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Quote Originally Posted by Sugarhouse:

Crown of Thorns were a bit scary. Sounded like KISS.
Check out Kings X. Beatles meets metal meets Queen.
These guys are quite great. 

King's X is one group I just never got into- may give them another listen-
 
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Fastway

All Fired Up  - video sucks, but the song is OK

Tell Me

We Become One  

The World Waits For You
 
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Scorpions

The Zoo

Rock You Like a Hurricane

Rock You Like a Hurricane- variation with Orchestra, actually pretty cool

Rhythm of Love

Blackout

No One Like You

Saw them in Huntsville, AL with opening act Bon Jovi- before Bon Jovi even had an album released (just an EP I think)-
showing my age a bit I guess-
 
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Ronnie James Dio

Rainbow in the Dark

The Last in Line

Gypsy

Holy Diver

Man on the Silver Mountain 

Heaven and Hell

Many, many more that I like, but can't find links...

Saw him with Dokken in 1984 I believe- one of the best shows I've ever seen-


 
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Orion the Hunter 

So You Ran

Dreamin'

Fast Talk

I won't link all of the Boston songs I favor- you probably own them and know the words by heart anyway- 
 
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Orion. Man, I never knew they existed. The chorus sounds pretty cool but the rest I"m glad I lived without. I guess I never thought of Boston having offshoot projects when I was younger.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Dsn150:

Scorpions



Rock You Like a Hurricane- variation with Orchestra, actually pretty cool




Saw them in Huntsville, AL with opening act Bon Jovi- before Bon Jovi even had an album released (just an EP I think)-
showing my age a bit I guess-
 
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Random songs from my ipod-no real rhyme or reason- kind of all over the place, but songs I rarely skip- 

MGMT
Kids - not the original video, but I like this one better-
Electric Feel

Under the Influence of Giants
In the Clouds
Mama's Room

Franz Ferdinand
Ulysses
No You Girls
Twilight Omens

White Lies
To Lose My Life
Farewell to the Fairground
E.S.T

Bruce Cockburn
If I Had a Rocket Launcher
 
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Something totally different-
I just find this music relaxing, unfortunately I have it on disc, and very little is available to link (or I have yet to find it)-
Having seen it performed live while in Peru- it's just brilliant-

El Condor Pasa

El Sariri

Typical song played by locals- really a delight to see-
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Dsn150:

Something totally different-
I just find this music relaxing, unfortunately I have it on disc, and very little is available to link (or I have yet to find it)-
Having seen it performed live while in Peru- it's just brilliant-

El Condor Pasa

El Sariri

Typical song played by locals- really a delight to see-
 
I was going to link to Simon and Garfunkel's "El Condor Pasa/If I Could" until I realized you already have the "El Condor Pasa" as one of your selections. Are the first two recordings bought from one of those troupes that perform and sell their merch at malls and other public places? There's too much synthesized material on there for my taste. Here's the link anyways:
 
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Actually the disc I own (one of them) is titled Inkanan-

We also have a couple of discs by some of the traveling troupes, but none of the ones I own are linked on youtube as far as I can tell-

The ones I posted are the same songs as on my discs, done a little differently- I also prefer the less synthesized sound- the flutes are stand-alone good- if I can find a link to the ones I own I will post them-

 
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Queensryche
Where's "Silent Lucidity"?


 
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Where's "Silent Lucidity"?


 Hopefully forever locked away with all the other sappy metal band ballads. 
 
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i came to the music scene late in life,,,,i'm still catching up,,,,but always ready to be guided...................

 

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by hugh613:

Where's "Silent Lucidity"?


I never have cared much for that song- 
I realize it was probably their biggest "hit"- but it never did anything for me-

To each his own-  
 
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Y&T - 
Dave Meniketti-  

Mean Streak

Don't Stop Runnin'

Don't Be Afraid of the Dark

Midnight in Tokyo

I Believe in You

Summertime Girls  -  kind of a sellout, but if noone appreciates your other stuff, I guess you have to make a buck-
 
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Tesla

Modern Day Cowboy

Changes-    I really, really like this song-   
 
 
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I always liked the guitar on this tune.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WonLbvj7Sc4
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