The 60's and 70's song appreciation thread (obscurity welcome)

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RIP Michael Lang.  50+ years further on and still causes chills.  

 

 

 

 

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Blue Cheer, "Summertime Blues"

Doc Watson "Summertime"

PPL "Amie"

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🥰😍🤩

 

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Okay lets get back on track....

 

 

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RIP Meat Loaf.

Thank you especially for the joy you provided those of us who attended high school in the late 70's.     

 

 

 

 

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1 hour ago, touch said:

RIP Meatloaf.

Thank you especially for the joy you provided those of us who attended high school in the late 70's.     

 

 

 

 

 

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RIP Meat Loaf.  

 

 

He was on the radio during some key formative experiences for me as a young man.  The Bat out of Hell album was a classic.  At least to.me.

 

 

[Bob Cat]

On 1/18/2022 at 12:53 AM, touch said:

 

 

 

A young Rene Russo?  Rrrrooowwwrrr

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On 1/18/2022 at 12:53 AM, touch said:

 

 

 

A young Rene Russo?  Rrrrooowwwrrr

[DrOldSchool]

Miss these threads but I've never been so busy in my life. I have so many pages to go back through, prepare for a bunch of likes at some point soon!

 

Had to post about Meat Loaf though. Always one of my favorites. Dressed as him for a few different Halloweens since I am also a rotund guy. Been sad all day, and tweeting out his tunes. Tried to talk about him before my class today but 1 student recognized him. Kids missing out on all the good stuff.

 

His comeback in 1993 may be the most random and epic of all time. Consider how grunge took over rock by that time, and pop being what it was, you one if if not the best selling albums/songs of the year were Bat 2 and I'd do anything for love.

 

Here's a great old German TV show concert from 1978. Wish I could find the Old Grey Whistle Test episode from that time period with Meat.

 

RIP to one of the best. 

 

 

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54 minutes ago, DrOldSchool said:

Miss these threads but I've never been so busy in my life. I have so many pages to go back through, prepare for a bunch of likes at some point soon!

 

Had to post about Meat Loaf though. Always one of my favorites. Dressed as him for a few different Halloweens since I am also a rotund guy. Been sad all day, and tweeting out his tunes. Tried to talk about him before my class today but 1 student recognized him. Kids missing out on all the good stuff.

 

His comeback in 1993 may be the most random and epic of all time. Consider how grunge took over rock by that time, and pop being what it was, you one if if not the best selling albums/songs of the year were Bat 2 and I'd do anything for love.

 

Here's a great old German TV show concert from 1978. Wish I could find the Old Grey Whistle Test episode from that time period with Meat.

 

RIP to one of the best. 

 

 

 

Enjoyed your post DrOldSchool. 

I share your sentiments on the man that was made for the stage.  I too have been in a blue mood all day following the learning of his passing very early this morning. I listened to his music when I could at work today.   🎶

He indeed was one of the best old school rockers/performers. Meat Loaf was truly unique. 

Cheers fellow fan. 

 

 

 

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Scenic Fights

9 hours ago

Vocal mastery. Meat Loaf will forever be one of the greats.

 

Pamala Saunders

4 hours ago

I’d stop whatever I was doing, just so I’d get to hear his powerful singing. I’m so sad to learn of his passing. To me he seemed impossible not to like. (Or love.) And, even harder to ignore once he started.

Dolly Dagger

He had the most amazing voice. This song is so sad and beautiful it made me cry every time.