Rock Songs That Can’t be In the QuickHitz Selection

Geeks & Beats ^ | August 15, 2014 | Vanessa Azzoli

[Lazamataz]

This is a GREAT version of NIN's Reptile. Bauhaus's Peter Murphy does the vocals.

[crazydad]

Listen to Live At Pompeii and watch the whole documentary. That will blow you away.

[Harold Shea]

Have watched that live at Pompei a bunch..great performance

Would have thought someone would have mentioned Stevie Nicks

by now.

[cuban leaf]

I got it off limewire a few years ago. ;-)

And you are right. It did!

[stylin19a]

Sweet Wine - Cream - ginger baker

[MAKOTHEDOG]

Indeed it is. Somehow I ended up with the session recordings. All 20 songs are pretty impressive.

Cheers

[MAKOTHEDOG]

Rush has lots of good long songs to choose from.

2112

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZm1_jtY1SQ

[HandyDandy]

Was their ‘71 Live at The Fillmore the one with “MudShark”? And So Happy Together with the former Turtles? I don’t remember Peaches en Regalia being on that. There is a lot I don’t remember.

[HandyDandy]

Number Nine - John Lennon and somebody

[HandyDandy]

Retrospective - Buffalo Springfield

[HandyDandy]

Sorry, screwed that up. Meant to say Morrison Hotel - The Doors

[Prov1322]

Nine Feet Underground---Caravan

Eight Miles High---Golden Earing

Who Do You Love---Quicksilver Messenger Service

Hocus Pocus---Focus (the only hard rock band I am aware of with a decent yodeler)

Don't Try to Lay No Boogie-Woogie on the King of Rock and Roll---Long John Baldry

...and as someone else mentioned...a few cuts from The Allman Brothers Live at Fillmore East...

[dfwgator]

Hocus Pocus---Focus (the only hard rock band I am aware of with a decent yodeler)

Jan Akkerman is one of the greatest guitarists that few have ever heard of.

[Rodamala]

Yes. Flo and Eddie. Peaches was the second to last song on that record... somewhere in my vinyl collection I have the first pressing of that LP. I often listen to that album and really wish I was there.

[VTenigma]

Thick as a brick, Tull

[Rodamala]

Whenever I was looking to get my money's worth out of the jukebox without pissing off everyone in the bar (the way my brother would by stuffing 4 bucks in the jukebox and playing the entire Appetite For Destruction album... all 53 minutes, 52 seconds of it), I would play Can You Hear Me Knocking? off of Sticky Fingers. This one old biker bar we used to hang out at had the perfect feel for that tune... like the Stones once played it there. 7 minutes, 17 seconds long.

I am not a big Stones fan, but that is a good tune.

[Squawk 8888]

The Stones and my town have an interesting love affair. They for most of their tours here, and part of their prep is to show up at a club and play a set, usually with only a couple of hours’ notice. Also, Keith Richards credits his heroin bust here for saving his life.

[HandyDandy]

Thunderclap Newman - Something in The Air

[HandyDandy]

Baba O’Riley - The Who

[dfwgator]

Remember the original long song: Bohemian Rhapsody. Radio stations originally thought it was nuts to play the whole 5:55 minutes of it, without any cuts.