Music

[LH-B744]

so, as I am in the mood (already the first song.. ), What is music that (wouldvbeengood)-pilots go craze for?
Me personallys got an eternal 5:
°°°Led Zeppelin - Stairway to heaven
°°°Jethro Tull - Locomotive breath
°°°Santana - Europe
°°°Bellamy Brothers - If I said you have a beautiful ....
°°°Walker Brothers - The sun ain't gonna shine anymore
.
top10...
°°°Santana - Samba pa ti (MMMX-song)
°°°Chris Rea - Windy town (the EDDL-song!)
°°°Rupert Holmes - Escape (Pina Colada, the KJFK-song)
°°°Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody (wembley/EGLL-song)
°°°Freddy Mercury & Montserrat Caballé - Barcelona (elprat.llobregat )

top 12... Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Eagles
top 50... ask me next time

[DAIRD]

Dedicated to the drunken pilot last week caught in FRA:
The Scaffold: "Ten Whisky Bottles Standing On Wall...."

[brianw999]

My English is not perfect at all,

Your No 1 choice is though.

Led Zep's "Stairway to Heaven" ......... the all time No 1 for me.

Live at Madison Square Garden....Enjoy.....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81eSIwsLcWg

And then there's AC/DC's "Thunderstruck". Here with an aviation slant....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WR2GUiefbgo

[HB-IHC]

How about this for a top 3:

Stairway To Heaven
Kashmir
Any other Led Zep track you'd like to place here

Here's an interesting story, something that happened a couple or three years ago when Jimmy Page moved to East Grinstead (we got it all here man!)

His missus went in to the local music shop where she gave the game away by presenting the owner with a credit card which included her husband's name on it: J P Page.

Dave, the owner, being a reasonably sociable guy and canny businessman struck up a conversation with her and pointed this out when she asked him how he knew, but he must have been holding back a certain amount of ironic laughter at an earlier point when she asked him if he knew anyone who taught guitar

True Story

He told me this a few days after the event and I used to teach guitar but, due to an arthrirtic condition, I'm gonna have to learn all over again with three fingers. Nevertheless, the vision of me teaching his kid(s) the live version of Stairway To Heaven on his Gibson Twin Neck coupled with the studio version on his Martin acoustic, Rickenbacker Twelve and Fender Strat was an engaging dream for some time afterwards

Having said that, would I ever have dared?

[mzk49o1]