Love me some Joe Walsh. But I don't know who this Daryl Hall character is. Nice studio though.

[Saul Goodman]

Someone tell me how Joe Walsh sounds drunk and thinks like a drunk after being sober for a long time. 

 

[specialk]

Live From Daryl's House is a great series! Daryl Hall = half of Hall & Oates… 

[Dave Scepter]

1/2 of Hall & Oates... 

Oh oh, here she comes
Watch out boy she'll chew you up
Oh oh, here she comes
She's a maneater

And quite literally tons of hit songs!

[velorush]

@Saul Goodman, we called them the '70's and '80's. They were the best of times; they were the worst best of times... 

Seriously, "blue-eyed soul" was a fantastic pop sub-genre that was absolutely dominated by Hall & Oates, with G.E. Smith on guitar and T-Bone Wolk on bass.

Tons of great tunes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

* all of the foregoing intended as helpful information, but retracted entirely in the case the title of this thread was intended as sarcasm.

[Saul Goodman]

1 hour ago, velorush said:

@Saul Goodman, we called them the '70's and '80's. They were the best of times; they were the worst best of times... 

Seriously, "blue-eyed soul" was a fantastic pop sub-genre that was absolutely dominated by Hall & Oates, with G.E. Smith on guitar and T-Bone Wolk on bass.

Tons of great tunes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

* all of the foregoing intended as helpful information, but retracted entirely in the case the title of this thread was intended as sarcasm.

Yeah, I figured out who he was. I guess I never knew Hall and Oats were their names. I figured it was some sort of regional thing like Corn Huskin'. 

[Saul Goodman]

Funny thing I've noticed about the YouTube algorithm; click on it once and all of a sudden there's more.

So here you go.

 

[Saul Goodman]

 

[velorush]

25 minutes ago, Saul Goodman said:

Funny thing I've noticed about the YouTube algorithm; click on it once and all of a sudden there's more.

Anything to keep you infinitely engaged, commercial after commercial, resulting dopamine dependency and deleterious long-term emotional effects be damned. 

[Saul Goodman]

15 minutes ago, velorush said:

Anything to keep you infinitely engaged, commercial after commercial, resulting dopamine dependency and deleterious long-term emotional effects be damned. 

Dopamine? I thought that came from watching Only Fans. 

[BTMN]

Check out the show with Cheap Trick. Cool Hamer content indeed.