steven Stills's "Kind Woman" and Neil Young's "Broken Arrow".

[redqueen]

8. I prefer Robbie Robertson's, myself.

Beautiful song.

[On the Road]

9. Sorry -- I'm Not Getting You

and I'm a big RR fan.

The Band and Bufflao Springfield were both musically sophsticated, and were able layers of strings, horns, and other instruments to build a unique musical place. It drives me mad that I rarely hear anything like that on the radio any more.

[redqueen]

11. RR's version of "Broken Arrow"

Sorry... didn't mean to be vague.

[On the Road]

15. Oh, I Didn't Know He Did a Version of "Broken Arrow"

What recording was it on -- does he have a new one?

On Edit: Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Completely different song -- just didn't relate the two. I love it, with the steel string guitar, breathy vocals, and background noises.

[redqueen]

20. Yes that one

Hated Stewart's version... but your post reminded me of Robbie's, so...

[Magrittes Pipe]

10. I have horrible memories of that song.

Thank you for bringing them all back. :cry:



j/k -- I have no meaningful memories of that song at all. :P

[Screaming Lord Byron]

12. You have no meaningful memories.

[redqueen]

13. Oh, SLB...

It's the booze... cut the man some slack for once.

[Screaming Lord Byron]

16. No, it's not.

It's the 'experimental' brain surgery I did on the man when he was drunk. Hence the shaved head. He thinks he did it, poor dear.

[redqueen]

17. Trying to make sex slaves, are you?

It's the crack, I'll bet... you really should try to cut down, you know.

[Magrittes Pipe]

18. Well, YOU have no meaningful mammaries.

Oh yes, I went there.

[redqueen]

19. If you have meaningful mammaries I demand proof

I want man boob pics NOW!

oh hell.. on edit... not just any man boobs - only hedges', so nobody get any bad ideas.

[Screaming Lord Byron]

21. moob-fetishist.

Feh.

[mrboba1]

23. god! I had the camera all set up too!!

:shrug:

[mrboba1]

14. you're welcome.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=105x1681038

[RebelOne]

22. I always loved that song.

[GalleryGod]

24. The Sunset Strip Riots of '66 were the inspiration for that song

Thought I'd just lay some perspective on you.:hippie:

Your man in the faculty lounge:beer: making up the first test,
:smoke: G.G.

[dolo amber]

25. Well, thanks for that

I'll have to look that up...:)

Come to think of it, I should look up the name of the song as well as I haven't the foggiest what it's called...:think: :D

on edit: Well that's a dumb name...:shrug:

"For What it's Worth"