This melody is a direct rip off of a Kraftwerk song called Computer Love. Go listen to it now! See what I mean?

I still like it anyway.

Baby please don¨t go,Them.

Eric says, ''Sonny Landreth is one of the most talented--and underappreciated--guitarists in the world.'' And Eric knows a bit about guitar-playing.

Boys and Girls, repeat after me, THIS SHIT ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!! Remember your roots, or you'll be forced to listen to devo again

that said, and with all due respect...it sounds rediculous.

This is really startin' to grow on me.

yeah i agree.

Jimmy Page has been inducted into the R+R Hall of fame twice: once for Led Zep and once for the Yardbirds. Eric wasn't on hand for the Yardbirds' induction. What does that tell you?

aha, just found this, for anyone who was as bemused as i was...
"Its a Jamaican term for being active in any or everything:
If an egg...yes, an egg as the chicken produce.
Inna di red...in Jamaica, the yolk of the egg is called "red", and the red is the in the centre of the egg. So the phrase is saying, the artiste simply is in the centre of any or everything he does"

right, time for breakfast...... ;-)

madprops on the kudzu reference. wickedplant.

this reminds me of prince!

"effervescence"? (need RP spell check...)

what a slab of sludge this song is

It'd be nice to follow this song with Martin Denny's "Quiet Village."

... bu this Lucinda Williams, here -- I kept hearing big things about her, but the more I hear, the less I like. There's a subtle difference between performing the role of a burned-out musician who doesn't give a rat's ass what anybody thinks, and being a burned-out musician who doesn't give a rat's ass what anybody thinks, and I can't help but hear more of the second than the first.

Ahh, Bowie. The day is so much better now. I'm so jealous of Iman. What a lucky girl....

80s music! :puke:

At first I thought this SUCKED...but then I got into it....very fuckin good

Am I the only one who's hearing echoes of Rod Stewart?

I definitely second the DY. Maybe something from "Hilbilly Deluxe". BG, I heard you once say that if country stations played more music like *some roots country artist that I don't remember, like Hank Williams or Patsy Cline*, then you would listen to CW stations more. DY definitely knows his roots and he can rock.

I like this song pretty well (6.5-7: see pyro, below), but DY it's not.

There is a rare, older, slower live version you should check.

I definitely identify with Led Zep, but you've got to be kidding with that "over the hill" shit. You're as young as you feel, to quote the old saw.

Love the opening line.

I don't think I have had a "favorite album" for this long since we were buying vinyl!

Yummy, yummy stuff.

Please excuse Bono for trying to eradicate AIDS and poverty in the 3rd world.
What the f*** have you done lately?

Hans Zimmer's stuff is always quite nice. I really like the stuff from "Power of One", and doesn't he have stuff on the Lion King as well? Good stuff.

A cover of this by the Foo Fighters?
This I have to hear.

I could easily crash with this music...it brings out my psycothic side

there's something strange about the drums on this esp the snare - out of phase - hurts me ears a little. something strange about the mix - some kind of phasey-ness pushing somethings out to the sides.

i wonder why they don't ever do the "a-wee-ohm-bohm-bohms" live. they make the whole song in my oppinion.

Have to love her "presence", she'd be a handful in the real-world no doubt.

I admit I came late to the party on this one. I saw her on the Brit awards, then immediately bought the CD (something I don't do very often.) Thus, a fan was born.

Check out the video on youtube of her drunk as a skunk singing "Beat It" with Charlotte Church.

spookyfunkymelancholy

Hello:

Quick quiz: who does David Lindley normally play with?

I'll bet that is too easy...

Neil

So beautiful and uplifting....like the soul being set free and watching it glide in the gentle winds above a green field in the sunshine of summer

So, what was #8 Dream like? And Preparation G or WD-39, for that matter.

..and he had the ends of 2 fingers missing!

How on erath is it possible that this modern-church-crap-song has an average of f*#!% 8.1????

Can somebody explain that??

p.s. guess what i rated it? :-)

Great song, sung with passion, but Rice just winds me up to no end - it's SO overplayed here in London and Ireland.....it would make you want to chuck your girlfriend off the nearest cliff!

I am only just starting to be able to listen to the lyrics of this song without crying. I am so in awe of Patty's songwriting and singing gifts.

I know John Goldman (band member) he's a very talented guy a great pecil sketch artist too. Unfortunately they are no more.

Look out, music fans with diverse tastes - here come the haters again. And for the record, I was a big Dead fan, still am, but not a waste-oid drug user. So much for your gross generalizations...

Go ahead and flame me, but this song isn't Buddy's anymore. It is owned, lock stock & barrel by the Grateful Dead.

People that can't play the harmonica should not record it on a major release. The harmonica playing on this makes me cringe.

Intriguing.

what year?

Correct! And boy haven't they aged well!!

Sha!

This sounds especially good on a pair of $3000 Vienna Acoustics loudspeakers. Just some fantastic drumming!

why is there only one guy one the cover when it is a "trio"?

I bought this album with some award money and it is by far, the finest album that I have ever bought. Every song is such a perfectly crafted blend of talent, experimentation, and of course Clapton's guitar. This track is one of my favorites on the album. When those guys start jamming, I drift into pure bliss!

Is this the only album they put out? If there is another one, did it get any radioplay?

Mozart,prefect for writing resumes, and I love the staion.

The only thing as bad as a David Bowie song is a live acoustic version of a David Bowie song.

Always amazing to me about how many opinions on EC here are based solely on albums he released over 26 years ago. The dead giveaway is when people talk about him being "angry" and "cranky." The truth is, EC is probably one of the nicest, most agreeable, most articulate people in pop today, and the list of diverse collaborators from all fields is testament to the degree of respect with which fellow musicians regard him. Can't sing? One of the great baritone in music today, in my opinion. More emotion and power in that voice than any handful of singers you can name. And I am talking about his work in the past 10 years or so, not 1979.

When is that last time you heard a Farfisa in a recently recorded song?

Yanni called, he wants his song back.

yodely

She's strident even when she's trying to be tender, or whatever non-strident emotions she's trying to emote here.

Maryland's own Danny Gatton. Master of the Telecaster.

I believe that's Joey DiFrancesco on the B-3.

I need to be buzzed from 6 or more sticky margueritas served in plastic glasses at a street fair to get into this one. Bump me again. Bump me again. Splash!!

I like this song too! I am enjoying the Friday afternoon playlist!
~S.

I get it now -- the RIAA is trying to force us to buy all of the wonderful music we hear on RP.

News flash: We're already using the links on the site and buying the CDs, you greedy bastages.

Has anyone heard the whole album? I'm a big Cracker fan but haven't bought anything of theirs for a few years. Should I buy this one?

seiferth:


EDIT: I just noticed, this song has the CAKE trade mark "hey! ho!" in the background...

right after the stones' "Rock off"? Bill must hate this poor guy ...

paco's the mon.

the last good thing clapton did.
after this,
the wad was blown.

What is he playing in the middle? A guitar that sounds like an organ? An organ that sounds like a guitar?

Hey Leon ! Good to hear ya again - wouldn't mind hearing more of you on RP

First time hearing this. Beautiful lead vocals and harmonies.

Percussion is soothing as I sit at my desk, peering up the sunny skylight. Shite, a seagull just landed on it...

Presumably the Americans have banned exports of bass frequencies to Cuba? Roll on old age when I won't be able to hear the high frequency sibillance of this treble-fest.

Yep, Satriani's is tighter.

Can you say OVER PLAYED?

Still one of those songs where I turn it up and stop what I'm doing. I especially like the use of the xylophone or whatever that is...

This one was done the old-fashioned way with turntables and vinal. These guys are amazing to watch mix live. True DJ masters.

Many better Moons to be heard:

Pink ****, Dark Side of the ****, Man on the ****, Blue ****, Bad **** Rising, Walking on the ****, **** Dance...

This is awful.

This song is on the Xbox 360's Project Gotham Racing 3. Makes me think of racing everytime I hear it.

Sorry, I think that I have to request "hold the mayo" on this one.