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  1. 70sProgFan

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    Within Temptation, 'The Black Symphony'. If you like symphonic metal and have never heard this then I recommend that you give it a go - their masterpiece and 'live' with an orchestra to boot. Classic!
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    I almost bought that album last week - but then the eBay auction price went up and I didn't bother bidding.
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    Post your latest CD/DVD/Vinyl/Cassette purchases here!

    And another. 2020 re-press with lovely sound. I can't believe that this album is 53 years old!!! o_O o_O
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    what should i buy

    Tom Petty for me too. :tup:
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    2020 vinyl re-press. Fabulous sound. Classic in every sense of the word. 53 years old!!! o_O
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    Yes, I think it's the gauge that does it.
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    And after that it will be... Followed by their very, very best...
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    Post your latest CD/DVD/Vinyl/Cassette purchases here!

    Vinyl again... £7.99 in HMV sale - absolute bargain!! And this next one was second-hand, lovely condition, just £8.00...
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    Quite simply THE best French prog-rock album. Ever. Period. And I saw this band back in 1974...
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    Pink Floyd (well, half) Return With New Music for Ukraine

    Heard it. I know that it's all in a good cause, but I certainly won't be purchasing it. Sorry. Not even as good as anything on the very poor 'Endless River'.
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    Guilty Pleasures

    I've got this single. Came in a batch I bought for just one in there, 'I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)' by Genesis as it has the non-album 'Twilight Alehouse' on the B-side. Got some crackers in the box! ;)
  18. 70sProgFan

    What's the last gig that you went to?

    Talon, an Eagles tribute band, way back at the end of 2021. Review
  19. 70sProgFan

    Guilty Pleasures

    Geri Halliwell 'It's Raining Men' Love the strings in the background!
  20. 70sProgFan

    Best Forgotten Bands of the 70's.

    Brother of the Sensational Alex who struggled to cope with his brother's death for many years afterwards.
  21. 70sProgFan

    Best Forgotten Bands of the 70's.

    Saw Graham Parker a few times back in the 70s too! Far and away his best gig was at Reading Festival in 1977. Some terrific albums to be hunted out for anyone new to him... Heat Treatment Howling' Wind Stick to Me Another Great Area The Parkerilla - double live album: superb!!
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    Best Forgotten Bands of the 70's.

    Seen City Boy a few times too. Great band with two or three excellent albums behind them.
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    Best Forgotten Bands of the 70's.

    I saw Sassafras several times in the 70s. They were another great little band who gigged a lot, were hugely underrated and deserved far more credit than they ever achieved. They cut three albums, the first being their best, and the last - 'Riding High' - being pretty unremarkable. Look out for...
  24. 70sProgFan

    What was your first concert?

    Bizarrely, two different first gigs! My mother took me to see Billy J. Kramer, Millie, The Purple Hearts, Peter Jay and The Jaywalkers, The Five Embers, and Margo & The Marvettes at Blackpool ABC on 17th May 1964. I was only six and obviously don't remember anything at all about it, although...
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    I haven't heard this in ages !

    I saw SALT at Reading Festival, August 1977. I don't remember much about them though; very low down on the bill and quite unremarkable, I'm afraid. My review of S.A.L.T.

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