I put School's Out and Killer far ahead of B$B. I don't know. I find B$B a bit too polished.
I saw Brian May's band (with Cozy Powell & Neil Murray) open for Guns n Roses at the Boston Garden in 1993. Gary Cherrone came out for their last song and they did Tie Your Mother Down.
I really appreciate him still releasing albums. Too many older bands no longer do that. he's been very productive. But I'm also of the feeling that why bother if you're never going to play any of it?
And his recent albums do all have solid tracks.
I definitely agree, but over the last 10...
Sure, I had the tangles as well. But what I'm talking about is a squeaking that you could hear when playing the tape, and it was a thing that was related to Chrysalis product. I didn't have other ones squeak.
1. Seven Sisters-Shadows Of A Fallen Star Pt. 2.
2. Helloween-Giants And Monsters
3. Dream Theater- Parasomnia
4. Wings Of Steel-Winds Of Time
5. Ereb Altor- Halsingemorker
I've never bothered. I like hearing it straight without filters, but this was the exception. I had to go to the bathroom and roll up some toilet paper in my ears. lol
Both Mogg/Way albums are excellent. They couldn't use the UFO name because it didn't involve Schenker, but that four album run of Walk On Water-Edge Of The World-Chocolate Box-Covenant is as good as any four album run in their catalog.
Excellent. James is on an amazing run on this tour. His vocals have been much improved, to the point where he's really the MVP.
Played the new album in its entirety, and brought back A Change Of Seasons.
Freaking loud though. Too loud. I have a pretty good resistance to it, but this was crazy.
So, these are actually my least favorite parts of these kinds of books. A 300 page book will devote the first 200 pages just getting to the first album, and then everything else goes by with hardly any detail.
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