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Rod Stewart (Official Thread)
Big Ears, Thanks for bringing up Out of Order. I never realized it was w/ Powerstation even though it had so much Andy Taylor written all over it. Anyway, back in the mid/late 70's I was(still an) a Stones freak (I was still early on just getting heavy into rock music) & as far as Rod...- rtbuck
- Post #54
- Forum: 70's Music
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Aerosmith (Official Thread)
Aaaargh sometimes I hate my tablet! I had a long drawn out view on what Whitford said & it magically disappeared as I was finishing typing it. Anyway, I lost my train of thought now but basically agreed with Magic!- rtbuck
- Post #255
- Forum: 70's Music
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Your latest Concert DVD/Blu-ray Purchases?
^^^^I almost picked this up the other day^^^^ but chose Triumph & Pat Travers live CD/DVD combos instead. Let us know how you like it!- rtbuck
- Post #52
- Forum: Music/Concert DVD 's
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Thread Closed What Are You Listening To?
I'm just lying back listening to a 182 song playlist from my iPod that consists of every set list from the three KISS Kruises (total of 9 shows) from the past 3 years. ...of course I doubt I'll listen to the replay of all the shows but right now that is what I have on.- rtbuck
- Post #49,859
- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Thin Lizzy-Live And Dangerous (1978) Vs Ufo-Strangers in The Night
UFO gets my vote! I just think back to the days in the 70's playing ice hockey & discovering bands which kind of went together because it was my fellow teammates that would say something like "You like Kiss? Try Judas Priest, try the Scorpions, Try UFO..." From the day I picked up Strangers in...- rtbuck
- Post #24
- Forum: Album Combat Zone
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Robot Lords of Tokyo (Official Thread)
Official Website Robot Lords Of Tokyo (2006) A Millennium Tribute to Motley Crue (2007) Whiskey, Blood & Napalm (2008) "Virtue & Vice" (2013) I picked up this cd the other day & was pretty impressed aAerk3P-U_o -
KISS (Official Thread)
...hmm Music from the Elder...hmmm...My thoughts & memories: With Kiss releasing Dynasty in 1979 I was still a fan & they remained my favorite band but things changed a lot from when I first discovered them in 1976. While They put on a hell of a show on the Dynasty tour (I loved the surprise...- rtbuck
- Post #1,268
- Forum: 70's Music
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Iggy Pop (Official Thread)
Wow what a mistake that is!!!!!!- rtbuck
- Post #35
- Forum: Punk Rock/Garage Rock/Indie Rock
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The BEATLES (Official Thread)
I've always enjoyed not so great quality of performances from the Star Club in Germany so I'm sure I'll love it!- rtbuck
- Post #349
- Forum: 60's Music
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The BEATLES (Official Thread)
Awesome! I'll get both but look more forward to Volume 1. Thanks for the info- rtbuck
- Post #347
- Forum: 60's Music
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The BEATLES (Official Thread)
Was Volume 1 released before? I just went on Amazon & it says Remastered volume. 1 to be released on 11/11. Anyway, I'm kind of looking forward to these especially because of the covers of rock & roll tunes( chuck Berry). The one thing I worry about if there will be talking over the...- rtbuck
- Post #345
- Forum: 60's Music
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Ozzy Osbourne (Official Thread)
I often wondered that myself but Sabbath with Dio seemed to be doing well with the release of Heaven & Hell at the time plus they were on the Black & Blue tour with B.O.C. I know in my area Black & Blue came through & played a 17,000 arena where as when Ozzy came through on the Blizzard of Oz... -
Bucky's favorite Punk Tunes
Great stuff again! I actually own an Addicts tee-shirt. I wore it to the Continental in the early 2000's & so many people came up to me.- rtbuck
- Post #15
- Forum: Punk Rock/Garage Rock/Indie Rock
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KISS (Official Thread)
Wow Lou! ...The weird thing about that is I have that Tuff Darts version on a CBGB's Live compilation of different bands(by the way I'm also a big fan of The Tuff Darts singer Robert Gordon. If you like rockabilly with great guitar licks check out his 2 albums with Link Wray) which I've had...- rtbuck
- Post #1,230
- Forum: 70's Music
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Badfinger (Official Thread)
Airwaves is great! I had it on vinyl but not CD which was impossible to find but it did become available at iTunes on download a couple of years ago so I bought it. For the longest time in the early/mid 80's that was the only Badfinger record I could find in my area(it was in the reduced bin...- rtbuck
- Post #24
- Forum: 70's Music
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Don Kirshner's Rock Concert
I want that Box set! I hope it will be better than the Midnight Special Box set (I shouldn't complain because it was a good box set but I wanted more Alice Cooper, Aerosmith, Ted Nugent...etc than what was included in that set. I know Nugent hosted one episode where it was all Hard Rock Acts &...- rtbuck
- Post #22
- Forum: 70's Music
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The Moody Blues (Official Thread)
They're still going strong! Speaking of the Moody Blues(no news worthy story here just something that happened to me the other day)...I was getting my hair cut & naturally I like to talk so I start saying that my wife & I were just at the R & R Hall of Fame. The girl cutting my hair says...- rtbuck
- Post #111
- Forum: Progressive Rock
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Great White (Official Thread)
Sad news...I really like those first 3 albums by Great White but lost interest after that (I do have the Hooked & Elation(w/out Jack Russell) albums but neither left a big impact on me as those first 3 albums did) -
Badfinger (Official Thread)
Thanks to the TV series Breaking Bad... Badfinger sales are up thanks to the brilliant inclusion of their tune "Baby Blue" at the very end of the final episode of the series. I was a fan of the series & as Baby Blue began playing at the end I couldn't believe my ears as it was a perfect ending...- rtbuck
- Post #21
- Forum: 70's Music
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KISS (Official Thread)
At a Q & A event Tommy Thayer said there may be a 2 disc remastered Love Gun set in the works with a bonus disc of demos & live cuts. It happens at about 2:50 from the beginning beBNvVGVaCI- rtbuck
- Post #1,226
- Forum: 70's Music
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Led Zeppelin (Official Thread)
I remember the day of Bonham's death well... The evening before it was announced in the newspaper that Zeppelin was playing at the War Memorial Auditorium in Buffalo. The only way to get tickets was to send out your payment & it would be selected on a basis as to when your payment was received...- rtbuck
- Post #1,614
- Forum: 70's Music
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Placebo
Good stuff...one of those bands I've seen mentioned in articles or around the net but never bothered to check out. I guess I'll be getting some stuff- rtbuck
- Post #14
- Forum: Punk Rock/Garage Rock/Indie Rock
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Bucky's favorite Punk Tunes
^^^Great Stuff Mr. Jim! "I Think of Her" is probably my favorite Rebels tune...well maybe tied with Surfin' on Heroin...(I love how lyrically it revisits the 1960's Beach Movies in a humorous way mentioning Annette, Frankie, & even Eric Von Zipper!) I love their 90's stuff as it's a good...- rtbuck
- Post #13
- Forum: Punk Rock/Garage Rock/Indie Rock
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Bucky's favorite Punk Tunes
Jim...Seeing the Forgotten Rebels was always a riot but that show was one of the top shows. I could just picture Mark's face with you two walking in on Mickey! Everyone...if you're looking for some great Punk Music with some great punk lead guitar licks check out the Forgotten Rebels.- rtbuck
- Post #11
- Forum: Punk Rock/Garage Rock/Indie Rock
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Bucky's favorite Punk Tunes
LG, Teenage Head is kind of one of those bands that upon listening to them you wonder if they should really be considered Punk. I've seen them live a few times & they were punk plus they always played punk clubs around me but they're almost more of hard rock & roll band with rockabilly sound...- rtbuck
- Post #9
- Forum: Punk Rock/Garage Rock/Indie Rock
