Tuesday Tunes - Week 48

Today's Mission:

Word association - You tell us what musical, band/artist, song, album etc each word makes you think of:

Storm: Shelter From the Storm - Bob Dylan
Rain: A Thing Called Rain - Jackie Greene
Old: Old Days - Chicago
Magic: The Wizard - Black Sabbath
Angst: Far Away - Gov't Mule
Trust: Trust Yourself - Bob Dylan
True: Would I Lie To You? - Eurythmics
Broken: Broken Arrow - Robbie Robertson
Cheesy: All in a Mouse's Night - Genesis
Family: Brothers & Sisters - The Allman Brothers Band (album)

I am finding that I usually tend to dismiss my first choice and go with the second - think it makes my list more interesting.

(via Music Memoirs)

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Nice list.
Sabbath was nice to see. And Allman Brother and Gov't Mule. Good Choices.

#1 Lord Mhoram (Homepage) on 2008-09-09 15:08 (Reply)

Thanks - I do try to give them a little thought. Some, like the sabbath, just come right to me.

Thanks for visit and comment. Off to check out your site now....

SB

#1.1 Scott (Homepage) on 2008-09-09 21:46 (Reply)

OMG, that Genesis is THE CHEESIEST they ever did. I'm laughing over that one. I had forgotten it (which is understandable, eh?)

Good stuff on your list, as usual. I feel like listening to some of it right now. Yeah, that's the ticket.

#2 nat (Homepage) on 2008-09-10 07:23 (Reply)

The Genesis tune also had the whole mouse connection....

The lyrics are a bit over the top but it's otherwise a great tune - Steve Hackett is amazing.

SB

#2.1 Scott (Homepage) on 2008-09-11 13:07 (Reply)

Shelter From the Storm contains my favorite Dylan line ever (of very, very many): "I offered up my innocence, I got repaid with scorn."

And "Broken Arrow," what a great song that is--definitely Robbie's best post-Band.

#3 YogaforCynics (Homepage) on 2008-09-15 16:46 (Reply)

Heh - I can't even imagine trying to choose a favorite Dylan line, what a master he is. Folks often talk about lyrics as poetry, and they don't get more poetic really.

Thanks
SB

#3.1 Scott (Homepage) on 2008-09-17 16:47 (Reply)

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