hall & oats
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HUGELY underrated. Displaced the Everly Brothers as the most successful male duo in Billboard chart history for the rock era. Their five single run in 1981-82 of original material is as strong a five single run for a rock duo/band as there is: "Kiss On My List"; "You Make My Dreams Come True"; "Private Eyes"; "I Can't Go For That"; "Did It In A Minute". Three number ones, a number five, and a number nine. H&O getting into the RR HOF in 2013 was long overdue (as have been many deserving artists of recent).
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Actually found something I can agree with. Listened to Hall & Oatrs over and over and over.
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Darryl Hall has a great tv show where he invites other artists to "his house" to jam & talk - some epic performances
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ive seen it a couple of times. what is most telling about that is just how diverse his guest artists are. the fact that he can have such a wide range of genre on his show and play with them is impressive.
they perform tomorrow night about an hour from me, and im trying to rearrange my schedule so i can check them out.
Definitely go if you can make it. Saw them in Charleston, SC & it was just a great show.
Speaking of great shows, if any of you get a chance to attend a St. Paul & the Broken Bones show, go. They headlined Mountain Stage two weeks ago & it was hands down the best Mountain Stage I've even been to. Out of five acts, only the middle band was one I wouldn't necessarily recommend - if menopause had a soundtrack, it would be those ladies. St. Paul, however, absolutely crushed it. That show will air in a week or so, definitely give it a listen.
Speaking of great shows, if any of you get a chance to attend a St. Paul & the Broken Bones show, go. They headlined Mountain Stage two weeks ago & it was hands down the best Mountain Stage I've even been to. Out of five acts, only the middle band was one I wouldn't necessarily recommend - if menopause had a soundtrack, it would be those ladies. St. Paul, however, absolutely crushed it. That show will air in a week or so, definitely give it a listen.
You have no soul in your blood.
+1 rifle, although I would say only underrated for those with little musical taste or knowledge.
Haha.......My 1978-79 8-Track collection.
Hall & Oates, Doobie Brothers, Styx, Kansas, Eagles, Journey, KISS.......Pat Benatar was my first cassette tape!
In 1980 I flipped to AC/DC, Van Halen and Southern Rock.......Skynyrd, Molly Hatchet, .38 Special, ZZ Top, etc.....
Hall & Oates, Doobie Brothers, Styx, Kansas, Eagles, Journey, KISS.......Pat Benatar was my first cassette tape!
In 1980 I flipped to AC/DC, Van Halen and Southern Rock.......Skynyrd, Molly Hatchet, .38 Special, ZZ Top, etc.....
My first cassette was AC/DC "Back in Black".
I had a large collection of vinyl albums, but I sold them a few years ago to a younger guy that was getting into vinyl. Everything from AC/DC to ZZ Top. Lots of different genres too, I had plenty of rap, punk, hard rock, alt rock, some country, hell I even had some old Elvis.
I had a large collection of vinyl albums, but I sold them a few years ago to a younger guy that was getting into vinyl. Everything from AC/DC to ZZ Top. Lots of different genres too, I had plenty of rap, punk, hard rock, alt rock, some country, hell I even had some old Elvis.
I was gifted Kiss Destroyer on 8-Track from a cool older cousin. I also played the hell out of some Beach Boys. This is 6-year-old HRHF. Ditto on the Elvis. I got my first cassette at 9-10-ish. It was John Cougar Mellencamp's Uh-Huh. My taste as a kid was all over the map, and tended to be a good 20 years behind my peer group.
Isn't it funny how musical tastes change, sometimes?
My first tapes/CDs in middle school were Hendrix and skynyrd.
Somewhere along the years by freshman year of college I was into punk (AFI), pop punk (mxpx, blink, get up kids), and some indie stuff like Fugazi.
then by med school I was more into alt country like Ryan Adams or Wilco.
now I listen to medical, nerd, and wrestling podcasts ... and Mickey Mouse club,and Frozen.
I have no clue what this says about me. Please don't judge
