yeah Ventura Highway is their best IMO. Make sure you do the original version NOT the re-engineered one from around 2000 because they put too much reverb in it and ruined the vibe of the song.

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No Doubt. 'Ventura Highway" provides such a wonderful visual. I've never traveled on Ventura Highway but the song puts me in a state that I can see myself driving down it on a beautiful sunny day!!!

My favorite is " You Can Do Magic".

Oh Sister Golden Hair would be so good for them to check out. They'll just be grinnin'.

Agreed. Two of the best.

For his last job, my father was a crew supervisor on the third shift (11 PM to 7 AM) at a lumber processing plant. Most of the employees that he supervised were around my age range at the time (just out of high school to early 20s). One of the ways that he would bond with his crew was he would play music he liked and, in turn, they would play different genres or more recent music that they liked. The one song that they all loved, initially presented by my father, was "Sister Golden Hair" by America. As a joke, one of my father's crew hooked up a CD player to the factory's PA system. He played the song on repeat for a good 30 to 45 minutes. As it was in the wee hours of the night/morning (so no bosses were there besides my father and perhaps one other crew supervisor), everyone loved it playing over the PA system throughout the entire factory. It became the tradition that at one point in the night that my father and his crew were working, someone had to fire up the CD player and blast "Sister Golden Hair" throughout the factory. It's truly fascinating how the most random music can bring so many different people from different areas and different walks of life together in the same place at the same time.

Love them. Old Man Took is my favorite. My soul melts every time I hear that song :)

Best harmonies, I think, are in Muskrat love, my absolute favourite from them!

Yes, cuz nothing else in the song makes any sense.

Pop band?? Wtf

Guess the modern generation never heard of this word.

@@steveullrich7737 Guess not :)

Yep. That's a fantastic, yet unforced, lyrical line from Dewey. The days before internet, big screen TV and the constant blast of such distractions. NW0 face diapers 😷 and mandatory "lockdowns" indeed make it increasingly difficult for people to closely relate and share the gift of gab between themselves. And Oz never gave nothing to the Tin Man that he didn't already have? That's right, he already had all along that which he desired so badly.

Oh WOW!! I forgot about "Sandman"! What a great choice!

Love.

I say the same thing 70's music was just a vibe the best all around music !!

It about a heartbroken man, who wishes he was like the Tin Man so he would not feel his emotions .