Classic Rock

[mowens]

Anybody else a Wishbone Ash fan? I've been reliving the 70s here lately.

My playlist so far consists of:

Spirits in the Night - Manfred Mann version
Die Young - Black Sabbath
Doctor Doctor - UFO
Warrior - Wishbone Ash
Bad Penny - Rory Gallagher
Go To Hell - Alice Cooper
Bouree - Jethro Tull

Any suggestions? I prefer deep cuts rather than what you hear on every classic rock station.

[neurosis]

Any suggestions? I prefer deep cuts rather than what you hear on every classic rock station.

Rainbow - Can't Happen Here

[Jeff]

Anybody else a Wishbone Ash fan?

No, I only like bands that don't suck. 

I've never heard of them to be honest.

For a deep cut, Bob Seger "Let it Rock" from the Live Bullet record is phenomenal.

[JParis]

Anything from The Royal Scam...Steely Dan

From entire album from start to end

[Jim at Gentex]

We recently got a SiriusXM free subscription when we bought our new car.
I locked on to the 70's at 7 station and have hardly changed it since.

One great 70's song after another!    

[YoDoug]

Just about every shop I worked in over the last 30 years had either classic rock or Rush Limbaugh on the radio. I've heard enough of both for a lifetime.

[Incogneeto]

Just about every shop I worked in over the last 30 years had either classic rock or Rush Limbaugh on the radio. I've heard enough of both for a lifetime.

Metalcraft. Elk River.

The owner played Journey all weekend every weekend.

We were lucky? to hear his Playlist.

Every time I hear  "Don't stop Believin" I think Bad Thoughts.

[mowens]

No, I only like bands that don't suck. 

I've never heard of them to be honest.

They are one of the things I think of when I think about the 70s. Triggers a lot of memories.

[mowens]

Metalcraft. Elk River.

The owner played Journey all weekend every weekend.

We were lucky? to hear his Playlist.

Every time I hear  "Don't stop Believin" I think Bad Thoughts.

I've never been a journey fan.

[Incogneeto]

I've never been a journey fan.

You mentioned UFO. I am your Friend.

Cranked Up and Haulin Ass down a Gravel road!!

Lights Out!!

[mowens]

The bass player for Ten Years After, Leo Lyons, produced the early albums for UFO which, I believe, were their best.

[beej]

Just about every shop I worked in over the last 30 years had either classic rock or Rush Limbaugh on the radio. I've heard enough of both for a lifetime.

What's your go-to, these days? I have a hard time listening to just about any genre right now.

[Jeff]

We recently got a SiriusXM free subscription when we bought our new car.
I locked on to the 70's at 7 station and have hardly changed it since.

One great 70's song after another!  

There is also:
Classic Vinyl
Classic Rewind
and I think a Deep Cuts station as well. Might want to check those out.

[YoDoug]

What's your go-to, these days? I have a hard time listening to just about any genre right now.

It really depends on the mood. I listen to a mix of alternative indie, blue grass/folk, hip hop, old school rap, heavy metal, etc. When I turn my playlists on shuffle it is quite the mix. This morning I have been out in the shop all morning and my chosen playlist was generated from a couple Glass animals/Alt-J/etc. songs. I also have a good playlist that was started from a Tool song list that will probably get listened to at some point today.

[beej]

blue grass/folk

I do like some of the bluegrass\folk that's coming out. Ever listen to the Steel Wheels? "Scrape me off the ceiling" is a good one that they do.