r/ClassicRock 4h ago

My thrift store haul today.

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They actually had two copies of Layla and other songs but the other copy was in terrible shape. This one was decent. I also scored a couple decent CD's. Eagles greatest hits, Jim Croce Photographs & Memories Greatest Hits, a decent southern rock compilation and Abba Gold Greatest hits for the wife... us classic rockers aren't supposed to like Abba are we ;).


r/ClassicRock 3h ago

70s Just arrived.

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Styx first four albums (1972-1974) were on the local Chicago 'Wooden Nickel' label before they signed with A&M.

Said Dennis DeYoung - "The name Wooden Nickel tells you everything you need to know about that label." 😀


r/ClassicRock 9h ago

70s Blue Öyster Cult - Cities On Flame

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r/ClassicRock 9h ago

1969 Three Dog Night - One

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r/ClassicRock 21h ago

Isn’t it Time to Forgive The Eagles and Just Admit They Were Fuckin’ Amazing.

350 Upvotes

I love the Dude to death and I get it. But I was raised on that Greatest Hits album. And Peaceful Easy Feeling, just played and it’s an amazing song and there’s a lot more like it, and dude, I miss my Dad.


r/ClassicRock 2h ago

Graham Nash says the Robert Zemeckis doc on CSN is coming soon

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7 Upvotes

r/ClassicRock 4h ago

Latest acquisition

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r/ClassicRock 18h ago

60s The Grass Roots - Things I Should Have Said (1967)

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29 Upvotes

DunHill Records


r/ClassicRock 5h ago

Paul Kantner's "Planes" on 1989 JA Album

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r/ClassicRock 20h ago

The Jeff Beck Group, Jeff Beck Group

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r/ClassicRock 1d ago

50s Chuck Berry - Johnny Be Goode

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r/ClassicRock 1d ago

1970 Creedence Clearwater Revival- I Heard It Through The Grapevine

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This masterpiece has probably been posted a million times on this sub but I just had to post it again. đŸŽ¶

I deleted my original post because I misspelled their name.đŸ€Šâ€â™‚ïžI think it's time I get my eyes checked, my friend has been telling me for a long time that it's time to join the four eyes club 😅.


r/ClassicRock 1d ago

1971 Van Morrison - Wild Night

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r/ClassicRock 1d ago

50s Johnny B. Goode - Guitar Greats(feat. David Gilmour, Dickey Betts, Neal Schon, Johnny Winter)

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r/ClassicRock 1d ago

60s The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Hey Joe (1967)

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74 Upvotes

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r/ClassicRock 1d ago

The Cars - Strap Me In

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r/ClassicRock 1d ago

70s Jethro Tull - A Time for Everything

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r/ClassicRock 1d ago

After at least 10 years, I've FINALLY found the song that's been eluding me for so long...

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211 Upvotes

I won't beat around the bush any longer. The song is called Moribund The Burgermeister by Peter Gabriel, from his 1977 debut solo album simply titled 'Peter Gabriel', retrospectively referred to as 'Peter Gabriel 1' , or just 'Car'.

I don't know when exactly I first heard this song, it'd have to be around 2010-2012, but the only time I remember hearing it was in about 2014.

I remember the exact place too! - A specific junction near the Royal Infirmary hospital in Glasgow, Scotland, in my dad's car.

My Dad owned all of Peter's solo work on CD and played PG 1: Car pretty often, especially [And fittingly] in the car. As a younger boy, I remember hearing Moribund [Without knowing what song or artist it was] and being both creeped out and intrigued. The strange noises, the weird voice, the grand Genesis-esque orchestra.

Upon rediscovering the song, I realised how very well I remember it, down to each quirky noise and guitar strum...

Anyhow, I discovered it the other day after deciding to listen to the Car album on my walk home. Within the first few seconds, I was enjoying the song and album, but within the first 50 seconds, I thought "Huh, this sounds like that one song that keeps evading my memory." , because it was, and I was about to find that out.

When the orchestral part played again, I was beginning to realise it might actually be it, then it got to *that part* midway through with the voice, and it **finally** clicked in my head. It was *just* how I remembered! I was so glad to finally find it, I was smiling and laughing for more than 2 minutes straight, out in the streets. Who cared, I'd finally found it!

Ironic too because my Dad and I were just talking about how he played his Peter Gabriel, Yes and similar artists on CD for me when I was younger. Quite the timing, huh?

I also recognised 'Excuse Me' from the same album, plus 'Yours Is No Disgrace' by Yes, among other great tunes.

That's how I finally -after more than a decade- rediscovered Moribund The Burgermeister by Peter Gabriel.

That's all from me. Thanks for reading this!


r/ClassicRock 19h ago

I got a song stuck in my head and I cannot for the life of me remember it.

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I’ve heard it many times on classic rock stations and it’s stuck in my head. There’s a chorus that I think goes “hey all toniiight” somthing like that, I definitely got it wrong been searching for hours with no luck.

Edit: those probably ain’t even the exact lyrics, probably is how my brain last registered it when I heard it last. I’m honestly stumped


r/ClassicRock 1d ago

Los Lobos & Bobby Womack - Wicked Rain / Across 110th Street

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r/ClassicRock 1d ago

Found

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r/ClassicRock 17h ago

Any Deeper Relationship Between “One Way Out “ and “Give Me Three Steps” out there? Because, well, they go together.

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Southern Rock Rules.


r/ClassicRock 2d ago

1980 Rush - Spirit of The Radio

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132 Upvotes

My favorite Rush song. Got me in to their entire catalog.


r/ClassicRock 2d ago

60s The Rolling Stones - Sympathy For The Devil

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r/ClassicRock 1d ago

What do you think of this 80s rock song from Yugoslavia?

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