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The pair of them? Alison Krauss?

Confession time............ I am not familiar with either record.

Led Zeppelin is not my kind of music.

So it has to be Fortunate son.

Robert Plant never did it for me, Rod Stewart does, surprised he isn't in my top ten.

AnneBoleyn;1427159 wrote: (Off topic comment warning, it's just a response to TA1/2r)

The pair of them? Alison Krauss?


The two main vocals in that clip, the other's Jerry Donahue's daughter Kristina.

Would've voted for Bad Finger and will vote for Led Zep

And if you didnt catch it at the time....

Heart - Stairway to Heaven Led Zeppelin - Kennedy Center Honors - YouTube

A cover that bought a tear to Robert Plant, mine too if I'm to be honest. I've not before seen an artist or band give a standing ovation to others doing a cover of their most famous track. Its worth a watch, even if you're not a LZ fan

Týr;1427165 wrote: The two main vocals in that clip, the other's Jerry Donahue's daughter Kristina.


Am I getting senile or are you? Which clip? :-2

AnneBoleyn;1427170 wrote: Am I getting senile or are you? Which clip? :-2


I had a hyperlink in the text, the word "this" should be green and clickable. It points to Robert Plant - The Battle Of Evermore if you can't locate it with your browser.

Týr, 'twas wonderful, thanks evermore.

Bruv;1427160 wrote: Confession time............ I am not familiar with either record.

Led Zeppelin is not my kind of music.

So it has to be Fortunate son.

Robert Plant never did it for me, Rod Stewart does, surprised he isn't in my top ten.No problem, Bruv, I was only having fun the the Stewart stuff, really. There's no way I would have given anyone a hard time for any song listing. Your music choices are good ones.

3 - 3 tie. Anyone else want to vote before I invite The Hammer to do his thing again?

I counted 2-4

Led Zep on this one.

CCR-Fortunate son, Love that song

I could never vote against Led Zeppelin. Robert Plant still makes me gasp. Celebration Day.

This is another very difficult choice, but I'm going to go against my own pick and say Fortunate Son.

Fortunate Son !

Fortunate Son.

LarsMac;1427192 wrote: I counted 2-4

Led Zep on this one.

CCR-Fortunate son, Love that song

I could never vote against Led Zeppelin. Robert Plant still makes me gasp. Celebration Day.

This is another very difficult choice, but I'm going to go against my own pick and say Fortunate Son.

Fortunate Son !

Fortunate Son.You missed SN on post 154.

Now I come up with FS 5 to 3. Fortunate Son wins

Sorry for the confusion.

Next:

Valery - Amy Whitehouse vs Molly Hatchet - Flirtin' With Disaster - YouTube

So vastly different styles to be compared.

But Valery gets my vote.

Amy got soul.

I don't recall ever listening to either song before. I like them both but I'll pick Valerie too. Why not, it's the year of looking past gender sexuality bias, right?

This is proving to be an education, as yet again I have never heard of Molly Hatchet.

And LarsMac Amy had soul, I found her irritating in the extreme to watch sometimes, she was what they call flakey I think.

Amy still gets my vote.

Flirtin' with Disaster !

Molly Hatchet, Amy annoyed me.

She needs a throat lozenge!

Bruv;1427213 wrote: This is proving to be an education, as yet again I have never heard of Molly Hatchet.

And LarsMac Amy had soul, I found her irritating in the extreme to watch sometimes, she was what they call flakey I think.

Amy still gets my vote.


Yeah, she seemed pretty flaky. I never listened or watched much of her stuff, and this was the first time I ever heard her sing.

Never had heard either of those pieces, before today.

I thought Amy had a lot of talent but yes she was a little irritating. Molly Hatchett for me

LarsMac;1427228 wrote: Yeah, she seemed pretty flaky. I never listened or watched much of her stuff, and this was the first time I ever heard her sing.

Never had heard either of those pieces, before today.


You never heard Molly Hatchet before? That surprises me.I thought that was a fairly popular song. I've heard that song on the radio a number of times over the years. Or maybe it was just the people I hung out with.

YZGI;1427241 wrote: You never heard Molly Hatchet before? That surprises me.I thought that was a fairly popular song. I've heard that song on the radio a number of times over the years. Or maybe it was just the people I hung out with.


I've heard Molly Hatchet before, but not that piece.

I don't often listen to radio. When I do, it's usually when I'm driving across Kansas in the middle of the night. Kansas Public Radio has some cool programs.

Holy crap we are showing our age. You guys know that there was music made after 1978?

Try this:



Rabbit Hole 3:20 Josie Cotton Movie Disaster Music

Dark Street 3:29 Fastball The Harsh Light Of Day



Home 3:12 Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros

Happy Ending 2:52 The Strokes Comedown Machine

The View 4:13 Modest Mouse Good News For People Who Love Bad News

Find Forgiveness 3:44 tommy henriksen Selected Songs for a New Beginning

A Simple Answer 6:01 Grizzly Bear Shields

Danny, Dakota & The Wishing Well 4:47 A Silent Film Sand & Snow

Duncan, Where Have You Gone? 3:47 Benjamin Gibbard Former Lives

the Great White Space 3:58 tommy henriksen Selected Songs for a New Beginning

Before We Run 6:14 Yo La Tengo Fade

Tomorrow 3:59 The Cranberries Roses

Down The Line 3:11 José González In Our Nature

A Hard One To Know 2:41 Benjamin Gibbard Former Lives

80's Comedown Machine 4:59 The Strokes Comedown Machine

Speak In Rounds 4:25 Grizzly Bear Shields

Howl 3:40 Junip Fields

Love Is Lost 3:58 David Bowie The Next Day (Deluxe Version)



This is some of the best of the new and college indie. It's what the kids are listening to right now. Give it a try...seriously, you might like it and expand yourself.

Saint_;1427263 wrote: Holy crap we are showing our age. You guys know that there was music made after 1978?

Try this:



Rabbit Hole 3:20 Josie Cotton Movie Disaster Music

Dark Street 3:29 Fastball The Harsh Light Of Day



Home 3:12 Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros

Happy Ending 2:52 The Strokes Comedown Machine

The View 4:13 Modest Mouse Good News For People Who Love Bad News

Find Forgiveness 3:44 tommy henriksen Selected Songs for a New Beginning

A Simple Answer 6:01 Grizzly Bear Shields

Danny, Dakota & The Wishing Well 4:47 A Silent Film Sand & Snow

Duncan, Where Have You Gone? 3:47 Benjamin Gibbard Former Lives

the Great White Space 3:58 tommy henriksen Selected Songs for a New Beginning

Before We Run 6:14 Yo La Tengo Fade

Tomorrow 3:59 The Cranberries Roses

Down The Line 3:11 José González In Our Nature

A Hard One To Know 2:41 Benjamin Gibbard Former Lives

80's Comedown Machine 4:59 The Strokes Comedown Machine

Speak In Rounds 4:25 Grizzly Bear Shields

Howl 3:40 Junip Fields

Love Is Lost 3:58 David Bowie The Next Day (Deluxe Version)



This is some of the best of the new and college indie. It's what the kids are listening to right now. Give it a try...seriously, you might like it and expand yourself.I personally do listen to an awful lot of newer music.

You were invited to join in too, you know. It would have been nice had you done so. Also, don't forget this game thread was labeled "Rock Off" so the music is pretty much what I would have expected.

Perhaps you'll join in next time.

Saint_;1427263 wrote: Holy crap we are showing our age. You guys know that there was music made after 1978?

Try this:



Rabbit Hole 3:20 Josie Cotton Movie Disaster Music

Dark Street 3:29 Fastball The Harsh Light Of Day



Home 3:12 Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros

Happy Ending 2:52 The Strokes Comedown Machine

The View 4:13 Modest Mouse Good News For People Who Love Bad News

Find Forgiveness 3:44 tommy henriksen Selected Songs for a New Beginning

A Simple Answer 6:01 Grizzly Bear Shields

Danny, Dakota & The Wishing Well 4:47 A Silent Film Sand & Snow

Duncan, Where Have You Gone? 3:47 Benjamin Gibbard Former Lives

the Great White Space 3:58 tommy henriksen Selected Songs for a New Beginning

Before We Run 6:14 Yo La Tengo Fade

Tomorrow 3:59 The Cranberries Roses

Down The Line 3:11 José González In Our Nature

A Hard One To Know 2:41 Benjamin Gibbard Former Lives

80's Comedown Machine 4:59 The Strokes Comedown Machine

Speak In Rounds 4:25 Grizzly Bear Shields

Howl 3:40 Junip Fields

Love Is Lost 3:58 David Bowie The Next Day (Deluxe Version)



This is some of the best of the new and college indie. It's what the kids are listening to right now. Give it a try...seriously, you might like it and expand yourself.


There is actually one name on there that I recognized.

If there links there, I might check some of that stuff out.

LarsMac;1427275 wrote: There is actually one name on there that I recognized.

If there links there, I might check some of that stuff out.


David Bowie was the only one I've heard of--LOL

LarsMac;1427259 wrote: I've heard Molly Hatchet before, but not that piece.

I don't often listen to radio. When I do, it's usually when I'm driving across Kansas in the middle of the night. Kansas Public Radio has some cool programs.


Imagine that. I live in Kansas.

YZGI;1427312 wrote: Imagine that. I live in Kansas.


Do you know Dorothy ?

& tude dog lives in Kansas too.

Bruv;1427313 wrote: Do you know Dorothy ?


No, but I ate TOTO

AnneBoleyn;1427323 wrote: & tude dog lives in Kansas too.


Yup, we're up to two.

YZGI;1427332 wrote: No, but I ate TOTO


I didn't like 'im much either

YZGI;1427311 wrote: David Bowie was the only one I've heard of--LOL


Yeah, me too.

Snowfire;1427340 wrote: I didn't like 'im much either


Would probably be OK with a good Picante sauce.

LarsMac;1427345 wrote: Would probably be OK with a good Picante sauce.
Everybody knows you put ketchup on a dawg

Bruv;1427347 wrote: Everybody knows you put ketchup on a dawg


Nope Mustard, how do you think the road got yellow?

3 - 3 tie.

Tyr, do your thing, please.

Ahso!;1427267 wrote:

You were invited to join in too, you know.

Perhaps you'll join in next time.


Ok...I give:

Molly Hatchet. (sigh. I stopped listening to that group in 1985)

Flirtin' With Disaster wins 4 to 3

Next:

Buddy Holly - Everyday - YouTube vs Jimmy Buffett - Come Monday

Jimmy's link doesn't work!

tabby;1427404 wrote: Jimmy's link doesn't work!Fixed. Sorry! Thanks for the heads up!

I like Buddy Holly a lot but I gotta go with Jimmy! He and the Coral Reefers were playing a gig in Charlottesville a few years ago but I wasn't able to go ... soooo disappointed!

Come Monday!

Ahso!;1426649 wrote: I'm going with Layla even though I think the piano solo at the end is way too long. It's still a great number.


Layla is my favorite, and I like that long piano solo at the end.

As much as I like Jimmy, I gotta go with Buddy on this one.

Another tough one. I have to go with Buddy Holly, although I like Buffett and have seen him in concert twice.

Saint_;1427370 wrote: Ok...I give:

Molly Hatchet. (sigh. I stopped listening to that group in 1985)


Thats just daft. You should never stop listening to music just because its "old". Music old and new should be embraced for what it is and not where and when it came from. I have loads of new stuff, even Trance and Dubstep. I never stop looking for new and different music but I never forget what I grew up with. Thats the soundtrack of my life.

Buddy Holly definitely

Got to be Buddy Holly for me

Buddy Holly

Wandrin;1427427 wrote: , although I like Buffett and have seen him in concert twice.


Lucky you! :guitarist