Wow, no acoustic guitar in the right channel what so ever.

Godlike.

PharmGirl wrote:

I'm not sure you're all that objective. Your relatively lengthy list of 1 ratings is almost completely devoted to CSN&Y or Neil Young.

Ender43 wrote:

In collaboration

Bill you just don't quit, that's why RP rules

I'm not a huge fan of "classic" rock, but CSN&Y (or various combinations of those letters) never sounds dated to me.

I also have a rather strange memory associated with this particular song. My family visited Las Vegas for the first time when I was in high school. As a NH native who loves the outdoors, I found Las Vegas to be fascinatingly (and after a few days, sickingly) fake, but as we were walking by Caesar's Palace, this song was blaring out of outdoor speakers to advertise an upcoming concert.

The juxtaposition of the pure, clean sound of CSN&Y singing in harmony against the backdrop of neon and a fake palace sticks in my mind to this day...

I wanna feel nostalgic but all I can think is ... dated waaay dated.

When these voices come together...
I'm still shivering (in a positive sense!)

i wish these speakers went up to 11...

i 2nd that motion brother!
Steven_G wrote:

Yay, CSN&Y !!!

No better vocal harmonization anywhere!

in one word: timeless................

I will take this opportunity to HIGHLY recommend 'Manassas' (sp?) with Stephan Stills.

It's a great album, a collaboration I believe with Stills and Manassas.

One of the best folk groups I think!
First class song!

One of the defining albums of the 1970s. Great to hear it featured here.

Great Album.

SpaceCowboy wrote:

I saw them at the Luxor right about the same day you made your post. Great show! Loads of fun. They're at the Venetian now.

First album I ever owned. Bought it (new) at a TG&Y five-and-dime for about 2 bucks, if I remember right.

this tune and album is what true FM radio is all about... brings back a lot of good memories....

Now this I can get into....
One of my favorites!

I heard the unmistakable harmonies from two rooms away.
There are some pretty strong negative feelings about the song I can't comprehend!
Musically harmonically brilliant.
Yes it's old but has weathered well for me.
If you don't like it so be it, but crap?
Never.

matt832 wrote:

Wow. You know, normally I accept all people's opinions and don't think really much about them. But your complete hatred of some of the best music in the last generation is outrageous. You have given more 1s than pretty much all other ratings combined. My advice? Open your mind a little bit man. You are missing out on some good stuff.

matt832 wrote:

Interesting.

Same thing happens to me whenever Dire Straits is on...

BTW, I missed Blue Man Group when I stayed at Luxor this Summer. I really regret that... NOT!

ah, i love this song. does anyone have tracks from "four way street" to upload here? i've only got it on vinyl, but it is definitely some of their best work.

frelling EXCELLENT! Wow, I just tuned in for the day, heard the last bit of a Donna the Buffalo song, now this, my morning was already sweet, now its like candy mountain! Yay! :D

I can only echo matt832's comment. It says it all for me.

This is a wonderful song.... I'm too young to have really been there (4 in 69), but it's nice to get a glimpse of the 60's in Beserkeley and this song makes me happy to live near there....

matt832 wrote:
Of all bands, Blue Man Group?

matt832 wrote:

Yes, you have quite a lengthy list of songs that you rate as 1. And it includes some of the best rock artists of the last 50 years (and some mighty fine songs).

matt832 wrote:

Ahh you listen hear now youngster this is good Shit !!
yup we may no longer have our teeth but. . .

ok it was really funny in my head. . . .