Red Mosquito

Lament wrote:I think PryTo's tastes are too random and bizarre to have wanted any of the five songs that were taken in the wake of him being skipped over.

FTFY

Grateful Dead - Truckin'

What a long, strange draft it's been...

PryTo wrote:

Lament wrote:I think PryTo's tastes are too random and bizarre to have wanted any of the five songs that were taken in the wake of him being skipped over.

FTFY

You need to pick my man.

stip posted my #8, although it's not on the first page yet. I'm pretty sure I'm okay, but I have my ninth pick ready to go.

Oh, maybe that was directed to Lament. I'm cornfused.

Lament picks:



Elvis Costello & The Attractions - Oliver's Army

And I take:



Isaac Hayes - Theme From Shaft

stip wrote:And I take:



Isaac Hayes - Theme From Shaft

*kicks self repeatedly for not taking this earlier

If you've never heard Larry Graham play bass before you should really dig into his post-Sly and the Family Stone band, Graham Central Station. He basically invented funk bass as Flea knows it. Lot of great material in there. This song is insane, closer to a Hendrix rock vibe than most GCS material.



Graham Central Station - Earthquake

dsb1218 wrote:

stip wrote:And I take:



Isaac Hayes - Theme From Shaft

*kicks self repeatedly for not taking this earlier

Great great tune. Gotta love that wucka-wucka-wucka guitar. I was tossing up between this and 'Papa Was a Rollin' Stone' at #3.

Varis wrote:

dsb1218 wrote:

stip wrote:And I take:



Isaac Hayes - Theme From Shaft

*kicks self repeatedly for not taking this earlier

Great great tune. Gotta love that wucka-wucka-wucka guitar. I was tossing up between this and 'Papa Was a Rollin' Stone' at #3.

I contemplated taking it with my first pick, and a few other rounds, and just never pulled the trigger. Great grab this late, stip!

PryTo wrote:If you've never heard Larry Graham play bass before you should really dig into his post-Sly and the Family Stone band, Graham Central Station. He basically invented funk bass as Flea knows it. Lot of great material in there. This song is insane, closer to a Hendrix rock vibe than most GCS material.



Graham Central Station - Earthquake

Pink Floyd - Money

My #10 pick has been set in stone since this whole she-bang started, so this pick was really my 'last choice', and man was that hard. Such a fantastic decade of tuneage! Ima going with another new entrant to this tourney:

Supertramp - Give a Little Bit

I couldn't find a decent youtube vid that I was happy with, so I've uploaded a mp3.

This is your 9 pick, though

Yep, and that's why it was so tough. My #10 pick was set in stone years before I was even a scratch in my Dad's jocks.

Gotch

Varis wrote:My #10 pick has been set in stone since this whole she-bang started, so this pick was really my 'last choice', and man was that hard.

I'm curious what made it your #10 pick from the beginning. Is it a "guilty pleasure" kind of song? Just something you don't think anyone else will draft, making it safer to sit on it?

The reaction to my 10th pick in the 60 s has me gunshy

dsb1218 wrote:

Varis wrote:My #10 pick has been set in stone since this whole she-bang started, so this pick was really my 'last choice', and man was that hard.

I'm curious what made it your #10 pick from the beginning. Is it a "guilty pleasure" kind of song? Just something you don't think anyone else will draft, making it safer to sit on it?

Not a guilty pleasure, no guilt involved, but one of my all time faves that I know won't be highly valued around these parts by most. But everytime I head it, it's just my song.

stip wrote:The reaction to my 10th pick in the 60 s has me gunshy

Yeah, that was a bit of a shocker though. You'd absolutely get away with a similar pick much easier in the 70's tourney though.