Hell Freezes Over: Your Favourite Moments!

[Houston Baby]

I'm so young I hadn't heard anything about the Eagles before I started getting into old music. HC, Desperado and NKIT were the first songs I discovered and Don the first Eagle I learned the name of, then Glenn. I also knew there were two other(original) members. I didn't know Joe and Timothy existed before I watched HOTE.

just a young newcomer's opinion

I'm so glad you shared your story! Interesting!

[MaryCalifornia]

Been a looooooong time since I watched it, but I recall Joe, Felder, Glenn and TBS all did a bit of jumping / bobbing up and down towards the end of The Last Resort; that was fun to watch.

Going to have to go back and check out this part, thanks!

Like many others, my parents had the Eagles Greatest Hits cassette when I was about 7 or 8, and it has permanently been in my music collection, up to the present. I eventually figured out that Don Henley and Glenn Frey were in the Eagles, but didn't know any of the others, and never knew who sang which songs. I also owned Common Thread and End of the Innocence, and that was it as far as Eagles music. I am ashamed to admit I really disliked Smugglers Blues and the Heat is On when they were on the charts, I guess I was in high school. And then I saw HoTE. And met all of you guys! (Now that I "know" Glenn, I like his songs )

[NYC Fan]

Not that I'm aware of other than a few remarks that they weren't happy with some of the live versions. ITA with you about PEF - I love that version. Honestly, it's been so long since I heard them that I can't remember much about the other songs. PEF is definitely the one that stuck in my head.

Was just listening to this tonight and I totally agree about PEF. Just a lovely, lovely version. Glenn's voice is gorgeous and the harmonies are beautiful. I cannot for the life of me understand why they left this off. One of my favorite songs of theirs anyway, and this is a wonderful arrangement of it. A shame it's not on the DVD.

[zeldabjr]

of course Timothy's I Can't Tell You Why is a favorite part for me...

also I love the bit before they're going on stage Glenn says..."Gentlemen...good to be with you...hope I'm with you all night"...cracks me up every time I watch it!

[DivineDon]

I'm so young I hadn't heard anything about the Eagles before I started getting into old music. HC, Desperado and NKIT were the first songs I discovered and Don the first Eagle I learned the name of, then Glenn. I also knew there were two other(original) members. I didn't know Joe and Timothy existed before I watched HOTE.

just a young newcomer's opinion

Thanks BlueFeather, that's the point I was trying to make (in my round about way!) that Don was the best known 'name' in general which was probably why they showcased him for the reunion.

[bluefeather]

my pleasure DD and HB

I naturally agree with zelda about ICTYW and I like what Glenn says as well, I also love the part where Don forgets the words and Glenn howls in laughter

[WalshFan88]

Song-wise - it's definitely "Get Over It" and "Take It Easy". That version of TIE may be my favorite. If we are counting the second night, definitely "Peaceful Easy Feeling" - I love that version.

Other moments I liked are the Day Tripper riff at the end of In The City. It's so cool! Only a guitar nerd like me could appreciate something so small.

[Freypower]

Song-wise - it's definitely "Get Over It" and "Take It Easy". That version of TIE may be my favorite. If we are counting the second night, definitely "Peaceful Easy Feeling" - I love that version.

Other moments I liked are the Day Tripper riff at the end of In The City. It's so cool! Only a guitar nerd like me could appreciate something so small.

Not quite. As a Beatles fanatic I appreciated it as well.

[WalshFan88]

Not quite. As a Beatles fanatic I appreciated it as well.

Glad to know I'm not the only one!

[thelastresort]

That a very sly reference to Imagine there WF?