Faust - It's a Rainy Day (Sunshine Girl) 1972:

More tedious hippie music, I fear it will never end, ..

Love to have been there, a few pints and on your feet....

^^^^^,

thankfully punk came along and blew the whole self indulgant fret board wanking out the water,

More energy in less than 3 minutes than we ever got on two sides of the latest crap from Greenslade, or other such toss as Focus, ELP and Genesis.

The band that killed hippies, thank gawd.

Classic Dead - my grandson loves to leap around to this, the boy's got good taste.

Never mind punk, lets get back to where it all started, The King Of The Power Chord.

BN, just get this whole album downloaded, it will change your life.

Meanwhile back in hippie heaven

Meanwhile, back on another thread, I thought I best not answer.

Inspired by one of the best books I have ever read.

Ok, boring old hippy crap,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYpWgV6QJq4

The Land Of The Free, my ass, why was the ghost dance banned in 1890?

just the thing for a hot afternoon, you can almost smell the incense

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEtKAIThIf0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25-4nixuvrg

T.I trouble man, album

Slipknot the grey chapter, album

Also lately a bit of Evans blue.

I'm slowly going through the whole album. But this on just popped out.

over 35 years on poor old Eric still sounds like a teenager playing in his bedroom, here's a better version

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLCmBppGAKY

Wow!! I think i just woke up my neighbour!!!

Plus of course the famous pulled Lulu show version. Jimi was a great admirer of Clapton and Eric was devastated when he died.

I reckon there's a strong possibility he was murdered. Whatever, all the main people involved are dead.

Jimmy's in blistering form here

A different Johnny below

`I agree from what the Dr said about wine in the lungs and almost none in his blood, I think he was done in by the manager. Motive was Jimi was taking him to court for fraud, his contract was almost up and his manager had a large life insurance policy on him.

rgs, re covers of Beatles numbers, I've always liked this lumbering, growling version of the classic, winding its way to the climax

And of course the ex-welder from Sheffield stamped his mark on the number below

Not a lot of people know that Jim was a frequent visitor to the LOS, however his lyrics clearly give him away- 'Keep your eyes on the road and your hand upon the wheel' and later on-' the future's uncertain, the end is always near'

Utterly unique, they had so much- hypnotic bass lines as here, memorable melodic tunes, and lyrics that you could quote to girlfriends to reveal your mystical, poetic self- Cancel my subscription to the resurrection, send my credentials to the House of Detention

http://youtu.be/B61ZUu48-58

One of a kind

Not a lot of people know that Jim was a frequent visitor to the LOS, however his lyrics clearly give him away- 'Keep your eyes on the road and your hand upon the wheel' and later on-' the future's uncertain, the end is always near'

You get a greenie, not for the drunken ramblings of a madman, but for your observations, so true LOL

Maybe Mr Mojo could update his lyrics to, keep your hands on the purse strings and your money in farangland, LOL