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Favorite Obscure Rock Song

What is your favorite obscure Rock Song? 

It's hard for me to pick just one, but my favorite pick is Fleetwood Mac's song Station Man from the album Kiln House.  That song's rolling twin guitars just hit me the right way. It has a JJ Cale type of vibe with a biting lead guitar.  I have liked that song since I was in college in the mid seventies.  I borrowed Kiln House from a room mate and never gave it back to him.  Granted, I much prefer the earlier Peter Green Fleetwood Mac albums, but the Jeremy Spencer/Danny Kirwin era Fleetwood Mac created a some excellent songs on middling albums.

I am interested in learning what your favorites are.

 

 

 

 

flyfish77
pwisecup
1 posts
 

Hokus Pokus by Focus. 

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bgross
310 posts
 

How obscure are we getting... some of these are obscure for a reason, lol.

Free, "Mr Big" off Fire & Water

The Modern Lovers, "Pablo Picasso" off The Modern Lovers

Blue Mountain, "Let's Ride" off Dog Days

Grant Lee Buffalo, "Mockingbirds" off Mighty Joe Moon

Hanne Boel, "Still Shines" off Outtakes

Ruston Kelly, "Blackout" off Dying Star

I dont know how obscure these are but they're no Saitisfaction, Purple Rain or Walk This Way... just my opinion

 

 

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ozzy
7,218 posts
 

"Loves Gone Bad"- The Underdogs.

ozzy

soix
8,729 posts
 

I know I have some, but they’re so obscure I can’t find them.  

dafazz57
1 posts
 

The late / great Chris Squire made a couple of great records outside of Yes.  One is his collaboration with Steve Nardelli on a Syn record titled Syndestructable.  Another I love is he and Steve Hackett got together to form Squackett which gave birth to A Life Within a Day. 

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