As long as they are UL approved, they should be fine (check the box). If they are unsafe to put on a headboard, they would also be unsafe to put on a Christmas tree.
just some advice for those who wanted to know, you can use pledge floor
finish in replace of modpodge. and also hairspray is another alternative to
the clear spray. i like this video though! I'm gonna be changing rooms soon
and I'm trying to get as many cheap ideas as i can.
+Matty H no problem just be careful because hairspray is flammable and idk if it would catch on fire with the candle. you could totally experiment and let me know though!! (: lol
+mile Thanks for the info...if you haven't check out 'Queen In Hyun's man' It is really good . Although there are a lot of Cliche like memory loss and time travel
svplait je n'arrive a regarder le drama nul part donc si quelqu’un peut me
conseiller un site ? merci sinon la musique est vraiment belle !!! je
l'adore !!!
I think I've listened to this song for more than one month every day going
to work and coming back. I still have to find a korean song more beautiful
than this one. Perhaps only Ailee's cover of " Love too painful was not
love" can be compared but still...
+Michael HammerOh i know I love that they're so high and mumble through the song it's just great. One question have you had a hearing test lately? Might want to schedule one.
+lee graves Well actually this is probably one of the closest to the studio performance that Ij have heard. Joe Perry looks a little out of it, but it is one of their slower songs rather than something like Train Kept a Rollin or Sweet Emotion.
I grew up with the early Aerosmith period. My band played every one of
their songs from their first four albums. Dream On wouldn't be a national
hit until 2 years after this performance. I lived in New England in those
days and it was a local hit. They were quite big up there during the early
years. They released it again in '76 I believe, then it took off everywhere
else in the US. I heard a lot of great bands who were big in New England
long before they made it anywhere else, Boston, The Cars, etc.
lakefloor: ~ Yeah -, according to Wikipedia, "Dream On" was released as a "single" in early Jan. of 1976. However, the main Rock radio-station in my hometown of Birmingham, Alabama would routinely get most singles early -, and so I seem to recall hearing this song circulating on radio beginning around Nov. of `75. Back then bands could be "regional stars" in one area of the U.S., and largely unknown in other areas. Aerosmith were already "stars" in New England as-of 1973, but (unless you kept up with "Rock 'fan magazines' ", or TV shows like The Midnight Special) they were unknown in the South. The exact reverse was true of Z Z Top; they were stars IN THE SOUTH as-of 1973, but were largely unknown elsewhere until their song "Tush" in 1875. ~ By the way, here is the "link" to that Wikipedia entry for "Dream On": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dream_On_(Aerosmith_song
+kayteeelle What the fuck are you talking about, they fucking rocked live. This is a TV show, as you can see they are positioned tightly together and not moving too much so they all stay in the frame. Aerosmith had bad nights , like a lot of bands, especially when they had their issues with drugs, but please...
+Stereo Mime It's because most bands had producers who hired studio session musicians (real talents) to perform the best possible version for the studio release. That being said, many many bands from the 60s and 70s were great live bands, some better than others (The Eagles, Deep Purple, Frank Zappa, Cream, Blue Oyster Cult, Journey, Yes, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Pink Floyd, etc.) It's mostly prog rock groups that succeeded live, mainly because they were professional musicians who weren't just copying blues music.Some bands were better than others live, for a few reasons: 1) Many "pretty" bands were more image than talent. That goes for most rock bands of any era. 2) Touring takes a tole on the vocals of a man trying to reach insane falsetto notes every night over the course of a 2 hour concert. 3) All throughout the 50s and 60s up until this point, bands had been lyp-syncing TV appearances. This was not the case for Aerosmith here. It's surprising because this is a really hard song to perform live. 4) Not only that but TV performances like this were not intended to resurface many decades in the future. 5) DRUGS. That's the big one.
+Stereo Mime I was honestly contemplating whether Judas Priest had a backing track during a concert I went to, but no, they were just that perfect, fucking amazing musical ability.
I find that to be very true. When my 4th grade music teacher told me anything but country and classical music was fake, I reacted instinctively against her. But I can see where she was coming from. Moving from the 70s onward, many musicians were releasing studio altered albums that were vastly different from their ability to perform live. She was, however, still wrong, and by pure logic I could deduce that at age 10. I have found myself very disappointed sometimes to witness live for the first time a band I have grown to truly enjoy. To my great excitement, two bands I have been more than surprised by their live performances are Judas Priest, and Dio.
Do You Dream Of Me by Michael W. Smith The clip of the birds in the beginning are from the movie "Winged Migration". And everything else is from "The ...