Classic rock



Stick it in your ear
'Cause it ain't exactly clear
What you people hear
I tell you that's right, oh yeah

Sucker in the middle
Blowing hot and cold
Cracking his whip
On the American Horse

He's gone crazy, completely crazy
Trying to tame the American horse, well
He's gone crazy, completely crazy
Trying to tame the American horse, well

Feather in his mane
Showing no fear
Of a twisted shady fool
I tell you that's right aha, that's right

Truth's a mighty clear
Forever on and on
Never break a spirit
Of the American Horse, well
Don't you shoot him down

He's gone crazy, completely crazy
Trying to tame the American horse
Yeah, yeah, yeah

Crazy
On the day they tried to tame the American horse


Riding on a pony
Riding against the wind
And in came Brando
And he told it like this

Songwriters: Ian Robert Astbury / William Henry Duffy
 
Never been fan of Bowie.Early hard rock-from Ac/,Dc,Motorhead,Black Sabbath ofcourse,some things of Judas till Metallica,Celtic Frost,Hell Hammer&Slayer....70-80

I love Bowie but that Motorhead version just kicks ass. Not really that into metal and bands like The Cult and Guns n' Roses are considered more rock now because of metal morphing to include stuff like death metal. I do like the Industrial stuff like NIN and Rammstein though.
 
I love Bowie but that Motorhead version just kicks ass. Not really that into metal and bands like The Cult and Guns n' Roses are considered more rock now because of metal morphing to include stuff like death metal. I do like the Industrial stuff like NIN and Rammstein though.
Never heard about NIN.....except this is Nine Inch Nails,which i heard of them,but only like name.Think those were the bands with Seatle sound like Nirvana ...they rose up 90 and that time aside from groups from late 60 I was listening Cypress Hill&Psycho Realm....my H years&lot of pods.Then I was meloman.literally woke up&sleep with music.....have read a lot of books.From years that passed.Very rarely listen music&read.I don't know why.....for real.Ramstein got good tracks indeed
 
Never heard about NIN.....except this is Nine Inch Nails,which i heard of them,but only like name.Think those were the bands with Seatle sound like Nirvana ...they rose up 90 and that time aside from groups from late 60 I was listening Cypress Hill&Psycho Realm....my H years&lot of pods.Then I was meloman.literally woke up&sleep with music.....have read a lot of books.From years that passed.Very rarely listen music&read.I don't know why.....for real.Ramstein got good tracks indeed

Yeah NIN = Nine Inch Nails :) Same time as Grunge but darker/angrier and were from Ohio.

I didn't get into them til much later than that. Trent Reznor was just a skinny kid back then but they've improved a lot and toured/worked with Bowie. He wrote "Hurt" which Johnny Cash covered on his final album (and put it as the last song.

 
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