SOTD 7/3/08
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Re: SOTD 7/3/08
I agree, Elite is an appropriate word to describe the Eagles. There are very few bands that span the generations and still remain as vital , if not more so than they ever were. Paul McCartney, and Aerosmith, are a couple more that I would put in the same class. Prolific and timeless, talent like that makes the world a better place!
If you weren't familiar with the song "How Long", although it has the familiar flavor of an old favorite that should be on a greatest hits album, it's a brand new son from their latest CD. Here's to hoping Hell remains frozen over!
If you weren't familiar with the song "How Long", although it has the familiar flavor of an old favorite that should be on a greatest hits album, it's a brand new son from their latest CD. Here's to hoping Hell remains frozen over!
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Re: SOTD 7/3/08
I have to say the Eagles represent for me a huge lesson in life and the maturing process. About looking a bit deeper beyond your initial impressions and being open to new possibilities and keeping an open mind.
When I was younger, I HATED the Eagles. One of their songs would come on and it was an immediate power down and a change of the radio station (I was going to say "punch the button" but that would age me too much).
Then around 1997, I sat down and watched an "unplugged" special they put on public TV. As I watched and listened, I was awe struck by what wonderful musicians and song writers these dudes are. I started listening deeper to the development of the sound and lyrics and realized I had been so wrong about this group. I should have known the genius the first time I heard that amazing line "On the road today, I saw a deadhead sticker on a Cadillac", but I had some maturing to do.
The Eagles are an elite group and their body of work is so worthy of huge respect.
When I was younger, I HATED the Eagles. One of their songs would come on and it was an immediate power down and a change of the radio station (I was going to say "punch the button" but that would age me too much).
Then around 1997, I sat down and watched an "unplugged" special they put on public TV. As I watched and listened, I was awe struck by what wonderful musicians and song writers these dudes are. I started listening deeper to the development of the sound and lyrics and realized I had been so wrong about this group. I should have known the genius the first time I heard that amazing line "On the road today, I saw a deadhead sticker on a Cadillac", but I had some maturing to do.
The Eagles are an elite group and their body of work is so worthy of huge respect.
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