SAINTS DISCO IV

[Plugger35]

The great voice of Randy Meisner ..... and those harmonies

The Eagles were at their peak with Randy Meisner, no one could hit that falsetto note like he could. you can hear the crowd roar when he hit it.

One of the reasons he quit the band is that he used to stress out that he couldn't hit that falsetto note every night, it's not easy to do.

 

[Plugger35]

The Eagles aren't the same without Glenn Frey.

 

[SaintsSeptember]

 

[SaintsSeptember]

Country Rock!!! um Rocks.

 

[George]

 

[Sun Ra]

The Eagles aren't the same without Glenn Frey.

 

[Dard Ball Get]

 

[George]

 

[George]

This gets a good flogging at least a dozen times a year

 

[jwikked]

This song absolutely rules. I might have posted this in here in the last few weeks, I tend to only share music when I'm close to blacking out so I apologize if I'm doubling up here.
Pays tribute (visually) to Metropolis (1927) if anyone has seen that
Art Deco styled film clip and an awesome song. Catchy, great music. I listened to them briefly when they first started in 2006, but didn't stick with them. Major mistake on my part.

 

[HunterClarksHeadband]

This song absolutely rules. I might have posted this in here in the last few weeks, I tend to only share music when I'm close to blacking out so I apologize if I'm doubling up here.
Pays tribute (visually) to Metropolis (1927) if anyone has seen that
Art Deco styled film clip and an awesome song. Catchy, great music. I listened to them briefly when they first started in 2006, but didn't stick with them. Major mistake on my part.

I f*ckn love Ghost - saw them at Download Festival in 2019, blew me away.

 

[Dard Ball Get]

 

[Sun Ra]

Sounds dykish.

 

[HunterClarksHeadband]

Koi No Yokan is my favourite Deftones record - incredibly underrated.

 

[Sun Ra]

 

[Dard Ball Get]

Sounds dykish.

 

[Plugger35]

Caro was complaining on Footy Classified about James Reyne playing Boys Light Up at the Brownlow saying it was inappropriate.

He should have played this nice song about a shark which was really about heroin addiction.

 

[Sun Ra]

Caro was complaining on Footy Classified about James Reyne playing Boys Light Up at the Brownlow saying it was inappropriate.

He should have played this nice song about a shark which was really about heroin addiction.

James needs to check out about now.

 

[Sun Ra]

 

[Plugger35]

James needs to check out about now.

He is still living off his solo glory days of the late 80s and early 90s.

I was at one of his concerts at the Perth Entertainment Centre in the early 90s where he shot this video, he told us to go crazy as we could get on MTV.




They make it look like it was full but it was half empty and there were a lot of people like me and my mate they were sitting up the back bored shitless.

Nothing wrong with him and his band but they would have been better at a pub than a half empty arena half full of teenagers like us that paid 10 bucks.

 

[Sun Ra]

He is still living off his solo glory days of the late 80s and early 90s.

I was at one of his concerts at the Perth Entertainment Centre in the early 90s where he shot this video, he told us to go crazy as we could get on MTV.




They make it look like it was full but it was half empty and there were a lot of people like me and my mate they were sitting up the back bored shitless.

I saw him at Swinbourne College in the late 70's with Australian Crawl and he had two broken arms in casts. Couldn't understand the lyrics.

 

[Plugger35]

I saw him at Swinbourne College in the late 70's with Australian Crawl and he had two broken arms in casts. Couldn't understand the lyrics.

Bew T*tty Bong was a great song.

 

[Sun Ra]

Bew T*tty Bong was a great song.

Very similar to other bands around at the time. A big cross-influence perhaps ?

 

[Plugger35]

I was more into the Divinyls back then, they were both pop and punk.

Watching this video on Countdown made a huge impact on me as a kid.

 

[Here2tellyouwhy]

The Eagles were at their peak with Randy Meisner, no one could hit that falsetto note like he could. you can hear the crowd roar when he hit it.

One of the reasons he quit the band is that he used to stress out that he couldn't hit that falsetto note every night, it's not easy to do.

What number was he? Dont recall.