Freebird

[Vermin93]

What part do you like better - the slower first part or when they jam out near the end?

 

[preds1]

That's like askin' biscuits or gravy. WTH?

Probably the end if I had to pick one.

 

[wayne]

The first part. After the 9 min mark it starts getting old.

 

[Beekeeper]

The part where I never have to hear that song again as long as I live.

Simple fix. Turn it off when it comes on!!!!!

Its all good!!

 

[pressfit]

beginning..middle.. and end...

 

[Deer Assassin]

all of it

 

[Gravey]

all of it

What he said.

 

[Bowdacious]

I like it all but the jam at the end gets me every time.

 

[stkmantn]

The first part.

 

[Vermin93]

The part where I never have to hear that song again as long as I live.

I'm curious - why?

 

[TAFKAP]

What part do you like better - the slower first part or when they jam out near the end?

The barrel of my Glock would taste really good if I ever heard that song again.

For years growing up, I never could understand why my parents couldn't bear to listen to some of those old songs that sounded awesome to a 15 year old. Now, I get it.

 

[TAFKAP]

The part where I never have to hear that song again as long as I live.

I'm curious - why?

Airplay royalties from that song alone will ensure that any Alabamian named "Van Zandt" won't ever have to work for at least 4 generations. It's been completely overplayed, then played some more, and if you haven't heard it enough, hang tight...there's a prom, a wedding, or a high-school field party that will be blaring it extremely soon.

DOn't forget any swinging pecker that can strum a C-D-G on a guitar. It's the "entry level" song before the intro to "Stairway to Heaven" is taught.

 

[Vermin93]

The part where I never have to hear that song again as long as I live.

I'm curious - why?

Airplay royalties from that song alone will ensure that any Alabamian named "Van Zandt" won't ever have to work for at least 4 generations. It's been completely overplayed, then played some more, and if you haven't heard it enough, hang tight...there's a prom, a wedding, or a high-school field party that will be blaring it extremely soon.

DOn't forget any swinging pecker that can strum a C-D-G on a guitar. It's the "entry level" song before the intro to "Stairway to Heaven" is taught.

I thought "Iron Man" was the first song every aspiring rock guitarist learned first?

 

[AndyW]

I cant do Freebird or 3 Steps, but will crank the volume happily if "On The Hunt" ever comes on.

 

[TeamMainStreet]

Guess you guys don't like Simple Man either then. Im a Mississippi Kid fan myself.

 

[stik]

billy powell's piano

 

[TAFKAP]

The part where I never have to hear that song again as long as I live.

I'm curious - why?

Airplay royalties from that song alone will ensure that any Alabamian named "Van Zandt" won't ever have to work for at least 4 generations. It's been completely overplayed, then played some more, and if you haven't heard it enough, hang tight...there's a prom, a wedding, or a high-school field party that will be blaring it extremely soon.

DOn't forget any swinging pecker that can strum a C-D-G on a guitar. It's the "entry level" song before the intro to "Stairway to Heaven" is taught.

I thought "Iron Man" was the first song every aspiring rock guitarist learned first?

I guess it's all dependent on your exposure. Mine was a little skewed. I think "Smoke on the Water" was my first introduction to power chords. Then, "S.T.H." taught a bit about finger picking (and my inability to master it).....after that, it was a mish-mash of Metallica riffs, some Skynyrd, feeble dabblings at some James Taylor witchcraft chords, and Van Halen. I'm no good at any of the above, so I blame "Deep Purple."

 

[stik]

Airplay royalties from that song alone will ensure that any Alabamian named "Van Zandt" won't ever have to work for at least 4 generations.

the van zants are from the jacksonville, fla area.

 

[TAFKAP]

Airplay royalties from that song alone will ensure that any Alabamian named "Van Zandt" won't ever have to work for at least 4 generations.

the van zants are from the jacksonville, fla area.

Yep, I knew that......my brain has been extra farty lately. I wonder how that could've happened

 

[Vermin93]

It's been completely overplayed, then played some more, and if you haven't heard it enough, hang tight...there's a prom, a wedding, or a high-school field party that will be blaring it extremely soon.

TAKFAP - when is the last time you attended a prom or a high school corn field party? Please forward me the next invite. I want to go and hear Freebird! Lol!