Word Association Game

[Wellyboot]

SMILE 

 

 

[dondo]

HAPPY 

 

 

[grumpyhack]

TOGETHER

 

Hopefully we will be again after Covid

[dondo]

FAMILY

 

[grumpyhack]

WEAVER

 

A great band live - if people can remember when we were able to see live music.

[dondo]

BASKET

 

 

[grumpyhack]

CHICKEN

 

 

[dondo]

ROAD (as in why did the chicken cross the...) 

 

[grumpyhack]

HIGHWAY

I've enjoyed seeing this bunch a good few times.  Very good musicians with a great sense of fun.

 

[dondo]

STREET

 

Probably one of my favourite U2 songs and this with I still haven't found what I'm looking for and with or without you are probably the strongest opening 3 tracks of an album

[grumpyhack]

BAD

Just to enjoy a bit more U2.  What a day that concert was.

 

[dondo]

GOOD

 

One of my favourite acts at Glastonbury when they headlined West Holts

[grumpyhack]

BAD A nice bit of attacking slide guitar

 

[dondo]

TROUBLED

 

Saw them in 2004 and they were great. 

[grumpyhack]

If you like Bridge Over Troubled Water this is one of the best live performances I know from their concert in Central Park.

I found Paul Simon very disappointing when I saw him at Glastonbury but thoroughly enjoyed Art Garfunkel when he did a slot on one of the smaller stages - can't remember which.

[dondo]

9 minutes ago, grumpyhack said:

If you like Bridge Over Troubled Water this is one of the best live performances I know from their concert in Central Park.

I found Paul Simon very disappointing when I saw him at Glastonbury but thoroughly enjoyed Art Garfunkel when he did a slot on one of the smaller stages - can't remember which.

Yes, I was disappointed with Paul Simon at Glastonbury. By all accounts he was unwell. 

Art did Accoustic stage a few years back and I thought he was OK. I was quite far back and was struggling to hear due to loads of folk chatting (one of my bug bears) 

I have the Central Park one on DVD

[dondo]

But following on word association and if using (Central) Park 

PARKLIFE

 

Edited February 21, 2021 by dondo

[grumpyhack]

A whole host of word to link from here @dondo

A celebration of the Small Faces, one of the great bands of my youth

But even better is this great version of Tin Soldier with PP Arnold doing support vocals.

 

[dondo]

Soldier to ARMY

 

Bit of a guilty pleasure Quo (though this not a particular favourite) 

[grumpyhack]

OLIVER

 

 

[dondo]

MORE

 

 

[grumpyhack]

AND or AGAIN

 

I've always loved Love, along with many West Coast bands.  Love managed to combine beautiful melodies along with high excitement.  Sadly Arthur is no more but luckily I caught this set.  I once used to drum (badly) and am still amazed by the drumming in 7&7 Is.

 

Edited February 21, 2021 by grumpyhack

[dondo]

1 hour ago, grumpyhack said:

AND or AGAIN

 

I've always loved Love, along with many West Coast bands.  Love managed to combine beautiful melodies along with high excitement.  Sadly Arthur is no more but luckily I caught this set.  I once used to drum (badly) and am still amazed by the drumming in 7&7 Is.

 

I (rather embarrassingly) was unaware of Love until my 1st Glastonbury in 2003 and my mate who I went with said you have to see them. So on a sunny Saturday afternoon on the other stage I did and as soon as they started with Alone Again Or I thought they were fantastic. Managed to see them a few times afterwards as well and always a great show

[dondo]

Anyway back to word association 

PLUS 

 

 

[grumpyhack]

TWO  (sorry if I'm stuck in a 60's timewarp)