I Can't Tell You Why
Hotel California (all time fave guitar solo!)
Wasted Time
Life In a fast Lane
Desperado

since I've heard all the Eagles album

i've come to the conclusion i'm like Le Duder

i ****ing hate the Eagles

(except for "On the Border" and the singles)

You've no appreciation for smooth west coast American rock.

none whatsoever at all

Heathen.

Strawman

Battyman.

Batman

ok don't want to go further off-topic

Favourite tracks are:

Victim Of Love
Lyin' Eyes
Hotel California
Desperado
Life In The Fast Lane
New Kid In Town
Peaceful Easy Feeling
Witchy Woman

From nr 1 (the fav one) to nr 8 (the less fav one) or is a mixed chart without order?

I hear your pain...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVaiRLDM628

No order, but Victim of Love is definitely my favourite. :)

Life in the fast lane
Witchy Woman
I can't tell you why
In the long run

BUMP!

Couldn't find a better thread, so I'll post it here:
The Eagles are now on Spotify.

That was my fathers favorite band..... so they're sentimental to me.
I like most of what they did.

Eagles
 

Eagles - One of These Nights (Live)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hs31qyv2yvg

One of These Nights (2018 Remaster)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESc2Tq2HzhQ

We definitely have an Eagles thread. https://www.musicbanter.com/rock-n-r...favorites.html

Take it easy is a great song.

Like a number of bands from the era, I knew the solo artists before I knew the bands they were in. I can say that I prefer Don Henley's solo stuff. I think the first Eagles related song I heard was Glen Frey's Heat is on.

That's the one with the line, "Don't let the sound of your own wheels drive you crazy" isn't it? Yep, a great track. I like "Desperado", especially after having heard the Judy Collins version of it, which I would rec. to anyone who wants to wallow in a reflective mood.

I once lived in a shared apartment where by common consent The Eagles were really played to death, so I never listen to them these days, good though they are.

Thanks, mc! You've given me the perfect excuse to put up this gem from Don Henley:-



I don't know why, but this phrase gets me every time: "...to Six Flags over Jesus"

Lol, I have never seen that clip. By the way, can we give kudos to Don's 70s 'fro? That guy had a great 'do back in the day.

I can relate to the play it to death bit. In university, I stayed in residence. The guy in the room across the hall from me played Live's Throwing Copper twice a day for what had to have been a semester.

^ Yes, it's a no-win situation when something is over-played like that: either you come to completely loathe the music or what is perhaps worse, you like it but almost literally can't hear it anymore. That happens to me with some of my favourite Floyd tracks: I put them on, but they are so familiar my mind just drifts away and stops listening...

I can tell you that I listen to a B-side from that album (Hold me up) way more than the rest of the album now. It hasn't been spoiled for me, but pretty close!