Several tracks fall into the "overplayed on classic rock radio" category, but they're still good tracks, and there are a number
of other, lesser heralded tunes that are every bit as good. One of them, for me anyway, is "Mother Goose", an almost medieval
sounding acoustic number that is weird and wonderful. The lyrics are provocative throughout, the music varied and interesting,
and there really isn't much here that I do not like.
Re: The Boney 500: Album #37
Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2016 10:35 am
by Ritterskoop
These guys, along with Marshall Tucker Band, get points from me for featuring a flute in rock.
Re: The Boney 500: Album #37
Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2016 12:46 pm
by Vandal
Ritterskoop wrote:These guys, along with Marshall Tucker Band, get points from me for featuring a flute in rock.
You can add Firefall to that list.
Re: The Boney 500: Album #37
Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2016 1:25 pm
by Estonut
Vandal wrote:
Ritterskoop wrote:These guys, along with Marshall Tucker Band, get points from me for featuring a flute in rock.
You can add Firefall to that list.
And Peter Gabriel, The Beatles, Camel, The Rolling Stones, Traffic, The Moody Blues, Boz Scaggs, Led Zeppelin, Guess Who, Donovan, Eric Burdon and War, Canned Heat, The Mamas and the Papas, Focus, Men at Work, Chicago, King Crimson, Cat Stevens, Van Morrison, Murray Head and others, for sure.
Re: The Boney 500: Album #37
Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2016 1:51 pm
by elwoodblues
Maybe at some point you could list some of the songs you like that did not make your list because they are overplayed or for other reasons.
Re: The Boney 500: Album #37
Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2016 4:54 pm
by Vandal
Estonut wrote:
Vandal wrote:
Ritterskoop wrote:These guys, along with Marshall Tucker Band, get points from me for featuring a flute in rock.
You can add Firefall to that list.
And Peter Gabriel, The Beatles, Camel, The Rolling Stones, Traffic, The Moody Blues, Boz Scaggs, Led Zeppelin, Guess Who, Donovan, Eric Burdon and War, Canned Heat, The Mamas and the Papas, Focus, Men at Work, Chicago, King Crimson, Cat Stevens, Van Morrison, Murray Head and others, for sure.