Greatest moments in rock

[cavorting with nudists]

I wouldn't want to have to choose between 'em--I guess you could weasel out by saying they really were two different bands.

[Shaggy 2 Grote]

I also like Sir Lord Baltimore and I also can't decide between Zuma and Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere.

[TrapNeuterReturn]

at 2:16 the gods presented Michael Angelo with the quad guitar and rock n' roll would never be the same.

http://www.youtube.com/embed/zEyI24nb010

[dave from knoxville]

OK, it's hard to argue against that one.

[buffcoat]

at 2:16 the gods presented Michael Angelo with the quad guitar and rock n' roll would never be the same.

http://www.youtube.com/embed/zEyI24nb010

Not with bang, but a whimper.

[Crusherkc]

at 2:16 the gods presented Michael Angelo with the quad guitar and rock n' roll would never be the same.

http://www.youtube.com/embed/zEyI24nb010

Per Pope Julius II's commission

[Mike Desert]

speaking of Dinosaur jr, the solo on Kraked is my second favorite so ever recorded (the first is Faust's on Meadow Meal...but that might be a synth...)

[Smelodies]

at 2:16 the gods presented Michael Angelo with the quad guitar and rock n' roll would never be the same.

http://www.youtube.com/embed/zEyI24nb010

I think if you could take that back in time to the late '60s and show it to Hendrix, he'd ask, "What have I done?"

[Smelodies]

The Band - King Harvest 1970 - Long Black Veil 1970

[Smelodies]

Damn.

http://m.rollingstone.com/?redirurl=/music/news/levon-helm-in-final-stages-of-his-battle-with-cancer-20120417

[cavorting with nudists]

Aaaaawwwww, shit. No more expressive drummer ever beat a skin. Plus he just seemed like a really cool, if ornery, old bastard. Vaya con dios, Levon.

[masterofsparks]

Black Sabbath Supernaut (HQ)

The whole of Black Sabbath's Supernaut, which is perhaps the best rock song ever recorded, but if I have to point to a specific moment, it's 3:15 where the riff roars back in after the percussion solo.

[Crusherkc]

The whole of Black Sabbath's Supernaut, which is perhaps the best rock song ever recorded, but if I have to point to a specific moment, it's 3:15 where the riff roars back in after the percussion solo.

I love this riff.  One of Iommi's finest moments.  Remember that old SNL sketch when Dan Ackroyd played the AM/FM DJ when he switching off from loud gabby morning dj coming of something like a Kiki Dee record on the AM side to the burned out 70s FM dj? "Awriiiiigh...comin' down heavy from the Dead show last night...I'm a little high right now...we got some Sabbaaaaaaaath...." then riff of Supernaut

[Smelodies]

The whole of Black Sabbath's Supernaut, which is perhaps the best rock song ever recorded, but if I have to point to a specific moment, it's 3:15 where the riff roars back in after the percussion solo.

I love this riff.  One of Iommi's finest moments.  Remember that old SNL sketch when Dan Ackroyd played the AM/FM DJ when he switching off from loud gabby morning dj coming of something like a Kiki Dee record on the AM side to the burned out 70s FM dj? "Awriiiiigh...comin' down heavy from the Dead show last night...I'm a little high right now...we got some Sabbaaaaaaaath...." then riff of Supernaut

"Eric Idle, of Monty Python, once said that Aykroyd's ability to write and act out characters flawlessly made him the only member of the SNL cast capable of being a Python." - High praise.

[wood and iron]

The whole of Black Sabbath's Supernaut, which is perhaps the best rock song ever recorded, but if I have to point to a specific moment, it's 3:15 where the riff roars back in after the percussion solo.

I love this riff.  One of Iommi's finest moments.  Remember that old SNL sketch when Dan Ackroyd played the AM/FM DJ when he switching off from loud gabby morning dj coming of something like a Kiki Dee record on the AM side to the burned out 70s FM dj? "Awriiiiigh...comin' down heavy from the Dead show last night...I'm a little high right now...we got some Sabbaaaaaaaath...." then riff of Supernaut

"Eric Idle, of Monty Python, once said that Aykroyd's ability to write and act out characters flawlessly made him the only member of the SNL cast capable of being a Python." - High praise.

Just don't ask him to shave his mustache.