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No not what ya think. I'm not posting anything for free.
Free Bird has to be one of the best songs ever.
(sorry just heard it on the radio and had to share)
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Your post just made me crack up...here's why...and Yes, it is one of the greatest all time songs!
We had a picnic this past summer for a friends birthday and my very drunk Uncle kept standing up yelling " Free Bird!" so that image is alwys in my head whenever someone yells out "Free Bird!" Uh-oh now...now it may be in your head too....
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I do have that in my head when I hear it too. What was that actually from someone yelling Free Bird?
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Total Southern Rock thing! Every blessed party we goto here...someone yells "free Bird" (Usually a drunk Uncle ) and they play the song and at some point you know they're playing Sweet Home Alabama too....
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Love,love,love Freebird ! I'm a 47 yr. old grandma & I still have to crank the radio up all the way for the guitar riffs.
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It was voted my class song in 1998. The song is okay but I think it said nothing for our class so I've held a grudge against the song since then...
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Originally Posted by 2bearsmom
Total Southern Rock thing! Every blessed party we goto here...someone yells "free Bird" (Usually a drunk Uncle ) and they play the song and at some point you know they're playing Sweet Home Alabama too....
They do it at Northern Concerts and family picnics too!!!
Ever notice after it plays on the radio the DJ usually sounds happier .
Hey it was a 10 minute break
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stole this from wikipedia
"The popular culture cliché of "Free Bird" is the shouting of a request to hear the song by audience members at almost any concert, regardless of the performer or style of music. This can be traced back to Skynyrd's first live album, 1976's One More From The Road. This is due to the fact that Skynyrd did not play the song during the main portion of the concert, or even in the encore performance. Instead they saved it for their second encore. After leaving the stage following the first encore of the concert, the crowd was riled by the apparent omission of Skynyrd's signature song. The crowd then began chanting "Free Bird, Free Bird ...". No one left the auditorium. The band then returned to the stage for a second encore and upon taking the microphone Van Zant asked the crowd, "What song is it that you wanna hear?", which was immediately followed by several more shouts of "Free Bird". This interaction is recorded as an intro to the song on the album, and the band responded with a 14-minute version of the song. More recently, they play the song on the first encore."
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I love Free Bird!!
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Cool information....Thanks