The Song Title Game

[L.M.]

So You Want To Be a Rock and Roll Star - The Byrds (1967)

Some Heads Are Gonna Roll -- Judas Priest from Defenders Of The Faith (1984)

[Dennis.1960]

Some Heads Are Gonna Roll -- Judas Priest from Defenders Of The Faith (1984)

Tonight I'm Gonna Rock You Tonight - Spinal Tap (from 1984's, "Smell the Glove")

[L.M.]

Tonight I'm Gonna Rock You Tonight - Spinal Tap (from 1984's, "Smell the Glove")

Need You Tonight
Artist: INXS
Album: Kick
Released: 1987

[Dennis.1960]

Need You Tonight
Artist: INXS
Album: Kick
Released: 1987

No Sugar Tonight/New Mother Nature - The Guess Who (from their 1970 album, "American Woman")

[L.M.]

No Sugar Tonight/New Mother Nature - The Guess Who (from their 1970 album, "American Woman")

Mother's Little Helper
Artist: The Rolling Stones
Album: Aftermath
Released: 1966

[Dennis.1960]

Mother's Little Helper
Artist: The Rolling Stones
Album: Aftermath
Released: 1966

Great song LM

Little T&A - The Rolling Stones (one of my favorite Keith songs...this one from 1981's "Tattoo You")

[L.M.]

Great song LM

Little T&A - The Rolling Stones (one of my favorite Keith songs...this one from 1981's "Tattoo You")

I figured you were a Stones fan even though you pick Spinal Tap much much more!

Little Fluffy Clouds
Artist: The Orb
Album: The Orb's Adventures Beyond the Ultraworld
Released: 1991

[Dennis.1960]

I figured you were a Stones fan even though you pick Spinal Tap much much more!

Little Fluffy Clouds
Artist: The Orb
Album: The Orb's Adventures Beyond the Ultraworld
Released: 1991

Ya, I'm a huge Stones fan...we always had their latest album on the good old Radio Shack turntable when I was a kid in the 60's

I have another strange connection to the Stones...my cousin was a Hells Angels pledge at the infamous Altamont concert in '69. If you've ever seen the Stones film, "Gimme Shelter", before any of the bands start playing at Altamont that day they show a quick shot of a bus with a "Hells Angels Frisco" banner on the side...my cousin was on that bus. He said the pledges were there for back-up in case the Angels guarding the stage needed any help...well...if you know the story of that sad day you know they didn't need any help. My cousin said he and the other pledges never got off the bus.

Obscured by Clouds - Pink Floyd (from the '72 album of the same name)

[L.M.]

Ya, I'm a huge Stones fan...we always had their latest album on the good old Radio Shack turntable when I was a kid in the 60's

I have another strange connection to the Stones...my cousin was a Hells Angels pledge at the infamous Altamont concert in '69. If you've ever seen the Stones film, "Gimme Shelter", before any of the bands start playing at Altamont that day they show a quick shot of a bus with a "Hells Angels Frisco" banner on the side...my cousin was on that bus. He said the pledges were there for back-up in case the Angels guarding the stage needed any help...well...if you know the story of that sad day you know they didn't need any help. My cousin said he and the other pledges never got off the bus.

Obscured by Clouds - Pink Floyd (from the '72 album of the same name)

Very interesting. BTW, when you were away, we had a concert thread here:
https://forums.denverbroncos.com/sho...hlight=Concert
I bet you've seen some great shows!

ObC is a verrry underrated album IMO -- prime Floyd! :thumb:

By The Way
Artist: Red Hot Chili Peppers
Album: By the Way
Released: 2002

[Dennis.1960]

Very interesting. BTW, when you were away, we had a concert thread here:
https://forums.denverbroncos.com/sho...hlight=Concert
I bet you've seen some great shows!

ObC is a verrry underrated album IMO -- prime Floyd! :thumb:

By The Way
Artist: Red Hot Chili Peppers
Album: By the Way
Released: 2002

Thanks for the link to the concerts thread...I went to a ton of progressive rock/classic rock shows between '75 and '82 along with some great hardcore punk shows in the mid 80's. I'll give some thought on resurrecting the thread!

Yes, I agree ObC is underrated...I think many people who get into PF start with Dark Side of the Moon and go forward never bothering to check out the great stuff that came before

Down by the Seaside - Led Zep (from 75's, "Physical Graffiti")

[L.M.]

Thanks for the link to the concerts thread...I went to a ton of progressive rock/classic rock shows between '75 and '82 along with some great hardcore punk shows in the mid 80's. I'll give some thought on resurrecting the thread!

Yes, I agree ObC is underrated...I think many people who get into PF start with Dark Side of the Moon and go forward never bothering to check out the great stuff that came before

Down by the Seaside - Led Zep (from 75's, "Physical Graffiti")

I can't believe you saw Zeppelin, dude --sooOOo jealous!

I'm Not Down -- The Clash from London Calling (1979)

[80stheman]

I can't believe you saw Zeppelin, dude --sooOOo jealous!

I'm Not Down -- The Clash from London Calling (1979)

Tie Your Mother Down - Queen, from A Day At The Races (1976)

[Dennis.1960]

I can't believe you saw Zeppelin, dude --sooOOo jealous!

Well, I'll tell you...it actually wasn't a great show. First off it was a windy summer Sunday afternoon at the Oakland Coliseum which meant the sound just swirled round and round and wasn't sharp or clear. Second, I'm sure you know the history of that day (here's a link that sums it up pretty well: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Led_Ze...ms_experienced). Also the band's heads seemed to be in other places - for many reasons - and it just wasn't a good performance. But...still very cool that I got to see the final show LZ ever played in America, so if nothing else it's historically important

[Dennis.1960]

Tie Your Mother Down - Queen, from A Day At The Races (1976)

Mathilda Mother - Pink Floyd (from their 1967 debut album - recorded at Abbey Road studios while the Beatles were recording Sgt Peppers - "Piper at the Gates of Dawn")

[L.M.]

Well, I'll tell you...it actually wasn't a great show. First off it was a windy summer Sunday afternoon at the Oakland Coliseum which meant the sound just swirled round and round and wasn't sharp or clear. Second, I'm sure you know the history of that day (here's a link that sums it up pretty well: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Led_Ze...ms_experienced). Also the band's heads seemed to be in other places - for many reasons - and it just wasn't a good performance. But...still very cool that I got to see the final show LZ ever played in America, so if nothing else it's historically important

I wasn't aware of some of those things, interesting. Too bad that moment of history was kind of a drag at the time.