The Seeker

He Ain't Heavy, He's My brother--The Hollies Grow Old With Me --John Lennon Beware of Darkness--George Harrison #9 Dream--John Lennon Free As A Bird--The Beatles Bridge Over Troubled Water--Simon & Garfunkel The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore--The Walker Brothers You've Lost That Loving Feeling--The Righteous Brothers Old Red Wine--The Who Sing This All Together--Rolling Stones

I quite like Oasis, I've got a couple of their albums, but I suppose they're already on the edge to rock.

I'm sorry to hear that. All the best to you and your family.

John Entwistle on Number One. But why is Noel Redding so far down on the list?

Yeah, true, but I've to admit I liked her when I was about nine... ::

Enya's songs...they sure are depressing.

1.The Who 2.The Beatles 3.Rolling Stones 4.The Travelling Wilburys 5.Eric Clapton 6.Pink Floyd 7.Elmore James 8.Janis Joplin 9.The Beach Boys

Right now it's Handle With Care by the Travelling Wilburys. I never paid much attention to that song, but I've bought the Concert for George DVD a couple of days ago and that brought it back to my mind.

Do you think we will ever recover from this shock? This -- loss ?

George was awesome.

Really sad.

I can't open the next page, so forgive me if it's already been posted: 2003: Pete Townshend was arrested after having paid for access to child porn web-pages (but was cleared of all charges )

I've got a bass drum called Tom.

I can't open most of the last pages either. Is it because of the new server?

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Divine Intervention?? But no, it was just UncleJoe having to reregister. ::

Yeah, everyone here you trust will open up a branch and your record label will be all over the world.

Ten's a lot, I don't know that many bands... :: 1.The Who 2.The Beatles 3.The Rolling Stones 4.The Beach Boys 5.The Small Faces 6.The Eagles 7.Jimi Hendirx Experience 8.(The) Elmore James (Band) 9.Jan and Dean 10.The Mamas&The Papas

I don't suppose you're a Linkin Park fan?

I want to have a small record shop with thousands of old 60s records crammed into it, and everyone who's looking for rarities is coming to me...all on vinyl of course. Being Dougal Butler in the 70s wouldn't have been bad either, spending days and nights with Keef Moon.

Yeah, that's it! Thanks!

I'm looking for a song, and I someone thought that this would be the right place to ask. It's from the 60s, I think, and it's sung by two men. The first man sings about a boy called Johnny I believe, and the second one answers after every sentence with "He's a bird.He's a bird. He's a dog. He's a dog." It fades out with "He's a bird dog" or something being repeated. That's all I can remember, I hope someone will recognise it.

How The West Was Won Woodstock (both the festival soundtrack and Jimi Hendrix's) Live At Leeds by The Who

1. The Who with Moon and Entwistle, preferably in a Tommy Stage Show 2.The Beatles 3. The Stones with Brian Jones

Ok...I'll give it a try. Some other suggestions?