"History of the Eagles"

[Ocala Mike]

If you have access to Showtime, this is on East now and will be on West at 11:00 pm. Great documentary and great music:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2194326/

[redshift1]

If you have access to Showtime, this is on East now and will be on West at 11:00 pm. Great documentary and great music:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2194326/


One of the best documentaries I've seen and I'm not an Eagle fan.

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[TJDave]

Soft-rock is a stretch. Not fit for elevators or grocery marts. :rolleyes:

[ebcorde]

there past and present.

Some bands I can't find their music because I forgot their names. one band I thought was called the Bar-Kays , in the mid 60's they played Acid music like Hendrix, Iron Butterfly stuff , and they were awesome Black guys from down south. I cant find it. and when I hear Bar-Kays I find, it's not it. I'm not 100% if that was their name

I should have brought the album instead of listening over and over to my college roomie tunes.

my music taste vary, I'm from the NE and I listen to Buckwheat Zydeco, John Lee Hooker (my boy). I guess spent too much time listening to college music stations.

Now I listen to a lot of current underground music that my kids turn me onto
and it's very good, such that I listen mostly to that. Occasionally I go back to the past pull out old stuff, but a lot of it sounds corny now. Led Zep, Cream, Doors still is relevant today

[dartman51]

It's also on NETFLIX, if you have access. And, yes, it is a great documentary. :ThmbUp:

[Tom]

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