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Post by Bayern Gull on Nov 30, 2010 20:52:58 GMT
Vapor Trails - Rush
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Post by loyalgull on Nov 30, 2010 22:20:06 GMT
dr feelgood- milk and alcohol
dr feelgood-roxette
dr feelgood- down at the doctors
lee brilleaux was a brilliant front man for this popular band
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Post by chelstongull on Dec 1, 2010 17:13:41 GMT
Motorhead
Stone Deaf Forever
106 track Bonanza
Disc 2 : 1980 ~ 1986
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Post by chelstongull on Dec 1, 2010 17:16:41 GMT
Cheers Chris for the label information - very informative.
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Post by Bayern Gull on Dec 1, 2010 19:39:42 GMT
Snakes & Arrows - Rush
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Post by Mr_W on Dec 1, 2010 21:27:24 GMT
........as its' coming around to the 30th anniversary of the sad death of John Lennon, I got to thinking (a bit like with JFKs' death in 1963 and that of Elvis in 1977) if anyone recalls where they were when they heard of John Lennons' demise - me personally, on Mon 8th Dec 1980 I was at Wembley Arena for a Queen concert with some Royal Navy oppos (it was part of The Game (Europe) leg) - their first night of three there - I found out about it the next afternoon when back in Torquay after the concert - I was sure I recalled hearing at the time that Freddie opened that second night at Wembley with "Imagine" as a tribute to Lennon....... ........this cracker of a website confirms that - it is also full of loads of other info about previous and future Queen tours at that time - well worth a look by any Queen fans amongst us muzos on here......... www.queenconcerts.com/live/queen/gameeu.html........currently playing......."Empty Garden" - Elton John............(written about what happened that night)........ |
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Post by Mr_W on Dec 1, 2010 21:43:44 GMT
.....Hot update - got to thinking also - a few people on here have mentioned seeing Queen at Paignton, Festival Theatre back in 1974............. .....well - check this out also....... www.queenconcerts.com/live/queen/queen2.html......click on the i in a box icon thingy next the "4.3.74 - Paignton" - date and more info and a ticket stub come up as well, and even the flyer at the bottom there - bloody geekout time or what........ ..........hey, as they say, Rock And Roll never forgets.............. |
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Post by stuartB on Dec 1, 2010 21:52:30 GMT
She's Gone - Black Sabbath B side to Never Say Die.
yes i said B side, for the yoof, yes we could turn the disk over in the old days ;D
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Post by chelstongull on Dec 1, 2010 22:18:15 GMT
Already visited - 4th March 74 ah happy days
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Post by ricardo on Dec 1, 2010 22:29:04 GMT
Mr_W - I have very clear memories of where I was when I heard of Lennon's death. I was living in Sheffield and unemployed. Walking through the city centre on that typically bitter winter's morning I saw the newspaper stand headline "Lennon murdered in New York". I was not a huge fan of his at the time but liked what he stood for and couldn't believe what I was reading. Got the bus back to my flat with tears in my eyes and listened to the radio for the rest of the day still unable to believe what had happened.
I was also one of several posters on this site who was at the Queen concert at the Festival Theatre in 1974 and was interested in the nostalgic link to the Queen Concerts website. I recall Nutz being a pretty good support band too.
Incidentally, currently listening to the imperious Quadrophenia on headphones and about to reach the epic climax that is Love Reign O'er Me
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Post by Mr_W on Dec 2, 2010 3:58:44 GMT
.....nice one ricardo!..... currently listening to....."You Can't Put Your Arms Around A Memory" - Johnny Thunders (on Radio 2 - Alex Lester - Listeners' Library)........fantastic song - real proper "New Wave Anthem" - Johnny Thunders was, I reckon a fab guitarist and lyricist, one-time member of the New York Dolls and also of the Heartbreakers - good enough for me.............  WALLOP |
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Post by Mr_W on Dec 2, 2010 21:26:46 GMT
..........currently, on Radio 2 - Manic Street Preachers from Glasto 2007 - "Motorcycle Emptiness" - seen this outfit live in Cardiff - St Davids' Hall - on their home ground - very partisan crowd - Ian Brown (aka King Monkey) was the support act - in addition to being so seriously drunk and incoherent that he could barely perform properly, he was hit by a full pint glass of erm piddle on coming out on stage so things got off to a bad start - degenerated eventually into him offering to take on the front row there - he was removed from stage by roadies eventually, ranting and raving heartily.........ah, another eventful Ian Brown gig........the Manics themselves, fantastic - yep they DID have a mike set up for the still missing Richey Edwards and a highpoint I still remember was James Dean Bradfield (of the many ciggy breaks!!) leaping up onto one of the amp stacks and howling "We're the Manic Street Preachers and we come from the Valleys, this is "A Design for Life!!!!!!" as they launched into this number for an encore (yep, and Nicky Wire was in a dress (again) and a boa)........... ...separate issue - anyone else heard Coldplays' latest effort? - dedicated Christmas single - "Christmas Lights" - imho - a third-rate effort at a sound-u-like "Fairytale Of New York" - 6/10.............bit too shoe-gazy and angst-ridden for me this lot.........  |
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Post by Bayern Gull on Dec 3, 2010 13:09:11 GMT
All or Nothing - Aynsley Lister
A great blues guitarist.
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Post by Mr_W on Dec 6, 2010 16:34:16 GMT
1. Ladies Of The Road - King Crimson
2. The Maltese Connection - Shep Woolley
3. Low Down Payment - Crosby and Nash
4. A Groovy Kind Of Love - Cliff Richard and Petula Clark
5. Irish Girls - The Proclaimers
6. Gimme Shelter - The Rolling Stones
7. Clangers - TV Theme
8. Garbo - The Pogues
9. Sister Golden Hair - America (gorgeous)............
10. Love Love - Amy MacDonald
11. Reggae Tune - Andy Fairweather-Low
12. Talk To Me Of Mendocino - Kate and Anna McGarrigle (breathtakingly beautiful performance, enough to make one weep)...........
13. Its' All Over Now, Baby Blue - Judy Collins (Dylan cover).......
14. Helpless - Buffy Sainte-Marie (Neil Young cover).......
15. Four Strong Winds - Neil Young
16. The Delaney - The Libertines
17. Its' Easy To See - Tenpole Tudor
18. Hey Joe (live from '74) - Led Zeppelin
19. Bridge Of Sighs - Robin Trower
20. Bitten By The Wolf - Chickenfoot
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Post by Mr_W on Dec 7, 2010 20:58:35 GMT
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