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In memory of Mr Cornell, one of the greatest voices in rock, who passed on dramatically, seemingly out of his own will (?), but way too early. One of my Grunge era heroes. Makes me sad.
Well I don't mind stealing bread
From the mouths of decadence
But I can't feed on the powerless
When my cup's already overfilled
Well I don't mind stealing bread
From the mouths of decadence
But I can't feed on the powerless
When my cup's already overfilled
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Am in love with this song by Yaima at the moment so I wanted to share it with you all 
Our Game
A story told of long ago
Before they knew
They were powerful.
Materials ruled the world
They sang sad songs
Of how they suffered.
With narrow eyes
And twice sold lies,
A victims view
From inside a cube
My Love
Then all at once
But one by one
They heard the call
A simple song saying
"When would you like
To leave it all behind?
You can quit all your sorrow
Lose track of time
And jump in- surrender
Wash it all away
Jump in and remember
This is our game
My Love"
And now the tables have turned
And the scales have evened
And the Illusions
Are breaking at the seams
And the patterns
And problems
And prisons of the past
Will be pushed under the table
Never meant to Last
And we grow in numbers
Day by day
A familiar smile
Upon your face
My Love.
Then all at once
But one by one
They Heard the call
A simple song,
Saying, “When would you like
to leave it all behind?
You can quit all your sorrow
Lose track of time
And jump In- surrender
Jump in- surrender
Wash it all away
Jump in and remember
This is our game
My Love”
Our Game
A story told of long ago
Before they knew
They were powerful.
Materials ruled the world
They sang sad songs
Of how they suffered.
With narrow eyes
And twice sold lies,
A victims view
From inside a cube
My Love
Then all at once
But one by one
They heard the call
A simple song saying
"When would you like
To leave it all behind?
You can quit all your sorrow
Lose track of time
And jump in- surrender
Wash it all away
Jump in and remember
This is our game
My Love"
And now the tables have turned
And the scales have evened
And the Illusions
Are breaking at the seams
And the patterns
And problems
And prisons of the past
Will be pushed under the table
Never meant to Last
And we grow in numbers
Day by day
A familiar smile
Upon your face
My Love.
Then all at once
But one by one
They Heard the call
A simple song,
Saying, “When would you like
to leave it all behind?
You can quit all your sorrow
Lose track of time
And jump In- surrender
Jump in- surrender
Wash it all away
Jump in and remember
This is our game
My Love”
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People are posting clips of their favorite music on this thread. Use the "link" button (7th from the left) on the menu bar you see at the top when you are making a new reply. Copy the you tube address and paste it in the URL field. Add an intro about the musician or music and you are done. Happy listening.
One of my all time favorites.....Steve Perry!
This is Steve Perrybefore ...way before Journey but dang he is awesome doin the blues!
This is ....well....you know....
This is Steve Perrybefore ...way before Journey but dang he is awesome doin the blues!
This is ....well....you know....
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Now you got me again with this. As a former physical drummer, while today it's just by programming my DAW on my computer.
Yeah, good ol' Buddy Rich. Many of today's top drummers cite him as their idol and inspiration (Neal Peart, Jujo Mayer, Mike Portnoy, and so many more).
Didn't know he was on a show with Jerry Lewis. Now I know where a bit later the Muppets got their show inspiration from when they let Buddy compete agains the Animal:
Neil did an entire album (two actually) as a tribute.
Here's Jojo on Buddy:
Here's Jojo on Buddy:
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These are the kinds of battle I like
The ones where we battle to bring out the best in ourselves and everybody wins... participants, observers and folks (like me here, getting a real education in drumming) in a later time period who watch the recordings.
There is something simply beautiful about drumming. You can do it anytime, anywhere, with just about anything, including your own body parts. Or you can use specialized tools like these guys, and really have a go at what you can create!
The ones where we battle to bring out the best in ourselves and everybody wins... participants, observers and folks (like me here, getting a real education in drumming) in a later time period who watch the recordings.
There is something simply beautiful about drumming. You can do it anytime, anywhere, with just about anything, including your own body parts. Or you can use specialized tools like these guys, and really have a go at what you can create!
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