The Best Song from the Best Album of 1972

[GeekSportsFan]

Bad ending for such a good band...

I was in eighth grade when that album came out and I couldn't wait to hear it. Though their previous LP, Pendulum, had some great tunes, I missed the energy from 'Cosmos Factory'. When I heard the first few notes of "Lookin' for a Reason" I just about had a stroke. The reviewer in Rolling Stone said something to the effect that it the worst record ever by a major band. As I listened to the rest of the album, and seeing only three of the members of CCR on the back of the album (Tom Fogerty had left after Pendulum), I knew they were done. Sad, and even to this day, they are bickering back and forth in court over the fidicuary duty of band members upholding the good name of Creedence Clearwater Revival.

 

[KansasSooner]

Sad, and even to this day, they are bickering back and forth in court over the fidicuary duty of band members upholding the good name of Creedence Clearwater Revival.

Yeah, John got the big head. I used to think it was all on the entire band but when CCR was inducted into the RnR Hall of Fame and only John was on stage and didn't even acknowledge Stu and Cliff, who were in the audience, I changed my opinion of him.

 

[GeekSportsFan]

Yeah, John got the big head. I used to think it was all on the entire band but when CCR was inducted into the RnR Hall of Fame and only John was on stage and didn't even acknowledge Stu and Cliff, who were in the audience, I changed my opinion of him.

He actually refused to let Stu Cook and Doug Clifford play with him. An absolutely heartless thing to do.

 

[Tai Chi≈Surfing]

01. 00:00 Metal guru
02. 02:30 Mystic Lady
03. 05:44 Rock On
04. 09:10 The Slider
05. 12:33 Baby Boomerang
06. 14:49 Spaceball Ricochet
07. 18:26 Buick Mackane
08. 22:00 Telegram Sam
09. 25:46 Rabbit Fighter
10. 29:41 Baby Strange
11. 32:48 Ballrooms of Mars
12. 36:56 Chariot Choogle
13. 39:42 Main Man

Bonus tracks: (not on the original '72 release)
14. 44:02 Cadillac
15. 47:55 Thunderwing
16. 51:42 Lady

 

[Tai Chi≈Surfing]

Great experimental/prog rock album from '72...



1: Pinch 9:28
2: Sing Swan Song 4:18
3: One More Night 5:35
4: Vitamin C 3:34
5: Soup 10:25
6: I'm So Green 3:03
7: Spoon 3:03

 

[GeekSportsFan]

01. 00:00 Metal guru
02. 02:30 Mystic Lady
03. 05:44 Rock On
04. 09:10 The Slider
05. 12:33 Baby Boomerang
06. 14:49 Spaceball Ricochet
07. 18:26 Buick Mackane
08. 22:00 Telegram Sam
09. 25:46 Rabbit Fighter
10. 29:41 Baby Strange
11. 32:48 Ballrooms of Mars
12. 36:56 Chariot Choogle
13. 39:42 Main Man

Bonus tracks: (not on the original '72 release)
14. 44:02 Cadillac
15. 47:55 Thunderwing
16. 51:42 Lady

My wife was a disco queen and missed out on T-Rex. When I play my T-Rex collection, she always asks, "How did I miss them?" I reply, "Because you spent all those years listening to shit."

 

[Tai Chi≈Surfing]

One of my fave Zappa albums....this has jazz fusion written all though it....


1.-Big Swifty" 00:00:01
2.-Your Mouth 17:31
3.-It Just Might Be a One-Shot Deal" 20:43
4.-Waka/Jawaka 25:01

 

[KansasSooner]

He actually refused to let Stu Cook and Doug Clifford play with him. An absolutely heartless thing to do.

And now John is suing Stu and Doug...

 

[Cave_Johnson]

I may have gone with Snowblind from that album but I really can't argue with your choice.

 

[thedddd]

The transfomer album.

 

[shopson67]

 

[Tai Chi≈Surfing]

 

[Tai Chi≈Surfing]

 

[Tai Chi≈Surfing]

01 Do It Again
02 Dirty Work 5:57
03 Kings 9:05
04 Midnite Cruiser 12:51
05 Only a Fool Would Say That 17:01
06 Reelin' in the Years 19:58
07 Fire in the Hole 24:35
08 Brooklyn (Owes the Charmer Under Me) 28:03
09 Change of the Guard 32:24
10 Turn That Heartbeat Over Again 36:04

 

[KansasSooner]

From my favorite Uriah Heep, how did I miss it before?