It's Saturday Evening, And I Feel We Need Some Classic Rock Posted Here - The Who/Magic Bus/Live At Leeds

[Rick-o]

I love this band. One of my all time favs. Apologies if this has already been posted.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmfQQC1bsf4

[prymsnap]

My favorite live album of all time.

[Yoyodyne ArtWorks]

That and “Get Yer Yas Yas Out” were my go-to live albums in high school.

[Bernie]

Saga-Wind him up -Live

VH-1 Wind him up video

The opened for Pat Benatar and I was hooked.

The Who rocks and I bought the newest one too. Saga is High Energy drama that takes a bit to Wind up.

Now how about a love song. Jet City Woman

[hal]

prymsnap wrote:
My favorite live album of all time.

me too! I've been meaning to find the time to sit down and listen to the whole extended release (without distraction), but haven't found the time. How did I ever find so much time to listen to entire albums uninterrupted when I was a kid?

This is my favorite african guitar song of the week. Can't get enough of this stuff these days.

Songhoy Blues - Soubour - 9/23/2019 - Paste Studio ATL
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m47_CPEM5hg

[DinerDave]

Sweet stuff, the genre of choice for me.

Thanks for posting,

Dave

[DP]

I said a young man... ain't got nothin' in the world these days-

[DeusxMac]

Bernie wrote:
Saga is High Energy drama that takes a bit to Wind up.

Must be a Canadian thing... :mullet:

[MrNoBody]

I couldn't state this any better...

Jack Black introducing the Who, 12/08/2008 @ Kennedy Center Honors. wrote:
When I was 10, I fell in love with the Who,” he said. “I saw Tommy and was deeply moved.
I wasn’t deaf, dumb or blind, but I wanted to be felt, seen, heard and healed.
Seriously, I’m not going for laughs here … When I first heard them in 1979, it hit me
like a torpedo in my third eye. It was a collection of ass-kicking songs the likes of
which we will never see again. And it’s about time they get some sweet-ass recognish.