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Re: YouTube Thread [Re: Ice] #394038
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Bruce Springsteen - Fire (live, acoustic)

One of my favorites. Its hot.


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You want more, you got it! He's the most bootlegged artist next to Dylan - I have a good 50 or so myself. His records are great, but his live shows are what made him legendary. This is a great site outside of youtube that has some amazing Springsteen concert footage from many eras of his career:

Brucevideos.com

Ice, keep that GNR stuff coming!

More Boss from YouTube:

I'm Goin' Down

This Land is Your Land from BITUSA tour

Trapped

No Surrender

Thunder Road with Melissa Etheridge

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 Originally Posted By: bogey
Bruce Springsteen - Fire (live, acoustic)

One of my favorites. Its hot.


Not the same song, but you're inspired me to post Jimi Hendrix's fire; Both the original, and RHCP cover.

Jimi Hendrix - Fire (Live at Woodstock '69)
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Fire (Live at Woodstock '99)


"Somebody told me when the bomb hits, everybody in a two mile radius will be instantly sublimated, but if you lay face down on the ground for some time, avoiding the residual ripples of heat, you might survive, permanently fucked up and twisted like you're always underwater refracted. But if you do go gas, there's nothing you can do if the air that was once you is mingled and mashed with the kicked up molecules of the enemy's former body. Big-kid-tested, motherf--ker approved."
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My roommate used to play Bruce's FIRE around the house ALL the friggin time. You can really jam out to that one with just your guitar. I'm Going Down is UNQUESTIONABLY my favorite Bruce song. Although, I just now picked up on the sexual innuendo of the title. \:\/

I used to wear the ol' Sony Cassette player OUT with that one when I was a lad.

And Goomby, I KNEW you would have about half-a-hundred of the bootlegs.

Thunder Road LIVE 1976
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KngiJUNdsu0&mode=related&search=




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Has anyone seen the Derek Jeter/Harvey Keitel Gatorade commercial?

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Re: YouTube Thread [Re: Ice] #394670
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Holy cow, Ice. You pulled out some rarities like 'Sad Eyes'. Cool stuff! I never knew a regular video of the song was made.

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If anyone ever comes across a live version of Bruce's "Pink Cadillac" from the 1984-85 tour, I would be in your debt forever. Either that tour, the Darkness tour of '78-79, or the '99-'00 Reunion tours were the best of the E Street Band.

Here's a cool Pink Cadillac, but it's missing a great story prior to the song that I have on a few bootlegs. Great nonetheless:
Pink Cadillac live

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Speaking THE BRUCE...

Check out this tribute performance that he and other rockers did at the Grammys years back for the late Joel Strummer(THE CLASH):

The clash & Dave Grohl & Bruce Springsteen - London calling (live)

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I couldn't find it on youtube, but I'm sure someone's got it. Here is the text, although it doesn't do justice to Bono's delivery, when he inducted Springsteen into the RR Hall of Fame in 1999:

"Bruce is a very unusual rock star, really, isn't he? I mean, he hasn't done the things most rock stars do. He got rich and famous, but never embarrassed himself with all that success, did he? No drug busts, no blood changes in Switzerland. Even more remarkable, no golfing! No bad hair period, even in the '80s. No wearing of dresses in videos. No embarrassing movie roles, no pet snakes, no monkeys. No exhibitions of his own paintings. No public brawling or setting himself on fire on the weekend.

Rock stars are supposed to make soap operas of their lives, aren't they? If they don't kill themselves first. Well, you can't be a big legend and not be dysfunctional. It's not allowed. You should at least have lost your looks. Everyone else has. Did you see them? (Points toward backstage area) It's like Madame Tussaud's back there.

Then there's Bruce Springsteen. (Cheers) Okay -- Ohhh!!! Handsome, handsome mother with those brooding brown eyes, eyes that could see through America. And a catastrophe of great songs, if you were another songwriter. Bruce has played every bar in the U.S.A., and every stadium. Credibility -- you couldn't have more, unless you were dead. But Bruce Springsteen, you always knew, was not gonna die stupid. He didn't buy the mythology that screwed so many people. Instead he created an alternative mythology, one where ordinary lives became extraordinary and heroic. Bruce Springsteen, you were familiar to us. But it's not an easy familiarity, is it? Even his band seems to stand taller when he walks in the room. It's complex. He's America's writer, and critic. It's like in Badlands, he's Martin Sheen and Terrence Malick. To be so accessible and so private...there's a rubric. But then again, he is an Irish-Italian, with a Jewish-sounding name. What more do you want?!?

Add one big African sax player, and no one in this room is gonna fuck with you!

In 1974, I was 14. Even I knew the '60s were over. It was the era of soft-rock and fusion. The Beatles were gone, Elvis was in Vegas. What was goin' on? Nothin' was goin' on. Bruce Springsteen was comin' on, saving music from the phonies, saving lyrics from the folkies, saving leather jackets from the Fonz. (Sings) "Now the greasers, they tramp the streets and get busted for sleeping on the beaches all night, and them boys in their high heels, ah Sandy, their skins are so white. Oh Sandy, love me tonight, and I promise I'll love you forever." In Dublin, Ireland, I knew what he was talking about. Here was a dude who carried himself like Brando, and Dylan, and Elvis. If John Steinbeck could sing, if Van Morrison could ride a Harley-Davidson...It was something new, too. He was the first whiff of Scorsese, the first hint of Patti Smith, Elvis Costello and the Clash. He was the end of long hair, brown rice and bell bottoms. He was the end of the 20-minute drum solo. It was good night, Haight-Ashbury; hello, Asbury Park. (Cheers) C'mon!

America was staggering when Springsteen appeared. The president just resigned in disgrace, the U.S. had lost its first war. There was going to be no more oil in the ground. The days of cruising and big cars were supposed to be over. But Bruce Springsteen's vision was bigger than a Honda, it was bigger than a Subaru. Bruce made you believe that dreams were still out there, but after loss and defeat, they had to be braver, not just bigger. He was singing "Now you're scared and you're thinking that maybe we ain't that young anymore," because it took guts to be romantic now. Knowing you could lose didn't mean you still didn't take the ride. In fact, it made taking the ride all the more important.

Here was a new vision, and a new community. More than a community, because every great rock group is kind of like starting a religion. And Bruce surrounded himself with fellow believers. The E Street -- it wasn't just a great rock group, or a street gang. It was a brotherhood. Zealots like Steve Van Zandt, the bishop Clarence Clemons, the holy Roy Bittan, crusaders Danny Federici, Max Weinberg, Garry Tallent, and later, Nils Lofgren. And Jon Landau, Jon Landau, Jon Landau, Jon Landau, Jon Landau. What do you call a man who makes his best friend his manager, his producer, his confessor? You call him the Boss. And Springsteen didn't just marry a gorgeous, red-headed woman from the Jersey Shore. She could sing, she could write, and she could tell the Boss off. That's Patty right there. (Points toward crowd)

For me and the rest of the U2-ers, it wasn't just the way he described the world. It was the way he negotiated it. It was a map, a book of instructions on how to be in the business but not of it. Generous is a word you could use to describe the way he treated us. Decency is another. But these words can box you in. I remember when Bruce was headlining Amnesty International's tour for prisoners of conscience, I remember thinking "Wow, if ever there was a prisoner of conscience, it's Bruce Springsteen." Integrity can be a yoke, a pain...when your songs are taking you to a part of town where people don't expect to see you.

At some point I remember riding in an elevator with gentleman Bruce, where he just stared straight ahead of himself, and completely ignored me. I was crushed. Only when he walked into the doors as they were opening, did I realize the impossible was happening. My God, Bruce Springsteen, the Buddha of my youth, is plastered! Drunk as a skunk! Pissed as a fart! I have to go back to the book of instructions, scratch the bit out about how you held yourself in public. By the way, that was a great relief.

Something was going on, though. As a fan I could see that my hero was beginning to rebel against his own public image. Things got even more interesting on Tunnel of Love, when he started to deface it. A remarkable bunch of tunes, where our leader starts having a go at himself, and the hypocrisy of his own heart, before anyone else could. But the tabloids could never break news on Bruce Springsteen. Because his fans -- he had already told us everything in the songs. We knew he was spinning. We could feel him free-falling. But it wasn't in chaos or entropy. It was in love.

They call him the Boss. Well that's a bunch of crap. He's not the boss. He works FOR us. More than a boss, he's the owner, because more than anyone else, Bruce Springsteen owns America's heart."

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 Originally Posted By: goombah

Bono's delivery, when he inducted Springsteen into the RR Hall of Fame in 1999:

Something was going on, though. As a fan I could see that my hero was beginning to rebel against his own public image. Things got even more interesting on Tunnel of Love, when he started to deface it. A remarkable bunch of tunes, where our leader starts having a go at himself, and the hypocrisy of his own heart, before anyone else could. But the tabloids could never break news on Bruce Springsteen. Because his fans -- he had already told us everything in the songs. We knew he was spinning. We could feel him free-falling. But it wasn't in chaos or entropy. It was in love.


Here in lies the central topic of Bruce: Born in the USA and Tunnel of Love albums. Why did he break form and produce two albums that are more classified in the "pop" sections?

Despite the fact that Born in the USA is one of the most popular albums in the history of modern radio, Bruce always spoke against it and called it his least favorite. Tunnel of Love would of course fall in the same category.

But I don't buy that, Bruce. You wanted to experiment with different sounds and these albums offered you the chance to do that. I posted several songs from each of these albums b/c as a Bruce fan I feel that they are as important as Born to Run or Thunder Road.

One Step Up, Brilliant Disguise, Born in the USA, etc, are favorite Bruce tunes of mine and always will be. I consider myself to have "diverse" interests in music(As I think most of us do) and these songs helped diversify Bruce and make him the God that he is.



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There is a great book by Dave Marsh called "Glory Days" that deals extensively with Bruce from "The River" through the BITUSA tour. It ends before "Tunnel of Love" was released.

A short summary:

Springsteen "broke" through with a Top 10 hit in 1980 with "Hungry Heart." He had experienced some commercial success before with "Born to Run," but was still had a large cult following until 1978-80. Had Bruce been going for the quick buck and only been interested in commercial success, he could have released a similar sounding follow-up to "The River." Instead, Bruce released "Nebraska," an all acoustic, sparse account of songs dealing with extraordinary difficult times. The songs were recorded on a 4 track and the demos were released as the actual album after Bruce was not satisfied with the recordings attempted with the E Street Band. Each time they played a song, it lost the intimacy of the original demo. So his friend and bandmate, Steve Van Zandt, suggested releasing the demos as the actual record.

During the same period, Bruce wrote a bunch of other songs, many of which ended up being released on BITUSA. But the title track of what would become BITUSA (released on the box set "Tracks" in 1998) was written acoustically. The original BITUSA came off sounding like a protest song. Bruce always liked the lyrics, but decided to try a rock arrangement. The 2nd take of the song BITUSA was the beginning of his next album, and the rest, they say, is history.

Bruce was very ambivalent about releasing BITUSA because it contained songs that were more commercial sounding than anything he had done to that point ("Cover Me," "I'm On Fire" particularly). He also wrote a bunch of great songs that ended up not making the released version of BITUSA: "Pink Cadillac," "Janey Don't You Lose Heart," "Murder Incorporated," and "Follow That Dream." In all, Bruce recorded sixty songs for BITUSA - only twelve made the final cut.

When the album was nearing completion, Bruce's manager insisted that the album needed a sure-fire hit single. After an angry exchange between the two, Bruce told his manager to write a new song because he had already written enough material. But Bruce went home that night and came back to the studio the next day with "Dancing in the Dark." It was the album's first single and his highest charting song.

"Dancing" catapulted Bruce to superstardom as the single took off and went to #2 on the charts. Six more singles were released and all were in the Top 10. The BITUSA tour, which competed against the Jackson Family's tour, sold out everywhere and tickets for Bruce were significantly more affordable than the Jacksons.

Bruce toured for a year and a half throughout the world. Some of his core audience did not like 12 year old girls coming to the show. It was a difficult adjustment that kids would come to see Bruce based solely on his MTV videos. But Bruce put on some of his most energetic and fantastic shows during that tour. He was everywhere: on MTV, in the We are the World recording, and on the radio constantly. Politicians tried to solicit his support from both the right (Mondale) and the left (Reagan). He was on ABC News and constantly on the cover of Rolling Stone.

After the BITUSA tour, Bruce sought to reign in his iconic image. Years later, Bruce said he was glad to leave behind that period, in which he wore a bandana and displayed his muscular build.

"Tunnel of Love" dealt with adult topics such as marriage and family, a big departure from his previous songs of adventure, cars, and girls. The sound on "Tunnel" is much quieter than BITUSA and the E Street Band's contributions to the record are significantly less. He toured behind the album, but not until a full 6 months after its release. Instead of having Clarence Clemons as his onstage foil, his new girlfriend Patti, also a member of the E Street Band, was his main stage mate. It made sense - the songs were about relationships between men and women, but it confused some of his audience and his bandmates.

Bruce still put on 4 hour shows during the "Tunnel" tour, but he eschewed some of his concert staples: "Badlands," "Thunder Road," "No Surrender." Even "Born to Run" was played acoustically with only a guitar and harmonica.

Bruce may say BITUSA is his least favorite, but it's what got me hooked in the first place. I was 13 years old when it was released and have been a fan ever since. For me, BITUSA ranks with "Darkness on the Edge of Town" as his best album. He still plays many of its songs in his concerts today: "Born in the USA," "Dancing in the Dark," "No Surrender," "Darlington County," and "Glory Days." To me, the album is poppy, but it's still a great record. There's not one song I ever skip when listening. The songs don't sound dated because they are pop songs, which I think is the mark of great music.

"Tunnel" is also a 5 star album IMO. It's best moments are "Tougher than the Rest," "Ain't Got You," "Tunnel," "Brilliant Disguise," "Spare Parts."

I agree Ice - Bruce experimented a bit with both albums. I feel that his biggest experimentation in terms of sound was "The Rising" record. The rich textures, the searing guitars, violin, etc. make it a great album and is a musical departure from his other works. On top of all that, most of the record dealt with 9/11 and its aftermath, which lead to some very emotional lyrics.

My faves in order:

BITUSA and Darkness on the Edge of Town (tie)
Born to Run
The River
Tunnel of Love
The Rising
Nebraska

I guess this could have warranted its own thread...

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Check out this funny clip from one of my favorite episodes of "Curb Your Enthusiam" (entitled "Shaq"), where Larry seems to have some unusual good luck then goes into Starbucks.

Larry at Starbucks

Or the chef Larry hired, based upon the recommendation of someone who wanted to extract revenge on Larry, at Larry's new restaurant who had
Turrets syndrome

Larry's dad withholds some important news

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 Originally Posted By: goombah

I agree Ice - Bruce experimented a bit with both albums. I feel that his biggest experimentation in terms of sound was "The Rising" record. The rich textures, the searing guitars, violin,
etc. make it a great album and is a musical departure from his other works. On top of all that, most of the record dealt with 9/11 and its aftermath, which lead to some very emotional lyrics.

My faves in order:

BITUSA and Darkness on the Edge of Town (tie)
Born to Run
The River
Tunnel of Love
The Rising
Nebraska

I guess this could have warranted its own thread...


Songs like Streets of Philadelphia and the sort are NOT my type of tunes. Tunnel of Love was still vintage Bruce, though. I guess since I grew up w/ Born in the USA I will always have fondness to that group of songs. Tunnel of Love represented an emotional "coming-down" of sorts for him. He and his wife were going through a split when he wrote most of the album.

My tentative top 11 would be...1.I'm going down 2.Spirit in the Night 3.My Hometown 4.Thunder Road 5.Hungry Heart 6.Growing Up 7.Rosalita 8.Born to Run 9.Fire 10.The River 11.Brilliant Disguise

Of course, the list is dependant on my mood for that particular day. A song like Born in the USA is too great for any kind of list. It's an immortal song that will live forever, ala Beatles Twist and Shout.

But like you, I pretty much love ALL Bruce. I hope to see him in concert as he is going as strong as ever. His new album releases are always an anticipated event.

And you're right, we could DEFINITELY have a BRUCE thread. Just ask JG. ;\)

Thnx for the insightful info, keep it coming! \:\)


I'm going down LIVE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbfBoWZv0oM
THIS might be the best video on youtube. \:D

I'm going down LIVE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FuBEiJ9H6Y&mode=related&search=
Only 1:04. Why must the Youtube Gods torture me. \:\/



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More Classic ROCK :

Van Halen-Hot for Teacher LIVE UK
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nT7XOlPWsN8

Golden Earring-Radar Love LIVE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGdSmNnz2ZA

Allman Bros-Midnight Rider LIVE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqCc1l_v_uI

.38 Special-Hold on Loosely LIVE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMxqPRdR36I

Jethro Tull-Locomotive Breath LIVE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JminCiuh3t0

Molly Hatchet-Flirting w/ Disaster
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwRXp8ZMdNQ
Ron Paul IS a good man. You should vote for him. \:D

Alice Cooper-Only Women Bleed/No more Mr. Nice Guy/I'm 18 LIVE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5lRsYfp5iU&mode=related&search=
I wanted No More Mr. Nice Guy but couldn't pass up this vintage footage of Alice and his snake!!! \:o
This IS the same guy who bit the head off of a live bat while on stage.

Joe Walsh-Funk #49 LIVE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yc60uUQOZAU&mode=related&search=
Walsh wrote this when he was the lead guitarist for "The James Gang."
He later went solo and started singing.
THEN, he joined the Eagles in 1976.

Joe Walsh - Rocky Mountain Way LIVE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BztQEF8Z6ms

Joe Walsh-Life's been good
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmyxH-v8EYA
Most random "video" ever. A tribute to Keith Moon, drummer of the Who. WTF ever, only vid. avail.
Great song of course, but I don't really care about Walsh/The Eagles.



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Happy Memorial Day, you guys!

Here's some ROCK for your 2007 version.

And given the occasion--thou hast the right to drink beer and smoke cigarettes while listening! \:\)


Rod Stewart-You wear it well LIVE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkbkSCtCDmI
This is a LUUUUV song. And yes, I must agree, thou doest wear it well.

Grandfunk Railroad-We're an American Band
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lo6HONeuT-M
Yes, we ARE an AMERICAN band.

ACDC-Shot Down in Flames
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUI3p4Fyiio&mode=related&search=
Bon is God.

ACDC-Touch too much
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vEGvHaUM7M
Yes, it does seem like a touch too much.

ACDC-Sin City LIVE 1978
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ym016NijZXs

Lynard Skynard-Don't Ask Me No Questions LIVE 1975
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEpDhRoUyB8
And I WON'T tella UUU no lies.

Lynard Skynard-Free Bird LIVE Knebworth 1976
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsWz-Q7JYQA&mode=related&search=
R.I.P-Ronnie, Steve, Allen, Leon, and Cassie. We memorialize you w/ this!
But yes...thou hast the right to make luuuuv while listening to this!



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Yea...so I just found the greatest video of Iron Maiden's THE TROOPER I've ever seen. Seriously...it may even just be the greatest YouTube video I've ever seen. Prepare for the awesomeness you are about to behold:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1WKYmx4i1Q


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A devastating video of Hurricane Katrina's wrath set to the music of Led Zepp's "When the Levee Breaks."

Katrina

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Another funny, uncomfortably painful to watch scene from Curb Your Enthusiasm, in which Larry ticks off David Schwimmer & Schwimmer's dad.
Larry & Schwimmer

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More footage from "Curb Your Enthusiasm" in which Larry finally starts experiencing some good luck. His luck began earlier in the day and continues when he is in Starbucks for this scene. While getting coffee with his wife, Larry finds out he no longer has to do a favor for an acquaintance whom Larry didn't want to help in the first place.

Larry's luck was changed after having some bad luck at the beginning of the episode, while attending a Lakers-Knicks game. At the game, he was sitting courtside and, while stretching his legs, Larry inadvertantly tripped Shaquille O'Neill, resulting in what appears to be a serious injury to Shaq. One of my favorite episodes.

drinking "Vanilla bullshit" at Starbucks

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More CLASSIC Rock!


CCR-Travelin' Band LIVE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAxe_8WocwU

Bob Seger-Her strut
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=433aF0CjQqI
Apparently you can't download Bob Seger music.
Sooo...THESE sort of sucky vids are the only ones available. \:\/

Motley Crue-Kickstart my heart
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2Q9dNOKimc

Van Halen-I'll Wait/Interview
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irOwPMrQIn0
DLR 4 life. Only vid of this song available on youtube. Interview is amazing but wtf.

CCR-I put a spell on you LIVE Woodstock
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-C5fgDfxlI
I said b/c yo' mine!

Boston-Peace of mind LIVE 1988
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oB-gmuiFqgY
Brad Delp(RIP) is one of the best LIVE frontmen EVER.

Boston-Smokin' LIVE 1978
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_qm92JCBm4&mode=related&search=

Boston-More than a feeling LIVE 1988
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLVMdAnmMdU

"Boston"- Long Time LIVE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prYZJPPJZ8o
Technically not Boston, but same guitarist and lead singer.

Boston-Amanda LIVE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoWPWSywnFs
One of the biggest smash hits ever.



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A great version of Kiss' "God of Thunder," performed on VH-1 by Ace Frehley, Rob Zombie, Tommy Lee, Slash, and Scott Ian.

God of Thunder

Motley Crue:
Wild Side

Ratt:
You're In Love

Def Leppard:
Bringing on the Heartbreak

Rock of Ages

And damn did this guy make funny videos: David Lee Roth with the funny intros to both songs:
Yankee Rose

Goin' Crazy

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Great videos, Goomby! They ROCK!!!

Mmmm k, I think we had a request for some Led Zeppelin. Anyone, anyone?

The adorably handsome yet MASCULINE lead guitarist's name is Jimmy...last name is...anyone, anyone?


D'yer Maker
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eClZA5IHLUc

Hey Hey What Can I Do
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYbMPgqsGhI
I gotta woman wanna ball all day yeah yeaaaaaaah nawl nawl...

Over the hills and far away LIVE 1977
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUe0Sjh9amI&mode=related&search=

Rock n Roll LIVE 1972
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boZLA5F1oYE
10X

Babe I'm gonna leave You LIVE 1969
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-kTR-tYHPc
Been so loong...
Been so loong...
That I wantcha' lovin' babe...





Re: YouTube Thread [Re: Ice] #397184
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Awesome Zepp stuff Ice!

Here's the studio version video of VH's - complete with the look-a-like kids
Hot For Teacher

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I contemplated posting this in the "Springsteen" thread, but decided to post it here instead.

Chuck Berry w/ Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band -- Johnny B. Goode


"Growing up my dad was like 'You have a great last name, Galifianakis. Galifianakis...begins with a gal...and ends with a kiss...' I'm like that's great dad, can we get it changed to 'Galifianafuck' please?" -- Zach Galifianakis



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A pretty good montage of SNL clips from the 80s with Ed Grimmley, Stevie Wonder, Mr. Robinson and much more.

SNL clips

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Some vintage Van Halen:

You Really Got Me

Panama

And my favorite VH song:
Unchained

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