Look, you guys... we're now 3/4 the way to 100-volumes of The Videos.
Today's edition isnt too shabby, if I dont say so myself. Folk, progressive and even grunge rock is featured here today, so ready thy ears, friends.
1. A Man Needs a Maid - Neil Young

This is a nice performance from a BBC Sessions way back in 1971. Like how it sounds as if Young pounds on the keys of the piano... and then suddenly, so gracefully plod away at them ever so softly. I'm getting ready to make a trip to Burbank, California in a few weeks, and the flight from New Orleans to Burbank takes roughly three to four hours, so I've recently updated my iPod to make sure I wont be bored during the trip. And I dont think it would hurt if I add some Young to it just for good measure.
2. Alive - Pearl Jam

I could swear I've heard this song ten thousand times on the radio, maybe even more so than other grunge hits in "Jeremy" or "Black Hole Sun." I've never taken the time to really check into Pearl Jam, and I can contribute it to the songs never really taking flight. Just... "that was nice." But that's grunge with me... simply hit or miss.
3. You May Be Right - Billy Joel

The one album my dad actually may know by Joel is Glass House. And that's most likely due to the fact that it's much more rockin' than anything previous in Joel's career. He stepped away from the piano in the album and allowed much more input from guitar/drums. I dont think I'm far off base when I say albums like The Stranger are better by a long shot, but it never hurts to let songs like this one blare out of the speakers.
4. Authority Song - John Mellencamp

If there was one line to sum up a good portion of my personality, it'd be:
I fight authority, authority always wins.
Like "Alive", this one's another black and white video, but a little more imaginative with the whole boxing setup.
5. San Tropez - Pink Floyd

Couldnt really find a live performance for this song, but I at least found something that'll be seen as artistic and creative. This is a good song off Floyd's 1970 album Meddle, which I every so often listen to in full, enjoying every step of the way before it concludes with a personal favorite of mine, "Echoes."
Alright, it's time to go. Have work from 1 PM to 7 PM, and I need to get some lunch in me so I dont pass out while running around the place. Later, folks.


Cintia Dicker
Esti Ginzberg



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...I like how there's no Metallica.
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I love that you have Billy in there :)
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I like #3, too.
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Hadn't heard the Neil Young song before,it's ok.
Alive is an awesome.I wasn't really impressed with them until I took a second look through their stuff and realized that they had quite a few good ones.
I sort of like Billy Joel, I always think of "Piano Man" and "Big Shot" when I think of him though.He's quite the dancer though,ok song.
Mellencamp is another guy I've heard people rave of yet haven't looked into much.Oh that's right, that kid just pwned those adults by pulling his sleeves up.
It's Pink Floyd so I like it, never heard of it really.Nice choice of video.
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And good job Mac.
(Cincy)
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You make it seem like every single post I ever make in DPS features Metallica or mentions their name, LIFER.
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Well, there's that other blog you did that mentioned Metallica...that was a sports blog. AND YOU DELETED MY COMMENT!
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There was at least 3/4 of the blog remaining after the INTRO of which you speak, LIFER.
Turd...
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