All Time Favoite Song's of All Time !!

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Are you sure I don't know you????

"Aliens, they Infected us, 'bout time we infected them..."

Have you heard the latest infected?


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Here is Hendrix doing his thing. He was so amazing.

Link did not work, but this is Burning Of The Midnight Lamp.

I'm just learning the last few bits so I can cover it when I perform live.

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Ok, sorry that link didn't work

Maybe this time you can see Hendrix on my link.

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If want the vid to appear here- Just click on "share" under the vid (in you tube). Copy everything AFTER the '='.... Then, in the reply task bar in ATS, click 'you tube video' and paste the code in.

Shout out to you SSP fans!

Lazy Eye is a great song to cover, and one of the most fun songs I've ever played! I still can't play it perfectly

Anyway I can relate to the guy who wants to learn how to play Lazy Eye.
This guy on youtube shows you the basic building blocks of the song.
I watched this many , many times and it is what taught me to play lazy eye.
You can also strum the E chord while playing B and A in the quick hammer parts and you will get the exact same song, just in chord form.
That last part is not from the video, just something I figured out.

Here's the link to the guy that teaches Lazy Eye
www.youtube.com...

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Jinx, I thought I had it from what Jaxson Roberts wrote earlier in this thread and I thought I would try it. But I didn't get it obviously lol
I see what I did wrong now!
Thank you.
This thread is great.
My next link I should get right



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The SSP guy Brian Auberge is with Sea Wolf on this. It's so freakin' sick. You're A Wolf!

John Mayer and Outside The Underground.It's from LoFi Masters. LoFi Masters is extraordinary and this guy Clay Cook, that Mayer's playing with, he's freakin' sick too. Both Mayer and Cook are sick.
A friend of mine that was friends with them both years ago in the ATL burned me several amazing cd's of both Mayer's and Cook's early works. All extraordinary stuff.
There is a place in Atlanta called Underground Atlanta for anyone who doesn't know. And it is actually underground. And you can actually be "outside the Underground" lol You would be outside the doorway to the Underground

I have posted before about how much this song means to me. So I will not go into it anymore than to say that it means very much to me.
Mr Williams is sick

The bass on this is astounding. The beat is quite sick and the King's voice is awesome.

Here's a cool song from a very talented band. One of my all time faves.

This is my favorite Blue October song.

Props go out to Lady Gaga. I can hear Cher and Madonna in her work , though I mean it in a positive way. If someone told me they heard Tom Jones or Tom York in my voice it would be a compliment
Lady Gaga is taking the female pop singer songwriter into the realm that Brittney Spears was not talented enough to take it into IMHO

This song is one of Radiohead's best. It's equal to Paranoid Android IMO.

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Love Blue October!

The best Radiohead song of all time, at least before In Rainbows was released

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Awesome, man!

The lead singer of this band, Jared Leto, impressed me in the late 90's when he did a cover of a Ramone's song on a tv show called My So Called Life.
When Leto's band came out with The Kill I thought it was one of the most well crafted songs ever to make it's way into the mainstream.
Leto's voice ranks IMO among the greats like Cornell and York.

Here is the Man himself, Chris Cornell.
There goes my hero, he's ordinary

This song pleases me to no end.
This melody is just right. And the lyrics are both pretty and deep. There's a lot going on here.

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