Songs you think more people should hear

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Another “triplet” band, this time with Irish accents that Slash digs.

[Reg the Fronkey Farmer]

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And then Pink Floyd returned to Pompeii 45 years later. I spent 45 minutes of that time drinking vodka with Gilmour at the same table 🙂

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Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:

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That song has the best drum opening ever, and the beat is a classic. For me, the best Zep tune is Good Times Bad Times. Every part, singer, guitar, bass, and drums is at the master level. Most non-musicians will probably pay the most attention to the singing and guitar, but the interplay between the bass and drums is probably the most impressive part of the tune. Just listen and I hope you’ll hear what I mean. I can’t think of any bass/drum part that is better, even from Rush, which had possibly the best bass player and drummer in rock at the time they were together.

 

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Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:

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Most people don’t think of Waits as a jazz singer, but what else to call him? He’s also got one foot in The Beat Generation. He would have been comfortable in the company of Alan Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac. This is my own favorite Waits song:

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