jpshaw wrote:Wake me up guys when you get some Enya or Yani.
I love Enya too, John!
And Yanni annoys me but I DO love the black lady fiddle player he has- have ya ever seen her solos on his concert videos? She is marvelous!
jpshaw wrote:I love Enya too, John!
And Yanni annoys me but I DO love the black lady fiddle player he has- have ya ever seen her solos on his concert videos? She is marvelous!
The Ozzy song I like ok but that video is out there lol. I just threw it in there to see if you would actually watch it. I have the Shinedown CD with that song on it. Creed is pretty good and I have never heard Collective Soul. I'll take your word on Dolly doing Shine lol.
jglass wrote:The Ozzy song I like ok but that video is out there lol. I just threw it in there to see if you would actually watch it. I have the Shinedown CD with that song on it. Creed is pretty good and I have never heard Collective Soul. I'll take your word on Dolly doing Shine lol.
Janie- I'm surprised you aren't familiar w/ Collective Soul. I bet you'd like them. My bro-in-law likes everyone from Czzie/Black Sabbath to Megadeath, Stone Temple Pilots, and Alice in Chains and he digs C.Soul quite a bit. If you're brave- the first link is C.Soul's huge hit 'Shine'. And if you're SUPER brave the second link is- believe it or not- Dolly's cover of it. Of course I happen to think it works! winks- k.
YouTube - Collective Soul - Shine (Video)
YouTube - Shine, Dolly Parton
Can't hang with Dolly but CS is pretty cool.
I got to see Ronnie James Dio in a small bar in Cincinatti OH once and it was the best I had ever seen. Right by the stage and huge JVC speakers so much so that I didnt hear right for three days lol. Some of his stuff I didnt care for but we got lucky the night we saw him he did all of our favorites.
YouTube - DIO ï¼ MAN ON THE SILVER MOUNTAIN
YouTube - 1983 Ronnie James Dio "Rainbow In The Dark" (Rock Palace)
YouTube - Slaughter - Fly To The Angels
We got to meet these guys at a show in Beckly WV. They were the nicest guys ever and they went out of their way to be super nice to Jon. The lead singer Mark Slaughter shook hands with Jon and asked him what he thought of the show. Jon told him it was great and he told Jon who was he to argue with those ears. They signed a picture and tshirt for me that I still have. I asked them before taking their pics which they seemed to appreciate so they posed for my pictures.
You know looking at some old videos to bands and songs I loved in the past I see they are not appropriate for many lol. Stuff that I didnt notice when I was a teen I see now that I am an old married lady. Bands that were massivly popular in the 80's and early 90's do shows these days at small venues and still sound as good as they did then. Well ...most of them. We saw Eddy Money once and he was terrible. 20 years and 30 pounds late there was a lot shakin lol.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hA1wDgPZCDA
I got to see Ronnie James Dio in a small bar in Cincinatti OH once and it was the best I had ever seen. Right by the stage and huge JVC speakers so much so that I didnt hear right for three days lol. Some of his stuff I didnt care for but we got lucky the night we saw him he did all of our favorites.
YouTube - DIO ï¼ MAN ON THE SILVER MOUNTAIN
YouTube - 1983 Ronnie James Dio "Rainbow In The Dark" (Rock Palace)
YouTube - Slaughter - Fly To The Angels
We got to meet these guys at a show in Beckly WV. They were the nicest guys ever and they went out of their way to be super nice to Jon. The lead singer Mark Slaughter shook hands with Jon and asked him what he thought of the show. Jon told him it was great and he told Jon who was he to argue with those ears. They signed a picture and tshirt for me that I still have. I asked them before taking their pics which they seemed to appreciate so they posed for my pictures.
You know looking at some old videos to bands and songs I loved in the past I see they are not appropriate for many lol. Stuff that I didnt notice when I was a teen I see now that I am an old married lady. Bands that were massivly popular in the 80's and early 90's do shows these days at small venues and still sound as good as they did then. Well ...most of them. We saw Eddy Money once and he was terrible. 20 years and 30 pounds late there was a lot shakin lol.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hA1wDgPZCDA