"There are things known and things unknown and in between are The Doors"

Hey guys been a very long time,newez lemme start,"There are things known and things unknown and in between are The Doors",the following inspired Jim Morrison to start something never knew would rock the world till today.

Sometime in the summer of '65 on a beach somewhere in Venice,Jim Morrison recited the following to Ray Manzerek


Let's swim to the moon, uh huh
Let's climb through the tide
Penetrate the evenin' that the
City sleeps to hide
Let's swim out tonight, love
It's our turn to try
Parked beside the ocean
On our moonlight drive

Ray was dumbstruck and told Jim that he had some great poetry there,and asked Jim to try singing it. REST IS HISTORY...........

James(Jim) Douglas Morrison born 8th Dec a writer poet and the charismatic frontman of one of the biggest bands in the US in the late 60's.Jim was very mysterious by nature and lot of rumors surrounding him about the same even till today.People never believed the fact that he died,they thought he fled to another place.

Jim and Ray studied together in UCLA film school and graduated majoring in film,but even they didn't have a clue on what they would be embarking on.Ray a genius at work in film or music recognized Jim's talent and he told him,"Jim can you Sing",Morrison said "No im not much of a singer",Ray told him just to give a try when Jim recited Moonlight Drive to Ray.Ray was hooked and mentioned to Jim that he knew a drummer and a Guitarist and told Jim that lets make a band and then it all began..............

Somewhere in the summer of '65 Ray,Jim,Robby,John started.They started with Moonlight Drive but were stuck on a chord for while,then one day Robby comes over and says that he wrote something last night,and strumming his guitar he sings.Ray asks Robby what are the chords on that and says "guys gimme a moment" and bamm The Doors No. 1 song to hit top of the charts "Light My Fire".Ironically there first hit single was written by Robby Kreiger.Likewise Jim wrote many great songs himself the famous ones being Riders on the Storm and the most controversial The Ghost Song.

According to Jim what inspired him to write the song(Ghost Song) is the something that happened on one of his family trips to New Mexico.

The first time I discovered death ... me and my mother and father, and my grandmother and grandfather, were driving through the desert at dawn. A truckload of Indians had either hit another car or something — there were Indians scattered all over the highway, bleeding to death. I was just a kid, so I had to stay in the car while my father and grandfather went to check it out. I didn't see nothing — all I saw was funny red paint and people lying around, but I knew something was happening, because I could dig the vibrations of the people around me, and all of a sudden I realized that they didn't know what was happening any more than I did. That was the first time I tasted fear ... and I do think, at that moment, the souls of those dead Indians — maybe one or two of them — were just running around, freaking out, and just landed in my soul, and I was like a sponge, ready to sit there and absorb it.

Indians scattered on dawn's highway bleeding / Ghosts crowd the young child's fragile egg–shell mind."

Even when I heard the song for the first time,I was like what kinda song is this and stopped the song sumwhere halfway through.Then after a while once when the music was on and it played after one of the other 'Doors' songs it caught my mind,was ver captivating and i wondered what went into making this song.The very fact of it being one of my Fav Doors would be firstly because of the lyrics,what they mean and the way they are sung or may i say the way they are recited,secondly the harmonics played on the guitar by Robby which really sounds very psychedelic,no wonder the genre is classified as Acid Rock which would mean consuming acid which would be LSD and making music,but we all know that in thosetimes the primary driving force for musicians was drugs,to all those thinking The Beatles was a pop band FYI The Magical Mystery tour was completely composed by the band under the influence of LSD.


Anyways shifting our focus to Ray Manzerek(Raymond Daniel Manczerek) also graduated out of UCLA film school and also directed one or 2 plays.Was a very talented artist in terms of music was a master on keys.Have any one of you ever wondered while listening to their songs whos playing the 'BASS',Jim on vocals,Robby on leads and rythms,John on drums and the bass.......Ray!!!!!.Yes, If you have noticed in any of their videos you would see Ray playing the normal keyboard with one hand and with the other hand he would be playing a smaller looking one,and that would be a Fender Rhodes Bass Piano,and thats how most of the songs have basslines inspite of having no bassist.The other band making use of the same concept was John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin.

And now the hidden talent behind the band,its starnge but notice every band has a very talented musician but that musician is never noticed,like George Harrison of The Beatles was not as well known as Lennon and Mc Cartney similarly John Paul Jones also in Zeppelin,and here in The Doors it was Robby Krieger.Krieger was a great guitar player,it is said that in his younger days he tuned a ukulele like a flamenco guitar to learn the flamenco.Once he had mastered the flamenco he switched to guitars .We notice that the music style is very unique and eclectic.And his work is phenomenal while he was with The Doors,also the first hit which went no 1 was Light My Fire written by none other than Robby.


And finally John Densmore the drummer is also one of the members who is not so much remebered,though several rumors heard were that Jim hated John and couldn't stand him and as mentioned by Ray that he once had to talk Jim into not firing John.Though John has contributed very well to the band in many of the songs.

We Didnt Start The Fire - Billy Joel

Oh mi GOD is all that i can say when i came across how this song has been written,if you have heard this song by billy joel read the following while listening to the song see the relevance and u gotta appreciate how the song has been made............




1949

* Harry Truman: Truman is inaugurated as president after being elected in 1948 to his own term; previously he was sworn in following the death of Franklin D. Roosevelt.
* Doris Day: entered the public spotlight with "My Dream Is Yours" and "It's a Great Feeling"; divorced her second husband.
* Red China: the Communist Party of China wins the Chinese Civil War, establishing the People's Republic of China.
* Johnnie Ray: signs his first recording contract with Okeh Records, although he won't become popular for another two years.
* South Pacific: opens on Broadway on April 7
* Walter Winchell: an aggressive radio and newspaper journalist credited with inventing the gossip column.
* Joe DiMaggio: injured much of the season DiMaggio made a comeback in June and led the New York Yankees to win the World Series.

1950

* Joe McCarthy: McCarthy gains national attention and begins his anti-communist crusade with his Lincoln Day speech
* Richard Nixon: Nixon is first elected to the United States Senate
* Studebaker: a popular car company that was beginning its financial downfall at this time
* Television: widespread black-and-white TV becomes the most popular means of advertising
* North Korea, South Korea: North Korea attacks South Korea on June 25, beginning the Korean War
* Marilyn Monroe: soars in popularity with five new movies including The Asphalt Jungle and All About Eve; attempts suicide after death of lover Johnny Hyde. Monroe also married for a time to Joe DiMaggio, with whose name in the prior verse hers rhymes here.



1951

* Rosenbergs: alleged communists spying for the Soviet Union begin their highly publicized trial on March 6
* H-Bomb: the middle of the hydrogen bomb development program, announced in early 1950 and first tested in late 1952
* Sugar Ray (Robinson): the boxer obtains the world's Middleweight title
* Panmunjeom: the border village where the Korean War cease-fire is signed in

1953
* (Marlon) Brando: nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actor for the first time for his famous role in A Streetcar Named Desire
* The King and I: opened on Broadway on March 29
* and The Catcher in the Rye: first published in 1951



1952

* (Dwight D.) Eisenhower: First elected as U.S. president by a landslide.
* Vaccine: Jonas Salk privately tests the first polio vaccine.
* England's got a new Queen: Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom.
* (Rocky) Marciano: defeats Jersey Joe Walcott, becoming the World's Heavyweight Champion.
* Liberace: a musical entertainer with a popular 1950s television show.
* Santayana good-bye: George Santayana dies on September 26.



1953

* Joseph Stalin: dies on March 5, yielding his position as leader of the Soviet Union.
* (Georgy Maksimilianovich) Malenkov: succeeds Stalin for six months following his death.
* (Gamal Abdel) Nasser: as Muhammad Naguib's minister of the interior, Nasser acts as the true power behind the new Egyptian nation.
* and (Sergei) Prokofiev: the composer, dies on March 5, the same day as Stalin.
* (Winthrop) Rockefeller: moves to Arkansas, the state in which he will be elected Governor.
* (Roy) Campanella: a baseball catcher, who receives the Most Valuable Player award for the second time.
* Communist bloc: a group of communist nations dominated by the Soviet Union at this time.



1954

* Roy Cohn: Joseph McCarthy's chief counsel; resigns and enters private practice with the fall of McCarthy
* Juan Perón: spends his last full year as President of Argentina before a September 1955 coup
* (Arturo) Toscanini: the famous conductor is at the height of his fame, performing regularly with the NBC Symphony Orchestra on national radio.
* Dacron: an early artificial fiber made from the same plastic as polyester
* Dien Bien Phu falls: the Vietnamese town falls to Viet Minh forces under Vo Nguyen Giap, leading to the creation of North Vietnam and South Vietnam
* "Rock Around the Clock": Bill Haley and his Comets release the hit single "(We're Gonna) Rock Around the Clock", spurring worldwide interest in rock and roll.



1955

* (Albert) Einstein: dies on April 18.
* James Dean: achieves success with East of Eden and Rebel Without a Cause, gets nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actor, and dies in a car accident on September 30.
* Brooklyn's got a winning team: Brooklyn Dodgers win the World Series for the only time.
* Davy Crockett: television series.
* Peter Pan: Disney's 1953 film based on the classic Peter Pan character becomes a hit.
* Elvis Presley: Elvis signs with RCA Records on November 21, beginning his pop career.
* Disneyland: Disney's first theme park opens on July 17.



1956

* (Brigitte) Bardot: French sex symbol Bardot is popular internationally at this time.
* Budapest: the 1956 Hungarian Revolution.
* Alabama: the Montgomery Bus Boycott.
* (Nikita) Khrushchev: makes his famous Secret Speech denouncing Stalin's "cult of personality" on February 23.
* Princess Grace (Grace Kelly): releases her last film High Society and marries Prince Rainier III of Monaco.
* Peyton Place: the best-selling novel by Grace Metalious is published.
* Trouble in the Suez: Egypt nationalizes the Suez Canal on October 29, beginning the Suez Crisis.


1957

* Little Rock: Orval Faubus stops the Little Rock Nine from attending Little Rock Central High School; Eisenhower deploys the 101st Airborne Division to counteract him.
* (Boris) Pasternak: the Russian author publishes his famous novel Doctor Zhivago.
* Mickey Mantle: the famous baseball player is in the middle of his career, an American League All-Star for the sixth year in a row. Mantle was capable of getting to first base in three seconds.
* (Jack) Kerouac: publishes his first novel in seven years, On the Road.
* Sputnik: the first artificial satellite is launched on October 4.
* Chou En-lai: in the middle of his reign as Premier of the People's Republic of China.
* Bridge on the River Kwai: the film adaptation of the 1954 novel is released, receiving seven Academy Awards.



1958

* Lebanon: Lebanon Crisis of 1958.
* Charles de Gaulle: during war of independence in Algeria, France's Fourth Republic collapses and de Gaulle is elected in November to lead the new Fifth Republic.
* California baseball: the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants move to California and become the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants, becoming the first major league teams west of Kansas City.
* Starkweather homicide: the serial killer Charles Starkweather is at large, killing eleven people before he is caught.
* Children of thalidomide: sleeping aid and antiemetic, used to treat morning sickness as well, later found to cause birth defects, is for sale around the world, except America, where the FDA didn't allow it to be distributed.



1959

* Buddy Holly: died in a plane crash on February 3 with Ritchie Valens and J. P. Richardson, "The Big Bopper".
* Ben-Hur: is an award-winning film set in Ancient Rome starring Charlton Heston.
* Space monkey: Able and Baker became the first living beings to successfully return to Earth from space aboard the Jupiter AM-18.
* Mafia: organized crime of an historically Sicilian/American origin is referred to as the Mafia. The Mafia Monograph, a detailed history of the sicilian mafia in the U.S., had been created by the FBI in 1958.
* Hula hoops: The hula hoop is invented in 1959 and becomes the latest fad.
* (Fidel) Castro: comes to power after a revolution in Cuba and visits the United States later that year on an unofficial twelve-day tour.
* Edsel is a no-go: the 1960 model of this marketing disaster has production cut short in November 1959.



1960

* U-2: an American U-2 spy plane was shot down over the Soviet Union, causing the U-2 Crisis of 1960.
* Syngman Rhee: was rescued by the CIA after being forced to resign as leader of South Korea for allegedly fixing an election and embezzling more than twenty million U.S. dollars.
* Payola: was publicized due to Dick Clark's testimony before Congress and Alan Freed's public disgrace.
* and (John F.) Kennedy: beats Richard Nixon in the November 8 general election amongst allegations of vote fraud.
* Chubby Checker: popularizes the dance The Twist with his song of the same name.
* Psycho: an Alfred Hitchcock thriller, based on a pulp novel by Robert Bloch and adapted by Joseph Stefano, which becomes a landmark in graphic violence and cinema sensationalism. The screeching violins heard briefly in the background are a trademark of the film's soundtrack.
* Belgians in the Congo: The Democratic Republic of the Congo was declared independent on June 30, with Joseph Kasavubu as President and Patrice Lumumba as Prime Minister.



1961

* (Ernest) Hemingway: commits suicide on July 2 after a long battle with depression.
* (Adolf) Eichmann: is captured by Mossad agents in Argentina and tried for crimes against humanity.
* Stranger in a Strange Land: written by Robert A. Heinlein, is a breakthrough best-seller with themes of sexual freedom and liberation.
* (Bob) Dylan: after a New York Times review by critic Robert Shelton, Dylan is signed to Columbia Records.
* Berlin: The Berlin Wall, which separates West Berlin from East Berlin and the rest of East Germany, is constructed.
* Bay of Pigs Invasion: failed attempt by United States-trained Cuban exiles to invade Cuba and overthrow Fidel Castro.



1962

* Lawrence of Arabia: the Academy Award-winning film based on the life of T. E. Lawrence starring Peter O'Toole premiers in America on December 16.
* British Beatlemania: The Beatles gain Ringo Starr as drummer and Brian Epstein as manager, and join the EMI's Parlophone label.
* Ole Miss: James Meredith integrates the University of Mississippi.
* John Glenn: flew the first American manned orbital mission termed "Friendship 7" on February 20.
* Liston beats Patterson: Sonny Liston and Floyd Patterson fight for the world heavyweight championship on September 25, ending in a round-one knockout.



1963

* Pope Paul (VI): is elected to the papacy.
* Malcolm X: makes infamous statements about agreeing with the Kennedy assassination, thus causing the Nation of Islam to censure him.
* British Politician Sex: the Profumo Affair.
* JFK blown away, what else do I have to say?: President Kennedy is assassinated on November 22.



1964–1989

* Birth control: in the early 1960s, oral contraceptives, popularly known as "the pill", first go on the market and are extremely popular. In 1968, Pope Paul VI released a document entitled Humanae Vitae which declared most birth control a sin.
* Ho Chi Minh: a Vietnamese Communist, who served as President of Vietnam from 1954–1969.
* Richard Nixon back again: Nixon is elected in the 1968 presidential election of the United States.
* Moon shot: refers to the Apollo 11, the first manned lunar landing.
* Woodstock: famous rock and roll festival of 1969 that came to represent the epitome of the counterculture movement.
* Watergate: political scandal involving a hotel break-in, eventually leading to President Nixon's resignation in 1974.
* Punk rock: the Sex Pistols and their new sound become popular.
* (Menachem) Begin: becomes Prime Minister of Israel in 1977 and negotiates the Camp David Accords with Egypt's president in 1978.
* (Ronald) Reagan: served as President of the United States throughout most of the 1980s with incredible popularity.
* Palestine: the Palestine Liberation Organization is formed and attacks Israel; see history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
* Terror on the airline: during the mid-80s, numerous aircraft hijackings were shown on the news.
* Ayatollahs in Iran: during the Iranian Revolution of 1979, the West-backed and U.S.-installed Shah is overthrown as the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini gains power after years in exile.
* Russians in Afghanistan: Soviet forces fight a ten-year war in Afghanistan, from 1979 to 1989.
* Wheel of Fortune: a hit television game show which has been TV's highest-rated syndicated program since 1983
* Sally Ride: in 1983 she becomes the first American woman in space.
* Heavy metal suicide: There is considerable debate among fans about whether this is intended to be interpreted as one or two items ("heavy metal, suicide"). On one hand, in the 1980s both Ozzy Osbourne and the band Judas Priest were brought to court by parents who accused the musicians of hiding subliminal pro-suicide messages in their music. On the other hand, "heavy metal" may be an isolated reference like "punk rock" above, and "suicide" merely in reference to some well-known suicide or trend of suicides reported at the time.
* Foreign debts. Persistent US trade deficits lead to substantial foreign debt in the eyes of the 1980s period, particularly to Japan.
* Homeless vets. Veterans of the Vietnam war are homeless and impoverished.
* AIDS: infectious disease which begins to spread rapidly on a global scale during the 80s
* Crack: Refers to crack cocaine, a popular drug in the mid-to-late 1980s.
* Bernie Goetz: On December 22, 1984, Goetz becomes a vigilante after being mugged four times; he shoots four black youths who attack him on a New York City subway and was later acquitted on grounds of self-defense.
* Hypodermics on the shore: medical waste was found washed up on beaches in New Jersey after being illegally dumped at sea.
* China's under martial law: On May 20, 1989, China declares martial law, enabling them to use force of arms to end the Tiananmen Square protests.
* Rock and roller cola wars, I can't take it anymore!: soda giants Coke and Pepsi each run marketing campaigns using popular music stars to reach the young adult demographic.

Over The Hills And Far Away - John Paul Jones

John Paul Jones hmmmmmm few of you must have heard of him and some you wouldn't have but i can surely tell you that he was the key man behind Led Zeppelin.Im pretty sure many of you must have heard the signature classic and timless song that still plays in a lotta pubs rock shows and homes "Stairway To Heaven" but if you hear it clearly you hear a bass sound but there aint no bass,how is that you mite wonder.Its none other than Jones playing an overdubbed Bass on Keyboards.Lets not forget this was way back in the late 60's and early 70's no processors.He is undoubtley the hidden talent in the band.Though most of the focus was on Panzy Plant,and Guitar God Page. (Picture-Clockwise from top Jimmy Page,Robert Plant,Jones,Bonham)

John Paul Jones stage name for John Bladwin,son of Joe Baldwin who was a pianist and arranger for many orchestras in the 40's and 50's.His mother was in the music business and the family toured together and which let him perform with his parents.He studied music at Christ College in Kent his birthplace and he plays almost 9 instruments few being the guitars,mandolin,banjo,Koto an ancient Japanese string instrument,cello,mellotron,organ PHEW!!!! and is the primary composer in Led Zeppelin

His first band was The Deltas at the age of 15,the was taken into The New Yardbirds the first band of Jimmy Page which later became Led Zeppelin.His famous works with Zeppelin would be the unforgettable KASHMIR having a very eastern touch to music.The great intro bassline in Dazed And Confused keyboard solo in No Quarter and Stairway To Heaven as i mentioned before.Let me give you a fact bout the song if you have ever noticed the lyrics closely you mite or mite not get the meaning behind it,its a song bout a woman who goes to buy heroin to get high.Again Jones work on the lyrics.

His work was kept undisclosed and kept private so no one would know it as mentioned by Jones in the later years.His diversity for the group also extended to other instruments, which included unusual double and even triple necked mandolins.You can see brilliant work on the Mandolin in Going to California

After the breakup of Led Zeppelin he also collaborated with R.E.M,Heart,Ben E King,a number of video sessions with Paul Mc Cartney and also worked with Foo Fighters on one of their albums.Led Zepp might be be no more but JPJ will never go unoticed again.

TalKinG AbOuT My GeNeRation

Tttttttttalkin bout My Gennnnnaration,most of you must have atleast heard this song in a movie or T.V,radio or must just would have heard bout it,it was none other than The Who who made the song.

If Pete Townshend hadn't beenborn with a big nose he might have never picked up a guitar and also accindentally bashed his fretboard against a low ceiling in a club.These were the early days of The Who when they were called "The Detours" or "The High Numbers".Townshend used to imitate Keith Richards by spinning his arm in a propeller fashion and once knocked his guitar to the ceiling and smashed the fretboard.

From that day The Who was born,being the most voilent ,anti social,debt ridden band of the sixties and went on to become the richest rockstars in future.The band consisted of Roger Daltery(Vocals),Pete Townshend(Guitars),John Enwhistle(Bass),and none other than the eccentric Keith Moon on Drums considered one of the best drummer of all times.

Townshend would ram his Rickenbacker into his cabinet Moon would walk over it and Daltery would snap his fingers and John would stand there doing nothing at all.Townshend was the primary composer for the band including lyrics and music.Their first hit was I Can't Explain,but it was My Generation that became the archetypal who song of the early days.This album was the result of two projected albums one straight Rythym and Blues.The other of autodestruction and the result was their most exciting and spontaneous work.

Townshend even got the most outstanding artist at the Woodstock 69',this made the band elevate to the top along with band like The Beatles and The Rolling Stones.Townshend prepared a 90 minute Rock Opera known as "Tommy" containing 'Pinball Wizard' ,See Me Feel Me and many more,this was dedicated to Meher Baba who Townshend used to frequently visit back in India who influenced him greatly.He also named the song Baba O' Riley after Meher Baba and a close friend and composer Terry Riley.Baba O Riley has one of the best Keyboard intros i have ever seen .The other good songs are Behind Blue Eyes,Squeezebox,I Can't See for Miles.

Then in 1971 they came out with "Who's Next", the band were'nt very happy with the album though it went gold in the U.S..This album contained Baba O' Riley and also Won't Get Fooled Again.The band continued touring and Townshend became one of the most know rockstar around,and egoistically came out with his solo album "Who Came First" and again dedicated it to Meher Baba.1976 - The band became inactive and started basically woking on their solo projects.Sept 7th 1976 came the death of Keith Moon due to an overdose of an anti-seizure medication, Heminevrin, taken as part of a programme to wean him off alcohol.He was returning home from the premiere of The Buddy Holly Story and was a guest of Paul Mc Cartney.This sparked off speculation about the future of the band and was replaced by drummer Kenny Jones after almost auditioning 250 drummers.

Let me give u a piece you can boast about,on Dec 3rd The Who performed with new drummer Jones in Cincinatti and 11 people died making their way to the concert which made the band more famous than they haver ever been.Moon had influenced the band greatly and that void couldn't be replaced though they managed with Jones and came out with another album "Face Dances" in 81',and the style of music greatly changed no doubt Jones was great and a conventional drummer but Moon was mad and brilliant,his exclusive styles could just not be replaced and this is stated by a lotta people as the end of the road for The Who.They also then replaced Jones with Zak Starkey son of Moon's close friend whose none other than Beatles Drummer Ringo Starr.

This maybe really shocking but very true The Who has never ever placed a No. 1 album or song ever on the charts but has represented the very spirit of Rock N Roll to a growing mass of fans.The Who have remained the standard bearers of Rock despite the personality clashes within the group.I leave you with a quote by the Roger Daltrey.Hope u njoyd THis!!!!!!

"People tried to put us down
Just because we get around
Things they do rather seem cold
Hope i die before i get old"

- The Who 1965

The Pioneers of Punk Rock "BLONDIE"

Blondie pop,punk,new wave,ska hmmmm though this band defined new meaning to punk music.Blondie was formed in August 1974 by Guitarist Chris Stein and girfriend Deborah Harry(Debbie) who were in the band The Wind In The Willows.They roped in drummer Clem Burke Keys player Jimmi Destri and Bassist Gary Valentine.The name of the band was initially Angel and The Snakes but changed it to Blondie later when they got really famous all bcoz of Debbie Harry who as a child was nicknamed Blondie.Debbie harry is one of the top 20 most beautiful women in Rock N Roll.Blondie's music has a lotta pop,disco n rock touch to it and not to forget the seductive vocals of Debbie Harry.

My personals Favs would be I Touch Myself,Heart of Glass,Call me,Atomic and MARIA that came out in 1999 of their latest album No Exit.After almost 17 yrs back with the new album Though Debbie looks and sounds gr8 as ever, and the music sounds same as usual.Not lotta bands can do this lotta them tend to try to make the stuff similar to the one being made at that time,but coming back and cutting an album sticking to almost the same kinda music you were playing is tough.The album consists of the trademark elements which Blondie had over the years which were atmospheric Keys,brilliantly articulated Guitarin and great drumming by Clem Burke

The main reason for the bands breakup was that Chris Stein had a rare and usual fatal genetic disease called Pemphigus in 82'.Though Debbie wasnt demotivated at all, she went solo in 1983 and has appeared in a lot of movies too.Though she came back in 1985 to nurse Stien.Drummer Clem Burke continued playing with lotta bands like The Who,Eurythmics he also replaced Richie Ramone of The Ramones for 2 gigs

2003 they came out with another album called The Curse of Blondie,stand out cuts including Good Boys,The Tingler and many more

WhereYou Going Now

Hey guys, Welcome to my blog(ITS MY FIRST TIME).First of all i would like to ask one and all what do u think does music mean.The metalheads will say heavyriffs to get their heads coming off their necks,fast solos and how can we forget "THROATING",I guess almost all off you will be familiar with this term.
Then we have some people who have just started lisining to music,this person will say dude that song sounds great,but the music that is playing is utter shit,you cant tell what the vocalist is singing,the guitarist has got his distortion on MAX,the bassist isn't audible and the drummer is ripping his double bass pedal off.

Then the second kind are the ones who listen to a song and either like it for the lyrics or the way it has been sung,or the music the way it has been made either being generated by the Guitars/Keys/Bass....... ect.NO matter what the genre is !!!!!!

WHICH KINDA PERSON WOULD YOU RATE YOURSELF AS????

According to the Oxford dictionary "MUSIC" means 'Art of Combining vocal or Instrumental Sounds in a harmonious or Expressive Way'.Hmmmmm!!!.I dont see anything of a such a thing happening today.Right now im Lisining to Babe by Styx,How many of U hav heard of this Band??

Newez moving on Music was creating art.Many of You have heard of The Beatles and must have heard a few songs of theirs,but first thing that comes in your mind when you hear the bands name is hmmm KIDDISh,Am I rite.,but if you listen to them carefully without that notion in your mind you can really see theres a lotta meaning in their lyrics as well as in their music.This applies to lotta good bands too like BLUE OYSTER CULT,CCR,ALAN PARSONS PROJECT,PINKFLOYD,LED ZEPPLIN ect it just goes on.

Let me tell you about an incident that happened to me that shocked me.I had been to a local pub there were a group of middle aged men around 30's sitting next to us the song playing in the background was "Highway Star" by Deep Purple.One of the guys acts as if he recognises the song and starts swaying his head back and forth,after which he takes a sip of his beer and tells his pals "Guys did u hear this song when The Scorpions performed here",then it gets betta the guy next to him says yup i remember they played it gr8 n did rock too".This is what Classic Music is for people.SADLY!!!

Classic Rock/Pop/Disco/Punk....... was not that much complicated music but sounded great.No bands as such can be named there were so many in different genres.Though as they say times change they seemingly are,but there are a lotta new bands n singers coming up which are gud some creating new music and new genres thats really great to see.