A Good Day In Hell - The Official ILM Track-By-Track EAGLES Listening Thread

Journey of the Crabs

Too Many Crabs (being laid on her)

You can check out any time you like but you can never not have crabs

We haven't had those crabs here since 1969.

i like the way
your itchy crabs
just chew
on my puu-uubes
so brown

I've got a painful, itchy feeling

We haven't had those crabs here since 1969.

IRL LOL! I've used up all my Eagles-hate, but am loving all the posts - thread delivers!

http://i.imgur.com/2Y97xLi.jpg

sheesh is right

ha!

Crabco

there's gonna be a vd tonight

Hotel Chlamydia

Their Crabbiest Hits

1. Take It Crabby
2. Crabby Woman
3. Lyin' Crabs
4. Already Crabbed
5. Craberado
6. One of These Crabs
7. Tequila Crabrise
8. Crab It to the Limit
9. Peaceful Crabby Feeling
10. Crabs of My Love

Itchay Woman

http://www.history.com/images/media/slideshow/teddy-roosevelt/theodore-roosevelt-laughing.jpg

"Wasted Time(Reprise)"

http://www.filmfestivalreviews.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/The-Eagles-singing.jpg

http://youtu.be/ZkrVlhQYPn8

oh great

lol what is this, a royalties scam?! It's a coda, not a reprise, and it plainly doesn't have any Eagles on it.

one of the odder pieces of sequencing on an Eagles album. Isn't the reprise supposed to come later on the album, not directly after the song it's bloody reprising? While it sorta works on vinyl, with "Wasted Time" closing side 1 and the reprise opening Side 2, on CD it's just "the track you skip to get to 'Victim of Love'"

oh great

― the objections to Drake from non-REAL HIPHOP people (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Friday, October 4, 2013 1:07 PM (32 minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

LOL that was my exact initial thought.

I like the reprise better than the actual song. It sounds like the closing credits music of an old movie.

Wish this was a poll so I could rank this No. 1.

Vinyl sure did make some bands feel clever. I keep noticing on the wiki articles that the Eagles were fond of inscribing the run-out groove.

Apparently, the Eagles owed arranger Jim Ed Norman a favor. Can't think of why the fuck else this is on here.

Yet another way in which they prefigured Morrissey

This highway is so dark and deserted
Wind in my hair makes me depressed

This highway is so dark and deserted
Wind in my hair makes me depressed
La la la la la interesting drug
the one that you took

We hate it when our friends become The Eagles.

The Last of the Famous International Eagles

Some Eagles Are Bigger Than Others

http://img854.imageshack.us/img854/6919/vlr8.jpg

Pretty Maids Make Graves

"I was looking for a job, and then I found a job. And heaven knows I'm miserable now." -- Don Felder

Lol

Haha man what a weird choice

These guys are pathologically bad at sequencing albums

& this was the one I figured was gonna be trump tight

Henley needs a reprise intervention

like it's not bad but yeah it's just like some syruppy old lite classical/movie music, doesn't really fit the album at all

i've never heard this actual album, i was kinda pulling for this to be their dark L.A. masterpiece like the title track

yeah I quite like it in and of itself, but as pleased with itself as the original version was, this is just Henley in a mirror looking in a mirror infinity style and it's kinda gross

Probably their most pretentious moment? It must have been high stroke for them to hear their melody performed that way. If this were the sixties, there would have been an "Irving Azoff Orchestra Plays The Hits of the Eagles" lp. If Bernie were still around, there'd be so much banjo up in this bitch. However, in the context of this thread, it's a nice Friday break.

Glenn: I't's not a strings interlude, it's an EAGLES strings interlude.

Henley's their Bernstein, you guys. It totally makes sense.

These guys are pathologically bad at sequencing albums

― lorde willin' (upper mississippi sh@kedown)

Royalty statements fascinate me. I suppose it depends on his publishing deal. Does he make enough to pay for a house and not work for the rest of his life?

― first I think it's time I kick a little verse! (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Tuesday, September 24, 2013 3:13 PM (1 week ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

Not to derail, but I just found this piece on royalty amounts/distribution in the wake of "Baby Blue"'s Breaking Bad sales spike:

http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2013-10-04/breaking-badfinger-whos-gets-the-baby-blue-money#p1

^^SPOLIER ALERT!!!! (j/k I found out on fb like an hour after posting to the BB music thread)

On a related note, BESIDES the scene(s) in Lebowski and The Hitchhiker's Guide, has there been any other notable uses of Eagles music in Film/TV? "Lyin' Eyes" shows up in Urban Cowboy, and the cover band in the Ridgemont High dance scene does "Life In The Fast Lane", but that's all I've got.

Oh, and The Simpsons used "New Kid In Town" once.

"in the city" of course, though that predates the Eagles version. but yeah, otherwise drawing a blank. maybe Henley/F are too greedy and no one can afford to use their stuff

Well at the time, "In The City" was still a Joe Walsh song, but I'll let it slide.

^^SPOLIER ALERT!!!! (j/k I found out on fb like an hour after posting to the BB music thread)

Hahaha, as soon as I posted that I thought, "Fuck, C. Grisso/McCain doesn't know what the song is yet!" But it was so crazily all over the news that I hoped you probably already knew.

There's the Seinfeld episode where "Desperado" and "Witchy Woman" both play very prominent roles in the plot.

On a related note, BESIDES the scene(s) in Lebowski and The Hitchhiker's Guide, has there been any other notable uses of Eagles music in Film/TV? "Lyin' Eyes" shows up in Urban Cowboy, and the cover band in the Ridgemont High dance scene does "Life In The Fast Lane", but that's all I've got.

― A Made Man In The Mellow Mafia (C. Grisso/McCain)

hi dere
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_kCR5yQpY0

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