EPTPost some of your favorite "oldies" on here. Please no disrespect with what others post, not everyone will enjoy the same music as you do.
Here are a couple of mine!
Oldies Music Thread!
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FoliuS
United States34 Posts
Post some of your favorite "oldies" on here. Please no disrespect with what others post, not everyone will enjoy the same music as you do. Here are a couple of mine! | ||
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bertolo
United States133 Posts
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Golden Ghost
Netherlands1041 Posts
Hope you like them. | ||
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Piy
Scotland3152 Posts
ignore shitty opening. | ||
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obloquy
United States265 Posts
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ZinY
Belgium123 Posts
personal favourite | ||
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FruitGG
United States73 Posts
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vx70GTOJudgexv
United States3161 Posts
On September 09 2010 07:43 ValSic wrote: Led Zeppelin please? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Q7Vr3yQYWQ Happy to oblige  + Show Spoiler + | ||
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Archas
United States6531 Posts
Good times... | ||
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R A V
United States217 Posts
Just a few songs for now ~_^ | ||
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Piy
Scotland3152 Posts
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R A V
United States217 Posts
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seRapH
United States9759 Posts
i <3 this song. gene kelly~~! | ||
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AJMcSpiffy
United States1154 Posts
Just a few of the best songs from that concert. But really if you have the time and ability, watch the whole show. It was an amazing collaboration of musicians (Including people like Bruce Springsteen, Elvis Costello, and Tom Waits) that culminated into possibly one of the best shows performed by an artist who I wish could have sang for us forever. p.s. In trying to find an appropriate thread, I came across this one. I hope this is an okay revival. | ||
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Mellotron
United States329 Posts
Heres one that blows my mind from a compositional point of view. The significance of this one is that it uses chromatic chord changes in an era of songwriting where they werent used very often. This type of writing would later be a big part of John Lennons sound and writing style on the White album etc. People always talk about breaking the "rules" of music... this is a great example of how the rules can be broken without turning your song into an atonal pile of garbage, and actually propelling it forward and making it stand out. The chromatic chord appears on the word "everybody", temporarily hinting at a transient key change, then quickly changes back to normal tonality immediately afterwards, preventing the songs harmony from sounding formless and atonal by obscuring the original key, which is a mistake made almost always in modern second rate writing. Here, John Lennon makes it seem effortless and natural. | ||
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Qiixll
Sweden16 Posts
This one rocks! | ||
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Beaudereck
Canada140 Posts
Jethro Tull : Thick as a Brick. | ||
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fabiano
Brazil4644 Posts
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Horiz0n
Sweden364 Posts
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Kogu
Canada83 Posts
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