RE: I need help, and I am already seeing a shrink, so that is not the help I need.

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DomKen -> RE: I need help, and I am already seeing a shrink, so that is not the help I need. (4/17/2013 5:48:15 PM)
80's rock I liked Rush Iron Maiden (the thinking man's metal) Huey Lewis and the News Queen Springsteen Twisted Sister

LookieNoNookie -> RE: I need help, and I am already seeing a shrink, so that is not the help I need. (4/17/2013 6:06:12 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: jlf1961 I am trying to help my great nephew develop a taste in good rock and roll music. To that end, I need some help. So for all those with a healthy love of great rock and roll, I would like a list of your favorite 80's rock bands and songs. Also I need to know the name of the song from the 80's where a man comes out of a lipstick in the video? I already have a play list of 21 songs on you tube, he really enjoys videos. And I have gotten him away from wanting to watch the Gungham style video every five minutes. Who gives a shit about some songwriter/singer who wore lipstick (or arose out of same)? The fact is, your great nephew needs to be brought in to the entire rapture which is....60's to (early) 80's music. No explanation is needed....just ear buds. And a full battery charge.

Louve00 -> RE: I need help, and I am already seeing a shrink, so that is not the help I need. (4/17/2013 6:14:17 PM)
Here's on from the late 80's. Love the song. Funny video ♫♪♫

MasterCaneman -> RE: I need help, and I am already seeing a shrink, so that is not the help I need. (4/17/2013 7:56:44 PM)
I thought about it, and a pretty good intro to (real good) '80s music is the Heavy Metal soundtrack album. It has a good cross-sampling of the bands of that ear. And Tarna on the cover. That too....

Level -> RE: I need help, and I am already seeing a shrink, so that is not the help I need. (4/17/2013 7:59:17 PM)
Great soundtrack.

MasterCaneman -> RE: I need help, and I am already seeing a shrink, so that is not the help I need. (4/17/2013 8:04:08 PM)
And Taarna, don't forget. The final vignette that leads off with "Mob Rules" is still one of my favorites. I had to edit this, 'cause I forgot how to spell her name. 1. "Heavy Metal" (Original Version) Sammy Hagar 3:50 2. "Heartbeat" Riggs 4:20 3. "Working in the Coal Mine" Devo 2:48 4. "Veteran of the Psychic Wars" Blue Öyster Cult 4:48 5. "Reach Out" Cheap Trick 3:35 6. "Heavy Metal (Takin' a Ride)" Don Felder 5:00 7. "True Companion" Donald Fagen 5:02 8. "Crazy (A Suitable Case for Treatment)" Nazareth 3:24 9. "Radar Rider" Riggs 2:40 10. "Open Arms" Journey 3:20 11. "Queen Bee" Grand Funk Railroad 3:11 12. "I Must Be Dreamin'" Cheap Trick 5:37 13. "The Mob Rules" (alternate version) Black Sabbath 2:43 14. "All of You" Don Felder 4:18 15. "Prefabricated" Trust 2:59 16. "Blue Lamp" Stevie Nicks 3:48

Level -> RE: I need help, and I am already seeing a shrink, so that is not the help I need. (4/17/2013 8:13:07 PM)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgckAKWIJfI&feature=youtube_gdata_player [:D]

jlf1961 -> RE: I need help, and I am already seeing a shrink, so that is not the help I need. (4/17/2013 10:52:06 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: DesFIP At his age Jeff, some of the lyrics will be frightening. Do you really want to explain the meaning behind I Shot the Sheriff? Because I don't think it's appropriate. Try Raffi, best all time kid musician I know of. I shot the sheriff was from the 70's. We were given two Raffi cd's when Damian was born. He absolutely hated them. He fussed, cried, and when he was old enough to crawl, he left the room. he likes the following: Foghat Slow ride The Cars, ZZ top Van Halen Robert Palmer... any of his videos with the girls standing behind him. Gummi bears version of Gungham style Gummi Bears Jesse J Sting The police. Queen Five little monkeys jumping on the bed Kermit's Its not easy being green Bruce Springsteen John Mellancamp Tom Petty Deep Purple Dire straits Kiss J Geils Band

LookieNoNookie -> RE: I need help, and I am already seeing a shrink, so that is not the help I need. (4/18/2013 6:16:28 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: jlf1961 I am trying to help my great nephew develop a taste in good rock and roll music. To that end, I need some help. So for all those with a healthy love of great rock and roll, I would like a list of your favorite 80's rock bands and songs. Also I need to know the name of the song from the 80's where a man comes out of a lipstick in the video? I already have a play list of 21 songs on you tube, he really enjoys videos. And I have gotten him away from wanting to watch the Gungham style video every five minutes. Don't have any 80's choices, none of which, by the way (in my opinion) could possibly assist in your quest to help your great nephew. I would suggest anything from: (Of course) The Beatles (EVERY song) Who Floyd Beach Boys (training wheels) Deep Purple (gotta have all the above before we go here) Arrowsmith (then...and then now...more so now) Zappa of course....and that's just for a nice rather intriguing detour Doors (that's a given) Janice Jefferson Airplane Jefferson Starship Salt in a little early Elton for fun That should be a good enough start to get him thinking in the right direction.

TheHeretic -> RE: I need help, and I am already seeing a shrink, so that is not the help I need. (4/18/2013 7:12:08 PM)
Wonderful stuff listed in here, but if he's younger, maybe get him something simple to access, and let him grow and mature on his own. My two cents would be to get him the full recordings of the original albums: Kiss: Alive II Ozzy: Diary of a Madman Black Sabbath: Paranoid AC/DC: Back in Black Motley Crue: Shout at the Devil Metallica: Black Album Styx: Paradise Theater A little bit later, add: Pink Floyd: A Collection of Great Dance Songs Boston: Boston Also, install a single of Another Brick in the Wall Pt. 2 on every player he gets to use (I know. There is a lot of older stuff in there. A lot of the great music of the 80's, was 70's stuff that we suddenly had the technology to carry around with us.

LafayetteLady -> RE: I need help, and I am already seeing a shrink, so that is not the help I need. (4/18/2013 7:15:48 PM)
I think that might almost be my list if I could only 10 albums (are they even called that anymore) on a desert island. Number 10 would be Melissa Ethridge's Greatest Hits.

FrostedFlake -> RE: I need help, and I am already seeing a shrink, so that is not the help I need. (4/19/2013 3:36:45 AM)
Aerosmith : Walk This Way Tone Loc : Chiba Chiba Curtis Mayfield : Pusherman Joe Walsh : Funk 49 Stevie Wonder : I wish Robert Johnson : Crossroad John Lee Hooker : Boom Boom Boom John Mayer : Voodoo Child George Harrison : While My Guitar Gently Weeps ZZ Top : Jesus Done Left Chicago Buffalo Springfield : For What It's Worth Santana : Oye Como Va Paul Simon : Late In The Evening Chuck Berry : Johnny B. Good B.B.King : How Blue Can You Get I hope that helps.

kiwisub12 -> RE: I need help, and I am already seeing a shrink, so that is not the help I need. (4/19/2013 4:20:45 AM)
10cc Supertramp Elton John Boston .............. and i can't think this time of morning............................

Owner59 -> RE: I need help, and I am already seeing a shrink, so that is not the help I need. (4/19/2013 5:21:50 PM)
Damm straight, Marley rocks! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2a_4EKLBs9M NOTHING from Kiss tho.....we don`t want irreparably harm the lad....[:D]

FrostedFlake -> RE: I need help, and I am already seeing a shrink, so that is not the help I need. (4/19/2013 11:40:24 PM)
Here are a few more suggestions. Lynard Skynyrd : The Ballad of Curtis Loew Lynard Skynyrd : Freebird Santana : She's Not There Santana : Smooth Robert cray : Some Pain, Some Shame Stevie Ray Vaughan : Crossfire Stevie Ray Vaughan : Texas Flood Behind his back !

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