10 Responses to “as long as there’s no price on love i’ll stay”  

1. 1 kired on Nov 24th, 2007 said:

   Since we are throwin down kick as guitar, try Mr. Michael Hedges

2. 2 kired on Nov 24th, 2007 said:

   Just in case you wanted a little E.E. Cummings with some nice guitar. Michael Hedges - I Carry Your Heart

3. 3 Julie on Nov 25th, 2007 said:

   I saw Richard Thompson live right after that Vincent Black Lightening 1952 album came out…what was the name of it? He was absolutely astounding. One of the best shows ever.

   And thanks for the REM. *sniff sniff*

4. 4 just sayin' on Nov 26th, 2007 said:

   Hmmm. Beeswing, Wall Of Death, and 1952 Vincent Black Lighting.

   Relationship songs….

   Everything okay?

5. 5 Karen on Nov 26th, 2007 said:

   Beeswing was just too sad. Here’s one that lifts me up:

   Neil Young – Harvest Moon – Album: Harvest Moon, 1992
   http://youtube.com/watch?v=XQXnvNwGTAY

6. 6 Shouter on Nov 26th, 2007 said:

   just sayin’

   You’re reading in.

7. 7 just sayin' on Nov 26th, 2007 said:

   Well, I come by it honestly.

8. 8 Karen on Nov 28th, 2007 said:

   Wilco – At Least That’s What You Said
   http://youtube.com/watch?v=_wNtp81Ks9M

9. 9 True on Nov 28th, 2007 said:

   Richard Thompson has been a long, long-time regular on the music festival circuit that includes my area. I’ve never been a part of his cult-like following, but have long recognized him as a fine, fine songwriter. The Rumor and Sigh album got my attention big-time, and 1952 Vincent Black Lightening has long been on my “all time greatest songs list.” People need to hear music that is this good.

   It never fails to amaze me that the great music goes undiscovered, while shyte sells like hotcakes. “There’s no underestimating,” and all that… It’s a miracle anything good gets through at all.

   Keep ‘em coming.

10. 10 Karen on Nov 29th, 2007 said:

    JEFF BECK with B.B. KING - Paying The Cost To Be The Boss
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ji3UtwFIyY

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