Can't pick a favorite part: Stevie sounds like he's about to burst from so much pent up soul and it does it all.
On That Note: My Favorite Part
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Entire lead-guitar break from approx 2:03 to 3:01 is cool, but the final 20-ish seconds is fantastic, as it leads back into the vocal refrain.
To this day, when I hear that section, I want to belt out, "Doooo you ... you!"
(Runner-up: Several from the talkbox segment, but I can’t narrow that to one snippet.
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To this day, when I hear that section, I want to belt out, "Doooo you ... you!"
(Runner-up: Several from the talkbox segment, but I can’t narrow that to one snippet.
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I Got You — Telekinesis
musical segment … ~1:50 to 2:18 … seems like musical expression of line that precedes it, “the colors bleed and they run.”
musical segment … ~1:50 to 2:18 … seems like musical expression of line that precedes it, “the colors bleed and they run.”
The opening keyboard riff,....ear melt.
Posted about Roy Orbison in another thread today and how he was dead when the song came out. Here's another instance, this one from his time in Traveling Wilburys. Each singer kind of has their own cameos and when it was Roy's turn it was an empty rocking chair/photo and kind of change in the tune because of his powerful voice. 1:40 mark:
2:40 mark gives me goosebumps everytime. The scream and guitar solo are perfection
Opening guitar and drums & B-b-b-ad to the bone
Two lyrics I’ve always liked.
“It takes a boy to live, it takes a man to pretend he was there.”
“It’s a long road to wisdom, it’s a short one to being ignored.”
“It takes a boy to live, it takes a man to pretend he was there.”
“It’s a long road to wisdom, it’s a short one to being ignored.”
Led Zepplin - "What is and What Should Never Be"
at 3:26. After a short quiet, the solo guitar comes back for a bit
at 3:26. After a short quiet, the solo guitar comes back for a bit
Bob Seger - "Night Moves"
3:44 - silence after Seger sings "with autumn closing in and starts back with the guitar.
3:44 - silence after Seger sings "with autumn closing in and starts back with the guitar.
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Opening riff of Don't Fear the Reaper.....
and of course, we need more cow bell
and of course, we need more cow bell
Did anyone else see both Phil Collins and Lionel Richie - like a few days apart - at Hilton circa 1984 or so?
