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tom werman on Cheap Trick : In Color : Steve Albini : The Whole Story : As Far As I Can Tell : After Searching the Internet : for Half an Hour Fact is that I am indeed a pop guy. Few metal albums in my collection. I signed Cheap Trick to Epic Records.
As a staff producer there, it would have been self-defeating back in the 1970's to avoid the opportunity to get my bands on AM radio. The studio version of "I Want You to Want Me" isn't far from the demo version. It's a "dance hall" song , reminiscent of the 1930's.
A hit single sold millions of LP's in the seventies and eighties. While Cheap Trick says I screwed up In Color, Rolling Stone remov ed it from its "cardboard box" and named it Album Of The Year. Most CT fans seem to like it just fine, along with Heaven Tonight and Dream Police -- both even more "commercial".
Dee Snider claimed that I "destroyed" his 6-million selling album. Sounds like I managed to destroy the 23 gold and platinum albums of the 52 LP's I produced.
Backslaps, high fives and gratitude while they're selling millions. 20 years later, they blame you for everything they didn't achieve.
Enjoy your privileged lives, guys. Apologies for destroying your careers.
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H. Munster on Last Man Standing: Where the Streets Have a Name In response to Al (#49) -- Slaughter on 10th Avenue - The Ventures
#54. Mr. Mod, are you sure you mean The Flamin' Groovies? Wasn't it by the MC5?
Pishta on Can Someone Tell Me What This Song Is About, Part II (Pancho and Lefty)? Hi folks,
I came here because I was looking for some clarification on the lyrics to Pancho & Lefty. I want to thank everyone for some great insight. I also would like to ask all's opinion on a take I have as no one mentioned this, so maybe I'm out to lunch.
I see Pancho as who Townes sees himself to be, and wanted to be (as well as how he thinks his mom sees him) and "the dream he slipped inside" when he left home. And Lefty is who he ultimately became. What makes me think this is "not his mothers only son, but favorite one it seems". A mother's "favorite son" is usually one who is "different" maybe special or handicapped or with a take on life that she feels might be dangerous, this is reinforced when "she began to cry when he said goodbye and slipped into his dream". So he left home and mom was devastated that she can no longer help him, "began to cry"= she hadn't cried before and now has lost hope to straighten out her son, that's if we believe that every word of a song takes us to it's meaning (ie, no wasted words). The "slipped into his dream", is finite and not necessarily a good thing, the description is ominous, ie (slipped into something outside reality).
But actually I came for clarification on "he wore his gun outside his pants for all the honest world to feel". This is very precise wordage and it seems Townes wants us to understand something very important. I see this, and again, I could be trippin', as when he "said goodbye and slipped into his dream". His dream was to live in a socially unaccepted honesty and show who he truly was (Pancho). He felt different than the rest of the "honest world" and calls them "honest", though he does not feel that about "the world". and wouldn't "guns outside his pants" be- "to be seen"; why does he say "to feel"..? that's so out there as a lyric it's almost incorrect; you don't feel someone showing off their guns, unless "guns" is synonymous with his "way of living, thinking and feeling", then it makes sense.
I believe that the classic story is as many of you say, but the first verse is what interests me, again "living on the road, my friend was gonna keep us free and clean" (= the dream, Pancho), "but now you wear your skin like iron and your breath's as hard as kerosene", ( = the breaking of the dream, Lefty). For me this is what sets up everything in the story. and is Townes himself.
That's what I'm trying to figure out. Again thanks already for your help and I would love to hear your take on mine.
Peace
al on Keith Levene R.I.P. And a nice one of "Sign On The Window" as well.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jSxRaf9K0M
geo on Keith Levene R.I.P. Thought I needed to get this up here. Melanie Passed away today at age 76. She did a great version of "Mr. Tambourine Man." Really!
Ju5t1n on Rock’s Best Blonde Guitarists Kerry Livgren, Alex Lifeson, John 5, K.K. Downing, Robbin Crosby, & Tom Petty just to name a few.
Mr. Moderator on “Raised on the MC5 and the Stooges” Peter Holsapple, as a now 60 year old who found inspiration in your band's music when I was weaning myself off a childhood of AM pop, you just made my year and all the recent years Rock Rown Hall has been dormant. We used to have a series called Bullshit On. I appreciate you hopping in to call BS on any of us skeptics!
PeterHolsapple on “Raised on the MC5 and the Stooges” Many years later I'm just finding this.
I can guarantee you that we DID in fact know about all those bands and listen to them growing up as kids in Winston-Salem.
We got Kick Out the Jams when it came out (don't forget it went to #30 on Billboard), and it was unlike anything else we'd ever heard. In 1970, I went to a New Hampshire prep school for 9th grade, hung with seniors who were deeply into the Stooges, Bob Seger System and the MC5, and played those bands' songs with them in bands then. Then came back to WS and played them in bands THERE (meanwhile, the MC5 had played at the WS Coliseum May 9, 1971, and most every rock musician living there then went to the show and changed their setlists to include MC5 songs).
Our bands played stuff like "Teenage Head" and "Rock and Roll Queen" when the albums they came out on were brand new. We had a band in 1973 (Little Diesel) that was directly inspired by the songs on Nuggets. And it wasn't like the southern rock audience understood what we were playing--we simply thought they might like what they heard when we played it, not that they'd hear it on the radio. (And yes, WAIR 1340 played "When My Baby's Beside Me" by Big Star as a new single.)
So "misterioso" can posit 'revisionism' all he wants, but his take is incorrect for me, Chris, Mitch, and all of the kids I grew up with (and am still friends with decades later). Can't speak for the late Mr. Bourdain's experience.
Der Senator on Once and For All: Mick Jagger’s Most Egregious Fashion Faux Pas Someone else may have pointed this out but I don't think that's even him in the football pants photo; it looks like a wannabe. The outfit made perfect sense as the first leg of that tour (1981) was primarily outdoor stadiums. I still think it was a cool look especially when paired with the hometeam jersey he often added on top. For me the only one that doesn't work is all the facial hair although I am impressed at the volume of it.
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I've always wondered if anyone else thought that Michael Stipe's voice is similar to Neil Diamond's.
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Fact is that I am indeed a pop guy. Few metal albums in my collection. I signed Cheap Trick to Epic Records. As a staff producer there, it would have been self-defeating back in the 1970's to avoid the opportunity to get my bands on AM radio. The studio version of "I Want You to Want Me" isn't far from the demo version. It's a "dance hall" song , reminiscent of the 1930's. A hit single sold millions of LP's in the seventies and eighties. While Cheap Trick says I screwed up In Color, Rolling Stone remov ed it from its "cardboard box" and named it Album Of The Year. Most CT fans seem to like it just fine, along with Heaven Tonight and Dream Police -- both even more "commercial". Dee Snider claimed that I "destroyed" his 6-million selling album. Sounds like I managed to destroy the 23 gold and platinum albums of the 52 LP's I produced. Backslaps, high fives and gratitude while they're selling millions. 20 years later, they blame you for everything they didn't achieve. Enjoy your privileged lives, guys. Apologies for destroying your careers.
Hey, music lovers and aspiring rockstars! Get ready to jam out like never before with Leo Toy Store's All-Star Jam collection! 🎸🎶 Whether you're shredding on the guitar, pounding away on the drums, or belting out vocals like a true superstar, we've got everything you need to rock the stage. From beginner-friendly instruments to pro-quality gear, our curated selection has something for every skill level and musical taste. https://leotoystore.com/ So grab your friends, turn up the volume, and let the music take you on a journey to stardom! Don't miss out on your chance to become the ultimate rockstar – shop the All-Star Jam collection at Leo Toy Store today! 🌟
In response to Al (#49) -- Slaughter on 10th Avenue - The Ventures #54. Mr. Mod, are you sure you mean The Flamin' Groovies? Wasn't it by the MC5?
Hi folks, I came here because I was looking for some clarification on the lyrics to Pancho & Lefty. I want to thank everyone for some great insight. I also would like to ask all's opinion on a take I have as no one mentioned this, so maybe I'm out to lunch. I see Pancho as who Townes sees himself to be, and wanted to be (as well as how he thinks his mom sees him) and "the dream he slipped inside" when he left home. And Lefty is who he ultimately became. What makes me think this is "not his mothers only son, but favorite one it seems". A mother's "favorite son" is usually one who is "different" maybe special or handicapped or with a take on life that she feels might be dangerous, this is reinforced when "she began to cry when he said goodbye and slipped into his dream". So he left home and mom was devastated that she can no longer help him, "began to cry"= she hadn't cried before and now has lost hope to straighten out her son, that's if we believe that every word of a song takes us to it's meaning (ie, no wasted words). The "slipped into his dream", is finite and not necessarily a good thing, the description is ominous, ie (slipped into something outside reality). But actually I came for clarification on "he wore his gun outside his pants for all the honest world to feel". This is very precise wordage and it seems Townes wants us to understand something very important. I see this, and again, I could be trippin', as when he "said goodbye and slipped into his dream". His dream was to live in a socially unaccepted honesty and show who he truly was (Pancho). He felt different than the rest of the "honest world" and calls them "honest", though he does not feel that about "the world". and wouldn't "guns outside his pants" be- "to be seen"; why does he say "to feel"..? that's so out there as a lyric it's almost incorrect; you don't feel someone showing off their guns, unless "guns" is synonymous with his "way of living, thinking and feeling", then it makes sense. I believe that the classic story is as many of you say, but the first verse is what interests me, again "living on the road, my friend was gonna keep us free and clean" (= the dream, Pancho), "but now you wear your skin like iron and your breath's as hard as kerosene", ( = the breaking of the dream, Lefty). For me this is what sets up everything in the story. and is Townes himself. That's what I'm trying to figure out. Again thanks already for your help and I would love to hear your take on mine. Peace
It's a guitar fill on the 4 chord rest, not a solo
"Fool (If You Think It's Over)" Chris Rhea
"Pop Hates the Beatles" by Allan Sherman https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_wDWh661iM
And a nice one of "Sign On The Window" as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jSxRaf9K0M
Thought I needed to get this up here. Melanie Passed away today at age 76. She did a great version of "Mr. Tambourine Man." Really!
I can't believe no one has mentioned Brian Jones.
Kerry Livgren, Alex Lifeson, John 5, K.K. Downing, Robbin Crosby, & Tom Petty just to name a few.
Peter Holsapple, as a now 60 year old who found inspiration in your band's music when I was weaning myself off a childhood of AM pop, you just made my year and all the recent years Rock Rown Hall has been dormant. We used to have a series called Bullshit On. I appreciate you hopping in to call BS on any of us skeptics!
Many years later I'm just finding this. I can guarantee you that we DID in fact know about all those bands and listen to them growing up as kids in Winston-Salem. We got Kick Out the Jams when it came out (don't forget it went to #30 on Billboard), and it was unlike anything else we'd ever heard. In 1970, I went to a New Hampshire prep school for 9th grade, hung with seniors who were deeply into the Stooges, Bob Seger System and the MC5, and played those bands' songs with them in bands then. Then came back to WS and played them in bands THERE (meanwhile, the MC5 had played at the WS Coliseum May 9, 1971, and most every rock musician living there then went to the show and changed their setlists to include MC5 songs). Our bands played stuff like "Teenage Head" and "Rock and Roll Queen" when the albums they came out on were brand new. We had a band in 1973 (Little Diesel) that was directly inspired by the songs on Nuggets. And it wasn't like the southern rock audience understood what we were playing--we simply thought they might like what they heard when we played it, not that they'd hear it on the radio. (And yes, WAIR 1340 played "When My Baby's Beside Me" by Big Star as a new single.) So "misterioso" can posit 'revisionism' all he wants, but his take is incorrect for me, Chris, Mitch, and all of the kids I grew up with (and am still friends with decades later). Can't speak for the late Mr. Bourdain's experience.
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Someone else may have pointed this out but I don't think that's even him in the football pants photo; it looks like a wannabe. The outfit made perfect sense as the first leg of that tour (1981) was primarily outdoor stadiums. I still think it was a cool look especially when paired with the hometeam jersey he often added on top. For me the only one that doesn't work is all the facial hair although I am impressed at the volume of it.