The Teddy Bears

I got really happy the last time we did karaoke at Cosmos when Ali did this song cause it's one of my jams.
The song was written by Phil Spector, it went to the number 1 spot in 1958. The lyrics were inspired by the words on the tombstone of Phil Spector's father.

Phil Spector is the one playing the guitar in the video.

dazz good shit

Bee Gees - 2 Years On (1971)

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http://www.mediafire.com/?etang5gei68z9ha

Just got this on vinyl at the Pasadena city college swap meet for a buck. Well worth it. Plenty of Robin penned numbers. Alone Again is a stand out track.

Tracks:
1. "2 Years On"–3:57 (Robin Gibb, Maurice Gibb)
2. "Portrait Of Louise"–2:35 (Barry Gibb)
3. "Man For All Seasons"–2:59 (B. Gibb, R. Gibb, M.Gibb)
4. "Sincere Relation"–2:46 (R. Gibb, M. Gibb)
5. "Back Home"–1:52 (B. Gibb, R. Gibb, M. Gibb)
6. "The 1st Mistake I Made"–4:03 (B. Gibb)
7. "Lonely Days"–3:45 (B. Gibb, R. Gibb, M. Gibb)
8. "Alone Again"–3:00 (R. Gibb)
9. "Tell Me Why"–3:13 (B. Gibb)
10. "Lay It On Me"–2:07 (M. Gibb)
11. "Every Second, Every Minute"–3:01 (B. Gibb)
12. "I'm Weeping"–2:45 (R. Gibb)

Now imagine if Charles Manson had been introduced to Jim Messina instead of Kenny Loggins...

granted, slightly different era's, but it coulda happened...

Tangerine Dream - The Keep OST (1997)

bad movie. rad soundtrack.

http://www.mediafire.com/?ls337lir52xdj6x

masters of the tunaverse

i love this song and was so happy to find this live video!! such a good live band...

and then some...

now that's what I'm tawkin' bout...

Vangelis - The Dragon (1971)

Before Vangelis was Vangelis...

He was freaking out with this band! (also called Vangelis)

http://www.mediafire.com/?cpzm9hbm3ni

In 1971, Vangelis played several sessions in the London Marquee Studios, some of them together with guitarist Argyris 'Silver' Koulouris, violinist Michel Ripoche, bass guitarist Brian Odger and drummer Mick Waller. For some reason the recordings were never released at the time, and lay shelved until 1978, when Charly Records suddenly released the music under the name 'The Dragon'. Apparently this release wasn't approved by Vangelis, as he successfully went to court to get the album off the market.

Other recordings of these jam-sessions were released at the same time as the album 'Hypothesis'.

Just doesn't get much better...