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skcin
05-13-2006, 01:11 PM
I love Bob. Saw him in 1996 & he is fantastic live. I had heard that he hasn't toured recently due to vocal problems, but it sounds like there's a chance he may do a short tour to promote a new CD!

http://www.segerfile.com/cdtour.html

Reading this fan's webpage made me snicker. Sounds like Mac/Stevie fans aren't the only ones to want more from their artist. I like this guy's attitude. Here's a quote:

"What's surprising to me is not that the date changes -- it always changes. What's surprising to me is how readily I fall for it each time. I just wanna believe. Optimism or naivete? You make the call."

Sounds familiar? :cool:

amber
05-13-2006, 01:20 PM
You are so in my head today. First, what you said about the emotion between Steve and Linds during SS on the dance. Then, wait...there was something else...10,000? Anyway, now this! I was thinking about Bob Seger for an extended period of time last night. That's not something I do regularly. And, not because I had heard one of his songs.

That's amazing what the fans said about him, too. Also, when I was thinking about him, I was thinking "I've always really liked him, and he has that voice, the one Stevie has." You'd think they would have met and stuff, maybe done something together.
Psychic!
Hey, if you wear that shirt (you better wear it! :mad: ) can you take a digipic and show me? :D (that's the other thing I was thinking about).

I definitely wouldn't mind seeing the Sege live.

skcin
05-13-2006, 01:32 PM
^ Hmmmm...maybe we should drink together via phone tonight! Or do we have to be upset/annoyed/pissed off to do that? :D I will wear the shirt, I will take a pic, I promise.

Bob rocks live. I remember for "We Got Tonight" that a white baby grand piano came up from under the stage for him to play. Way cool.

amber
05-13-2006, 01:50 PM
^ Hmmmm...maybe we should drink together via phone tonight! Or do we have to be upset/annoyed/pissed off to do that? :D I will wear the shirt, I will take a pic, I promise.

Bob rocks live. I remember for "We Got Tonight" that a white baby grand piano came up from under the stage for him to play. Way cool.

I'm having a beer now, so tonight I should be done with my nap...:laugh:
That is pretty cool, and I actually wouldn't like that song nearly as much if he wasn't singing it. It's not a fave, but I still like it. The part "why don't you, stay" is really pretty. My dad had the Bob Seger greatest hits 8 track when I was in jr. high and highschool (don't ask, don't make fun, it was in the car). I loved it. My favorite to sing and rock to was Rock and Roll Never Forgits (or whatev). Lots of his songs make me sad, he really pushes my nostalgia button, which is easy to find anyways. Night Moves - Cry. Against the Wind - SuperCry. That one about the main street stripper - not cry, but sad. That other one where the girl is pretty...uh...Hollywood Nights? - Cry. 70's and early 80's hollywood music talk makes me nostalgic anyways. I feel like it was the best time ever, and I feel the loss though I wasn't there, if you know what I mean.

You're probably waiting for your tan to wear the shirt? :laugh: Yellow...:distress:

bikerchic
05-13-2006, 04:12 PM
You are so in my head today. First, what you said about the emotion between Steve and Linds during SS on the dance.
Wait......there's emotion between Stevie and Lindsey during SS on the dance?

Seriously though, love Seger!

"Roll Me Away" is my theme song

Took a look down a westbound road,
Right away I made my choice
Headed out to my big two-wheeler,
I was tired of my own voice
Took a bead on the northern plains
And just rolled that power on

Twelve hours out of mackinaw city
Stopped in a bar to have a brew
Met a girl and we had a few drinks
And I told her what I’d decided to do
She looked out the window a long long moment
Then she looked into my eyes
She didn’t have to say a thing,
I knew what she was thinkin’

Roll, roll me away,
Won’t you roll me away tonight
I too am lost, I feel double-crossed
And I’m sick of what’s wrong and what’s right
We never even said a word,
We just walked out and got on that bike
And we rolled
And we rolled clean out of sight

We rolled across the high plains
Deep into the mountains
Felt so good to me
Finally feelin’ free

Somewhere along a high road
The air began to turn cold
She said she missed her home
I headed on alone

Stood alone on a mountain top,
Starin’ out at the great divide
I could go east, I could go west,
It was all up to me to decide
Just then I saw a young hawk flyin’
And my soul began to rise
And pretty soon
My heart was singin’

Roll, roll me away,
I’m gonna roll me away tonight
Gotta keep rollin, gotta keep ridin’,
Keep searchin’ till I find what’s right
And as the sunset faded
I spoke to the faintest first starlight
And I said next time
Next time
We’ll get it right

amber
05-13-2006, 04:45 PM
^^^^^

What a great song! I can feel the tears already. I've never heard it, though.
It does seem kind of like your theme song...
I have to say, I'm dying to hear it now. I bet it's all pretty and poignant, and in minor key.

GODDESS6
05-13-2006, 04:56 PM
i absolutely worship bob!!!~ the hubby & i listen to him all the time~ my fav song is "beautiful loser":wavey: ~

DavidMn
05-14-2006, 04:32 PM
Mainstreet is my favorite song of his.:nod:

Miss Vicky
05-14-2006, 04:45 PM
Just hope Dissy doesn't see this thread and decide to join in... Lawd knows he'll go on about how 'heinous' "Turn the Page" is :rolleyes:

Sometimes that boy just has no taste at all.

I on the other hand, LOVE Bob Seger. He's a great storyteller. His Greatest Hits discs are essentials for any collection. :nod:

foxyluva
05-14-2006, 04:47 PM
I on the other hand, LOVE Bob Seger. He's a great storyteller. His Greatest Hits discs are essentials for any collection. :nod:

I agree - Its kind of uncool to admit to liking Bob Seger - but everybody does :laugh:

Miss Vicky
05-14-2006, 04:49 PM
I think it's pretty well established that, especially when it comes to music, I don't care about what's <i>cool</i>. :D

foxyluva
05-14-2006, 04:51 PM
I think it's pretty well established that, especially when it comes to music, I don't care about what's <i>cool</i>. :D

Well yes - I wont disagree with that ;)

DavidMn
05-14-2006, 04:53 PM
I think it's pretty well established that, especially when it comes to music, I don't care about what's <i>cool</i>. :DAnd I applaud you for that!:nod:

MoonChilde
05-14-2006, 06:35 PM
Love Bob Seger too...! There is no better place in the world to see him live than in Detroit..(his and my own hometown) (well actually Ann Arbor).I first saw him concert the first time when beautiful loser first came out..1975 I think.and never missed a show when he played in detroit until I finally moved away.many years later..He has been on the stage recently with Kidd Rock..in Detroit..and there has been rumours for a while about a new release.....lol sounds like all my faves are the same..lol..promises promises..

skcin
05-15-2006, 08:59 AM
^^^^^

What a great song! I can feel the tears already. I've never heard it, though.
It does seem kind of like your theme song...
I have to say, I'm dying to hear it now. I bet it's all pretty and poignant, and in minor key.


You have heard it, it's an awesome song. Have you ever seen Mask with Cher? The whole soundtrack is Bob, and I'm almost positive that this tune is in it - the closing credits perhaps?