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Blackwuzzy Senior Member Posts: 1377 |
posted December 28, 2001 11:02 PM
  
Let's talk about a CD that came out this year. I only heard part of it today and thought I was going to die. It was that good, Great. "Reptile," by Eric Clapton. Sincerely. [This message has been edited by Blackwuzzy (edited December 28, 2001).] IP: Logged |
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Blackwuzzy Senior Member Posts: 1377 |
posted December 29, 2001 10:14 AM
Reptile Eric Clapton On the heels of his critically acclaimed, Grammy nominated collaboration with BB King, Eric Clapton has returned with a excellent collection of (mostly) soft-rocking tunes that dip in to the blues, R&B; and singer-songwriter styled songs, the result of which should please long-time Clapton fans. On Reptile, Clapton is in terrific voice and his signature guitar sound continues to stand foreground. Clapton’s band includes stalwart studio players Steve Gadd on drums, Nathan East on bass, Billy Preston, Joe Sample, and Paul Carrack on keyboards. In addition, The Impressions handle background vocals. There are a handful of wonderful original tunes on the album including the hard rocking first single, “Superman Inside,” and “Believe In Life,” a tune that picks up where his classic “Wonderful Tonight” leaves off. Other highlights are his covers of Stevie Wonder’s “I Ain’t Gonna Stand For It,” J.J. Cale’s “Travelin’ Light,” and Ray Charles’ 1955 R&B; hit, “Don’t Let Me Be Lonely Tonight.” Written by Bruce Warren IP: Logged |
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Blackwuzzy Senior Member Posts: 1377 |
posted January 19, 2002 04:52 AM
I just love this song. I'm not sure of the name, but it's so soulful and lovely. If the rest of the cd is anything like it, man is it a winner. I think it's called Hotel Gussengolf.????? Lead singer sounds like Alona Davis, but this is a band. ??? IP: Logged |
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Blackwuzzy Senior Member Posts: 1377 |
posted January 19, 2002 05:04 AM
Here's what it is guys: "Destiny," by Zero Seven. What a great Song.  IP: Logged |
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Blackwuzzy Senior Member Posts: 1377 |
posted January 19, 2002 05:22 PM
Has anyone heard it? They are going far this group. IP: Logged |
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Blackwuzzy Senior Member Posts: 1377 |
posted April 14, 2002 04:34 PM
Well I finally bought the CD. It's called Simply.......or Simple by Zero 7. I think their out of the UK and it's their first CD. It's excellent. Lucky for me, I heard it playing at my local Border's Bookstore and got it. It's very low key to say the least, but very relaxing and cool, especially my favorite song of course, "Destiny." Check it out. Borders has it. Any other cool stuff out there???????? IP: Logged |
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Damion123 Senior Member Posts: 76 |
posted April 17, 2002 10:11 AM
hmmmm, lets see good songs and new music, ehh? hehehehe, i'm gettin canadian! Anyway, I like the new Goo Goo Dolls song "Here is Gone" but I noticed something. Goo Goo Dolls and a few other groups have a tendency of using lines similar to this one, both in terms of words and sound. which just so happens to be the first line in "Here is Gone". It goes like this "You and I got something, and it's all and then it's nothing to me." The one I found similar to it by Matchbox 20. I think it's from the song called "3 AM" It goes like this "She's got at little bit of somethin', least that's better than nothing." I don't know. If you guys know of lines like that from other songs, post em, that be interesting to see how many sound like that. Adam <******************> IP: Logged |
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Blackwuzzy Senior Member Posts: 1377 |
posted April 25, 2002 01:03 PM
Let me correct the name of that CD. It's "Simple Things", by Zero 7........ very cool CD. Check it out! IP: Logged |
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