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And so here's the discussion thread for Jeremy's songs from Kiln House. I presume that these 6 songs will go to Jeremy.
Let me know if you think otherwise...![]() Songs up for discussion... 1. This Is the Rock 2. Blood on the Floor 3. Hi Ho Silver 4. Buddy's Songs 5. One Together 6. Mission Bell |
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This Is The Rock. good opening song...my favorite
Blood On The Floor. Great parody song this would have been a nice one to but on the b side of Someones Going To Get His Head Kicked In Tonight Hi Ho Silver....trolling the singles rack for obscure rockers Buddy;s song. Finaly recording his buddy holly stuff One Together...weaker choice Mission Bell.. nice cover true to original doodyhead |
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1. This Is the Rock
2. Blood on the Floor 3. Hi Ho Silver 4. Buddy's Songs 5. One Together 6. Mission Bell I love these songs! Hi Ho Silver and Buddy's Song are my favorites, but all of them are irresistible, even Blood on the Floor. |
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This Is The Rock: One of the best album openers in the entire Fleetwood Mac catalogue. Great Gene Vincent send up!
Blood On The Floor: Despite the plot of the lyric, this song makes me laugh everytime. And, we're closing in on 40 years of listening to it! Hi Ho Silver: No matter which title it goes by (it's also known as "Honey Hush"), this kicks some rock & roll butt!! Buddy's Song: The only thing that would be better about this one is if Buddy could've heard it. Can Mick nail that "Buddy gallop" beat or WHAT?? One Together: not the strongest song, but a very nice one...sort of a pre-cursor to the Jeremy Spencer & The Children album's sound. Misson Bell: Didn't care for the original Donnie Brooks (nor Gene Pitney's)version, but this cover improves the song immensely. I would be hard-pressed to narrow this list down to only ONE favorite.
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