Re: Post a 1970s hit song:

by Guest Sat 22 Oct 2016 - 10:53

This video may be peak 70s. The clothes. The song. The hair. The serial killer death stare.

by **I.B. Fine** Sat 22 Oct 2016 - 11:22

Not huge, but the Monkee with the most talent was breaking ground for MTV.
Song is actually 'Cruisin"

by **I.B. Fine** Sat 22 Oct 2016 - 11:28

Speaking of driving songs

by **DWags** Sat 22 Oct 2016 - 11:29

I.B. Fine wrote:Not huge, but the Monkee with the most talent was breaking ground for MTV.
Song is actually 'Cruisin"

Interesting

by **I.B. Fine** Sat 22 Oct 2016 - 11:39

Detroit's own!

by Guest Sat 22 Oct 2016 - 11:40

I.B. Fine wrote:Speaking of driving songs

That's a great song, on some of my playlists. RIP Hughie.

by **Floyd Robertson** Sat 22 Oct 2016 - 11:50

I.B. Fine wrote:Speaking of driving songs

Good choice. You have to listen to these back to back.

Thursday was the 39th anniversary of the crash.

by Guest Sun 23 Oct 2016 - 12:35

"As I told everybody last night, I was reading in Rolling Stone where they said, "Detroit audiences are the greatest rock & roll audiences in the world." I thought to myself, "Shit! I've known that for ten years!" - Bob Seger

by **tGreenWay** Sun 23 Oct 2016 - 15:29

LooseGoose wrote:

Great song.

by **Snake Plissken** Sun 23 Oct 2016 - 20:15

by **Snake Plissken** Sun 23 Oct 2016 - 20:22

by **I.B. Fine** Mon 24 Oct 2016 - 16:15

by **I.B. Fine** Mon 24 Oct 2016 - 16:18

Who can forget?

....as much as we might try. Post a 1970s hit song: - Page 2 502811600

by **Floyd Robertson** Mon 24 Oct 2016 - 16:26

Oh, so that's how you want to roll.

by Guest Tue 25 Oct 2016 - 12:53

One of my favorite ZZTop songs:

Was in the 9th row at the Lansing Civic Center to see them in December of '79.
Took a Jack Daniels bottle to the back when someone behind me objected to
me standing on my chair during this song. Had a bruise with that outline for a week.

by Guest Thu 27 Oct 2016 - 10:09

by **I.B. Fine** Thu 27 Oct 2016 - 13:43

by Guest Mon 31 Oct 2016 - 11:49

by **I.B. Fine** Mon 31 Oct 2016 - 12:14

by **I.B. Fine** Mon 31 Oct 2016 - 12:18

LooseGoose wrote:

See you and raise you..... for OTPT

by Guest Tue 1 Nov 2016 - 10:59

by Guest Tue 1 Nov 2016 - 17:39

Antineoplastons wrote:
Check out the obvious Illuminati pyramid hand sign by the dude in the white coat....

Reminds me of one of the all time OBVIOUS Illuminati songs ( although I think this was early 80's) by the Alan Parsons Project, Eye in the Sky...a song whose beginning is also used by the Pistons during the player introduction

"I am the eye in the sky
Looking at you
I can read your mind
I am the maker of rules
Dealing with fools
I can cheat you blind
And I don't need to see any more
To know that I can read your mind, I can read your mind"

So you're saying Gary Rossington is one, eh?

And don't fuck up Alan Parsons for me. I enjoy that group a lot, saw a fine show down at the State Theater in the D back in 19 and 96.

by Guest Tue 1 Nov 2016 - 18:39

Antineoplastons wrote:TBH I have no clue as to the names of the members of Skynyrd, but I know the vast, vast majority of the people that use that hand sign are definitely puppets of the Illuminati ( BTW that's a common misconception, the Illuminati do not make their names known so when people say Jay Z, etc are "the" Illuminati that's not correct, rather they are just owned and controlled by them...)

I do know some of their members died an unusual and early death, a relatively common occurrence for famous Illuminati puppets and/or their close friends/relatives offered up in a blood sacrifice. I'll research it and let you know.

Regarding TAPP, that song without a doubt can mean only one thing. I don't know anything about them aside from that song, but I would bet if I looked into them I'd find more reasons to believe they are I-P's ( Illuminati-puppets ™)

Well the member you referenced in that picture is the only remaining original member.

Where do the Beatles fall in all of this? Alan Parsons got his start as a recording engineer with George Martin.

by tanfan! Tue 1 Nov 2016 - 18:58

You idiots. Boston. More than a feeling. One of the greatest albums of all time.

by Guest Tue 1 Nov 2016 - 19:00

Tanfan! wrote:You idiots. Boston. More than a feeling. One of the greatest albums of all time.

FIFY

by Guest Tue 1 Nov 2016 - 19:05

Antineoplastons wrote:Really? That's kind of creepy if true because he's the only one making the hand sign. Wow, wonder why he owed them so many blood sacrifices? It reminds me of the circumstances involving the death of Aaliyah. Was he the main reason for the band's success?

It's true, although Ricky Medlocke (left, rear) was in an early version of the band he wasn't a member of the "classic" lineup.

Rossington was one of the 3 primary writers so yes, he'd be counted as one of the main reasons for their success.

Wrote the music for Simple Man, Sweet Home Alabama and What's Your Name among others.