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What Are You Listening To? Part 14 [W: 2921]

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It's the middle of the night are you walking in your sleep in the jungle of doubt?
 
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David Guetta - Titanium · featuring Sia
 
kjwins said:
"Thick as a brick" is a phrase meaning stubbornly dumb, as one's head is so thick that no new thoughts can enter it. The song starts with Ian Anderson expressing his low expectations for his target ("I may make you feel but I can't make you think") before singing about class structures, conformity, and the rigid moralistic beliefs of the establishment that perpetuates it.

The song follows a young boy who sees two career paths: soldier and artist. He chooses the life of a soldier, just like his father. We see him assimilate into the society he once rebelled against, becoming just like his dad.

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One of the best concerts I ever saw was Ian's 2014 TAAB tour.
 
 
MovingPictures said:
Aside from being the forgotten hard rock act of the early 70's, Uriah Heep also spawned the musical genius of Bob Daisley.
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had to google him. Never listened to Ozzie much or the second life of UH. UH's original vocalist-David Byron-was in the same league as other Brits like Greg Lake, Jack Bruce and Ian Gillan. Like many of his contemporaries, Byron died much too young. This was his signature song that the band would play in his memory after he died

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TurtleDude said:
had to google him. Never listened to Ozzie much or the second life of UH. UH's original vocalist-David Byron-was in the same league as other Brits like Greg Lake, Jack Bruce and Ian Gillan. Like many of his contemporaries, Byron died much too young. This was his signature song that the band would play in his memory after he died

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Lee Kerslake was also the original drummer for Ozzy's early albums, so half of Ozzy's solo band was 'Heep lite'. Bob Daisley was the lyricist for Ozzy's entire solo career, and wrote all of the hits like 'Crazy Train'.

Anyways, Heep always had the benefit of never succumbing to much commercial pressure. Bryon was 'just right' when came to vocal performances. He never over did it like Plant, nor did he have issues singing live like some other artists. With his vocals, just the right amount comes through, which allows one to also enjoy the musicianship of Kerslake and Box.
 
sing Michael sing!

 
Hawkeye10 said:
My Favorite OZZY video:
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Ozzy from 'Blizzard of Oz' to 'No More Tears' is pure awesome sauce. :thumbs:

When Daisley and Ozzy were together, it was magic.
 
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The Exciters - Tell Him
 
[video=youtube;53ZQ8cIE_6Q]http://www.youtube.com/watch?53ZQ8cIE_6Q[/video]

Scorpions - Send Me An Angel (Live)
 
[video=youtube;HO0svGjVEP8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?HO0svGjVEP8[/video]

Jeff Buckley - Forget Her
 
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Oasis - Stand By Me
 
But this are best Rasta. :2wave:

 
 
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