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I got a cobra snake for a necktie,
I got a brand new house by the road side,
Made out of rattlesnake hide.
I got me a chimney made on top,
Made from a human skull,
Now come on, take a little walk with me,
Now who do you love?
Come on Arlene, take me by the hand,
Let me know you understand,
Who do you love? ...
Ride nine times on the midnight train
Through the fire and cold rain,
Who do you love? ...
I've got a tombstone hand in a graveyard mine,
Just twenty-two and I don't mind dying,
Who do you love? ...
And The Doors did a nice version on Absolutely Live. Check it out.
When You Love (Gary Duncan) - 5:15
Where You Love (Quicksilver Messenger Service, Fillmore Audience) - 6:07
How You Love (Cipollina) - 2:45
Which Do You Love (Freiberg) - 1:49
Who Do You Love - Part 2 (McDaniel) - 5:51
Although one cannot dispute the fact that Who Do You Love is the only song from Happy Trails on the RP playlist, the fact that it comprised one entire side of the LP should be taken into account in your assessment. You should factor this into its purported significance for your argument.
Holy crap thanks for the warning.
Edit: Oh, whew, didn't play the whole thing I guess.
I like this version, but agree with you about BD's being the best.
No, you gotta hear the whole version to get all the feeling of the guitar work.
I like this version, but agree with you about BD's being the best.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQebygSuxgg
Ahhh, AHhhh, AHHhhhhhh, AHHHHHHH!
It is!
(Maybe it's just that they seem to be having such a damned fine time on stage with it.)
Perhaps you're not aware that this is a comment board, where people regularly express their opinions. Users here don't generally find it necessary to place the phrase "in my opinion" within each and every expression of their beliefs.
I stand by my OPINION that Quicksilver Messenger Service's first, self titled, album is far superior to their second album, Happy Trails.
Bill Goldsmith, the guru of Radio Paradise, appears to agree with me. FACT: Of the 6 songs on Quicksilver Messenger Service's first album, 4 are in the RP playlist. FACT: Only one from Happy Trails appears on the RP playlist, "Who Do You Love."
Please note that I acknowledge that it is a FACT that "Who Do You Love" appears on Happy Trails. I apologize if my original post didn't make this clear.
Although one cannot dispute the fact that Who Do You Love is the only song from Happy Trails on the RP playlist, the fact that it comprised one entire side of the LP should be taken into account in your assessment. You should factor this into its purported significance for your argument.
Not sure how to rate... oh damn... err...err.. Yes, a 7!
As someone noted below - you love this song which is from the second album which you pan. Better get your facts straight, at least. Personally, I would not pass my opinion off as fact - as you do here - but my opinion is that Trails was better.
Perhaps you're not aware that this is a comment board, where people regularly express their opinions. Users here don't generally find it necessary to place the phrase "in my opinion" within each and every expression of their beliefs.
I stand by my OPINION that Quicksilver Messenger Service's first, self titled, album is far superior to their second album, Happy Trails.
Bill Goldsmith, the guru of Radio Paradise, appears to agree with me. FACT: Of the 6 songs on Quicksilver Messenger Service's first album, 4 are in the RP playlist. FACT: Only one from Happy Trails appears on the RP playlist, "Who Do You Love."
Please note that I acknowledge that it is a FACT that "Who Do You Love" appears on Happy Trails. I apologize if my original post didn't make this clear.
Their second album, Happy Trails, wasn't nearly as good. So I guess I'd call them a one-album wonder.
Thanks for the blast from the past, Bill.
As someone noted below - you love this song which is from the second album which you pan. Better get your facts straight, at least. Personally, I would not pass my opinion off as fact - as you do here - but my opinion is that Trails was better. What an amazing live band - they didn't know how good they were, I don't think.
Evidently there are a few here who disagree. Just scroll down. Then go away.
Maybe, but it doesn't have John Cippolina and Gary Duncan playing guitar - one of the trippiest duos ever. And, well, all my young adulthood memories are attached to this one. And, Bill, you should just go ahead and play the long version - the short one leaves all the best parts out - edit out the drum solo if you wish but play the rest, please. I'm begging here.
This was out around the same time Hendrix released "Purple Haze, "
Vanilla Fudge . "Get Out My Life" The Doors "Back Door Man"
Not to mention The Zeppelin, Cream,Otis Rededing, Van the Man
and the Stones..... and the young folk think we have no idea
what good music sounds like.......
believe me, they know—-they always tell me they feel like they don't have anything really cool happening—-I always say, "Well, you have the technology innovations, that's kinda interesting."
Their second album, Happy Trails, wasn't nearly as good. So I guess I'd call them a one-album wonder.
Thanks for the blast from the past, Bill.
This was out around the same time Hendrix released "Purple Haze, "
Vanilla Fudge . "Get Out My Life" The Doors "Back Door Man"
Not to mention The Zeppelin, Cream,Otis Rededing, Van the Man
and the Stones..... and the young folk think we have no idea
what good music sounds like.......
This was out around the same time Hendrix released "Purple Haze, "
Vanilla Fudge . "Get Out My Life" The Doors "Back Door Man"
Not to mention The Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Cream,Otis Redding, Van the Man
and the Stones..... and the young folk think we have no idea
what good music sounds like !!! Rock on kiddies.......
Their second album, Happy Trails, wasn't nearly as good. So I guess I'd call them a one-album wonder.
Thanks for the blast from the past, Bill.
It was all about seeing them live. Funny I wore mine out too.
Their second album, Happy Trails, wasn't nearly as good. So I guess I'd call them a one-album wonder.
Thanks for the blast from the past, Bill.