Very sad news. -(((
Right now I'm re-listening Maiden's debut LP (began from "Sanctuary") and drink to lager beer in memory of legend.
R.I.P. Paul, Long Live Rock'n'Roll.
:brew:
Eternal classic by Rainbow's golden era. Fast, hard and melodious. 10/10.
An awesome live version of a great prog-song. I love the alternation of heavy riffs with atmospheric progressive elements. Respect. 10/10.
I wonder if, in memory of his wild past, good old Townshend will drip a little acidic "greetings from the 60s" on the backside of the stamps?... :grinthumb
Very energetic old-school blues-hard-rock with catchy riff. A bit reminds of Cactus and early Ted Nugent works. I've really enjoyed it and added to my playlist. Thanks a lot, Gale. 9/10. :cheers2
Sure, it's very specific (one reporter of Classic Rock magazine even compared Lemmy's voice with "the creaking of old rusty gates"), but personally for me his roar has a real rock drive. :heybaby: :grinthumb
Structurally it's an interesting song with a good main riff, but the vocals are a bit...
Not bad, but a bit annoying, 'cause they are singing the same melody during all the time of the song. No verses, no chorus... Weird impression. 5/10. :think:
He-he, I like Budgie and their debut LP. Tony Bourge was very technically skilled guitaris for 1971. Great. 8.5/10.
P.S. At 3:33 we can hear the riff, which obviously helped to Tony Iommi with Sabbath's "Hole in the Sky".:tongue:
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