The Music Video Thread

[ZREXMike2]

quite disturbing video, good song tho.

 

[ZREXMike2]

So good, watching the vid made me miss my brothers. Older one, Robert, died of a heart attack. Younger one, David, is gone all the time OTR truck driver, never see him much.

 

[wolfson]

great bunch ZREXMike ,so far away , got your vibe . i`m doing songs from my faves growing up .

 

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[wolfson]

that`s it , i think i got them all. what a bloody great era growing up in , i`ll never forget them unless i lose my marbles totally

 

[wolfson]

it wasn`t just fav songs , but fav artists as well , i was lucky to see most live , no wonder i wagged school and didn`t learn a thing . music , sport and Pink Ball snooker parlor , not much time for school top of my list Lou Reed

 

[wolfson]

i forgot 2 , lucky they sang together , now that`s it

 

[wolfson]

i lied hehe

 

[ZREXMike2]

wow, cool buncha vids Wolf! most people dunno, but the guitar solo on Maggie May was done on a 6 string bass guitar.
here's a fav of mine by him.

 

[ZREXMike2]

Every Picture Tells A Story was a number one album, with Martin Quittenton on acoustic guitar, Carmine Appice on drums, and Ray Jackson on mandolin. Except for Carmine curiously, all these guys showed up for the next, Never A Dull Moment, which went to number two.

So many hits, Rod has had an illustrious career.