![]() Lynyrd Skynyrd Freebird Lyric T-shirt - Mens XL - Created Using the Songs Lyrics $19.99 Freebird Lyrics Tee Created using rock's great anthem It's not easy to describe Freebird other than it is more like an experience than a song. Freebird is arguably the greatest rock anthem ever written. Lynyrd Skynyrd's Freebird is what you get when you mix great lyrics, guitar licks that will blow your mind, and a whole lot of southern soul. This is the song that can bring a crowd of 100,000 people to a silent stand still during its mesmerizing intro and then that same crowd into rock and roll hysteria by songs end. Even with the tragic death of several members of the band and crew in 1977 - this song and the Skynyrd legacy continues "travelin on, now." Freebird Details at a glance: Great detail has been put into the quality of our shirts. All shirts are dye and discharge printed on the highest quality 100% cotton shirts for that extra soft feel. Sizes: S, M, L, XL, XXL Style: T-Shirt ![]() Sony Classical: Great Performances 1903-1998 $35.98 While I like this sort of recording I bought it only because it was quite cheap in the used section. It has some very interesting moments, but of course is little more than a "sampler" if you will, and one that is too stuffed with a variety performers that don't necessarily work well one against the other. To be specific, when Victor put out this sort of thing it would be "The First 100 Years at the Metropolitan Opera", and that traced just that. All the singers from 1903 until the 1983 release date. Its hardly perfect, but at least it has a purpose. EMI did a similar reissue, but it contained one CD at a time, so one could think carefully about that which they wanted to buy. This is one of the rare times I'm going to say there's just too much here, and not always of a good thing. They barely raid the cupboard of older recordings, and I assume Sony has a heck of a lot of them. Two CD sets from each decade could have been a far more intesting and thought provoking A&R decission. Four CDs that are aimed at nothing more than what I mentioned earlier don't really cut it |
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