The You Tube Favorite Music Thread

[Old Kogarah Boy 1]

As a huge Eric Clapton fan, there are a million of his song to post but l love this slower version of, Wonderful Tonight although I would of preferred it without the extended harmonies towards the end.

 

[Old Kogarah Boy 1]

For all those that have vinyls of their favourite bands from the 60's & 70's this documentary certainly is an eye opener re who played the music behind the singers.
Session / studio bands were the real force behind the sound and their improvisation was incredible.
If you've got a spare couple of hours I recommend it and some great cameos in it.

Great post, OT.
As a Beach Boys purest fan, I've seen the in depth making of Pet Sounds and alike from Brian Wilson and is a real eye opener.
Carol Kaye was the bands session bass guitarist and played for many a band in the studio.
There were about 14 versions of Good Vibrations made before the final release. I have a number of them.

Thanks for posting this very informative link.
More to come................

 

[Old Timer]

Great post, OT.
As a Beach Boys purest fan, I've seen the in depth making of Pet Sounds and alike from Brian Wilson and is a real eye opener.
Carol Kaye was the bands session bass guitarist and played for many a band in the studio.
There were about 14 versions of Good Vibrations made before the final release. I have a number of them.

Thanks for posting this very informative link.
More to come................

Great thread OKB,
Carol Kaye simply fantastic and at one stage she was earning more than the president of the USA.
LOL about the Monkees never playing on their own records and seeing Glenn Campbell in the studio as a guitar player in a session band.
We have recently moved out to the Hawkesbury area and in Richmond is a record shop with a great range of vinyls new & old.
Luckily I have a good quality turntable so it is nice to give them a run.
Mrs OT is a devoted Beach Boy fan and we went to see Brian Wilson last time he was here and we had a great night of it.

 

[Saint_JimmyG]

Australian Crawl were seminal, this is far superior.

 

[dragonssamy61]

^ I play this song every time I log into LU to psych myself up.

Fire
I can not get it out of my head lololololo.

 

[Smurf]

My best clip is the Dragons victory song by the boys when we have won

 

[Theflamingo]

RIP Steve Prestwich

 

[kit66]

If Ron and Rod's haircuts don't make you smile maybe the song will.


T-Bone Walker one of the finest blues men that ever there was.

 

[JohnnoMcJohnno]

For those who like their blues raw and unadulterated . .

 

[muzby]

Another great song + great film clip combo..

 

[SBD82]

For those who like their blues raw and unadulterated . .

Burnside is a god.

Its not as pure, but this track that he did with lyrics born is phenomenal.

 

[muzby]

Of course, in terms of enjoyable film clips to watch, this would have to be up there..

 

[muzby]

And on a slightly more serious note, this song by linkin Park should have been a massive red flag about Chester’s mental health..

A great song and I love the clip.. could watch it over and over again.. but the lyrics and images were a massive cry for help..

 

[muzby]

And no music clip discussion is ever complete without this one:

 

[rednwhites]

Gosh, so many choices!

 

[SBD82]

Gosh, so many choices!

I play this every Friday in the office.

My coworkers f**king hate it.

 

[muzby]

I play this every Friday in the office.

My coworkers f**king hate it.

I like your style..

I recommend playing it on the occasional Thursday, especially around 3pm..

The watch the smile that “it’s the weekend” turn into a frown when they realise they still have another day of work left..

 

[Dragonslayer]

Before KISS there was Wizard.

 

[ouryears]

Leonard Cohen
Poet and song writer extraordinaire
Wrote the song Hallelujah, amazing writer of songs

 

[Coffs dragon]

This one somehow reminds me of the past 4 years as a Dragons supporter.......