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Yeah he did sing Wildfire- it is a pretty good song. It's on Horse Legends actually. ::

Horse Legends- Michael Martin Murphey

Wouldn't miss it for the world! :guitar: :guitar: I think Jethro Tull was there too...

Anyone here know who came up with that? The sign? I have reason to believe it was Dio... am I right?

I thought I remember thinking that Roger Daltrey did a cover of "Bridge Over Troubled Water," or he sang it at one of his concerts a few years back when he wasn't touring with The Who. Am I right? :: ::

Terminal Frost by Pink Floyd... it's a long instrumental, but it's quite nice

Old Red Wine- The Who (written, btw, for John)

If I remember correctly... It was originally called "Driving To Kashmir," and Page was inspired by a lengthy drive from Goulimine to Tantan, which is a deserted road in the Moroccan Sahara. He drove it fairly frequntly and he always thought that the drive would never end, which inspired the song's length. The music itself was inspired by the fact that there was no scenery on the road, except for the occaisonal camel and rider. Does that help? :guitar:

"Still Crazy After All These Years" by Paul SImon :guitar:

No, you're right, there is a 30 second guitar intro on Maggie May-- most cut it off because it's too long I guess. Good song ::

I like Window Media Player the most for CDs and all, but Winamp is good too, for playing sound effects especially. WMP won't let me burn CDs though-- it says that it doesn't recognize my Drive E as a burning device ::

Jeff Allen's pretty funny, though nobody's heard of him ::especially when he does his story about his VW Bug

Simply, no. I never really understood the hype about Nirvana.

Fire of Unknown Origin- Blue Oyster Cult:coolio: Gimme Some Neck- Ronnie Wood :guitar:

The 70's

Right now, I can think of "It's Only Rock 'N' Roll" by the Stones and "Pulse" by Pink Floyd and, for some reason, I always liked "Atlantic Crossing" by Rod Stewart. :: :guitar:

Lists are always fun.. and here're mine, in no order... 1. The Who 2. The Rolling Stones 3. Pink Floyd 4. Simon & Garfunkel 5. David Bowie 6. Blue Oyster Cult 7. Led Zeppelin 8. Aerosmith 9. Guster 10. The Faces :guitar: :guitar:

You should listen to "Crying In The Rain," preformed by Art Garfunkel and James Talyor

1. The Rolling Stones 2. The Who w/Moon and Entwistle 3. Pink Floyd Imagine Moon and Mason playing together! You'd be deaf by the end of the concert

And the sign said the words of the prophets are written on the subway walls and tenement halls... :: :: And I've always liked this picture...

I don't know if this has been said or not, but I think "Terminal Frost" by Pink Floyd does... TF has a bit of everything... :guitar:

Brown Sugar- The Stones I think Dogs of War does too...

Simon and Garfunkel Followed by Blue Oyster Cult :guitar: Then maybe The Doors, Aerosmith and CCR