What are you listening to?

[YankeesFanboy]

Thanks, pal.

Most people probably only know Chicago for their ballads, understandably as they've done so many classics, but 25 or 6 to 4 is, for me, one of Chicago's greatest songs & features one of the coolest intros of all time.

It's a great song. I'm familiar with a lot of Chicago's work because of my dad. He practically owns every single and album from all of the major artists and bands from the '50s, '60s and '70s.

 

[YankeesFanboy]

 

[fistfulmetal]

Awesome. I thought I was the only one that posts Wings songs.

 

[fistfulmetal]

Thanks, pal.

Most people probably only know Chicago for their ballads, understandably as they've done so many classics, but 25 or 6 to 4 is, for me, one of Chicago's greatest songs & features one of the coolest intros of all time.

The real Chicago is a really talented rock band, with probably the best horn section in rock. Their original drummer is amazing.​

 

[YankeesFanboy]

Awesome. I thought I was the only one that posts Wings songs.

I can't say I'm the biggest Wings fan, but I do love that song, especially when the third part kicks in. Great song to listen to when you're driving.

 

[fistfulmetal]

 

[fistfulmetal]

 

[fistfulmetal]

 

[karamazov80]

Old school Chicago were a pretty excellent band. I'm also a fan of 25 or 6 to 4. Great article about Chicago here:

It Wuz Always 'Bout Tha Numbahs | The Onion - America's Finest News Source

 

[fosing]

with nostalgic bits.

 

[Henry Morgan*]

 

[Morgul Matt]

 

[DEATHASYLUM]

 

[Morgul Matt]

The real Chicago is a really talented rock band, with probably the best horn section in rock. Their original drummer is amazing.​

Well played, good sir.

I've never actually heard Questions 67 and 68 before. What a great tune!

There was a time in the mid 90's when I was scouring the 2nd hand music stores trying to acquire all of Chicago's albums on vinyl. Of course, this was before everyone had access to the internet. Well, I didn't have it then & the earliest record I could find was Chicago III. I just looked up their discography & saw that Questions 67 and 68 was from their very first album.

That was such a cool post of yours, my friend, that I think I can only sum it up with this smiley of a rabbit dancing. Yes, that's the ticket.

 

[Morgul Matt]

 

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[supermasterhulk]

SLIPKNOT!

 

[Morgul Matt]