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hairyasswelder:
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Excellent song but only 4m 31s
Sweet child o mine.....5m 55s thats the one for me
'Justice In Ontario' (Steve Earle) must be about 5'30" though??
Naah 4m 43s but also excellent tune 'back to the wall' is 5m 28s :D :D
Nice to see a mention for Steve Earle tho'.... Most people I know dont know who he is :?
Steve
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november rain - 8 minutes ???
dont cry - about the same
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Dont cry (orig) is track 4 (illusion 1) 4m44s (bit special to me + g/f)
:(biglove): (Track 4 theory- Track 4 is the best on the album)
Patience is 5m53s a classic but not really a driving song
Garin:
Nantucket sleigh ride by Mountain
freeagent:
The Men They Couldn't Hang's cover of 'the green fields of France' about 8 mins long, saw them sing it live on friday, for around the 12th time, and still brings a tear to my eye...
otherwise.... Salva Mia by Faithless... the best Dance/ House record ever made...
or one of those epic Guns'n'Roses tracks...
...or Master of Puppets by Metallica...
...god, theres loads isn't there.... :roll:
annabelle:
:shock:"In-a Gadda-da-Vida" by Iron Butterfly is a full side of an LP, near enough 15 mins I believe...........it is a psych epic from the late '60's. "The Glorious Om Riff" over 7 mins - Steve Hillage, from the classic "Green" album, and the "Lemon Song" - Led Zeppelin 6 mins 19 seconds, amazing! I'm not really an old hippy!
Bush Tucker Man:
--- Quote from: "hairyasswelder" ---Nice to see a mention for Steve Earle tho'.... Most people I know dont know who he is
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I certainly do, I saw him live when he was on the promotional tour for 'Exit 0', a fantastic gig
He was on stage for about 4hours!!!!
Most memorable song??
He started singing (Springsteens) 'Racing in The Streets' & it segu-ed into 'Sweet Little 66'
Great!!!
--- Quote from: "freeagent" ---The Men They Couldn't Hang's cover of 'the green fields of France' about 8 mins long, saw them sing it live on friday, for around the 12th time, and still brings a tear to my eye...
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I've still got the 12" of that & got to agree it is bl**dy wonderful
I remember John Peel playing it in one of his 'Festive 50s' & commenting along the lines of;
"It's the barely suppressed anger that makes it such a great track"
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