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    Procol Harum (Official Thread)

    As far as Procol Harum and my self are concerned I remember A Whiter Shade of Pale being played on the radio over here in England back in the 'summer of love' in 1967 but when it comes to the band my interest is in Robin Trower's connection especially with the album Broken Barricades 1971 where...
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    Robert Plant solo (Official Thread)

    I read something that Robert said several years ago when apparently his best solo record possibly sales wise and the record people and fans liked the best was with The Honeydrippers album of 1950s style rock & roll and he said something like 'I don't want that record to be remembered as my best...
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    Chicago Founding Member Walter Parazaider Dead at 81

    Over this side of the water in rain swept England I remember Does Anyone Know What Time it is? and 25 to 6 to 4 being played on BBC Radio One around 1970-71 with those two singles receiving a lot of airplay at the time back then also I like the first & second albums and even the 'heavy brass'...
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    Review Deep Purple- Shades of Deep Purple (1968) ** 1/2

    I must admit that I prefer Fireball over In Rock which is possibly enough to receive death threats from some dudes (joking guys I hope?) and I personally like all the tracks on Fireball although Anyone's Daughter isn't a particular track that I like much but tracks like Fireball, No No No &...
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    Review Deep Purple- Shades of Deep Purple (1968) ** 1/2

    I like the second Warhorse album especially the title track Red Sea which sounds very Deep Purple circa 1970 and according to Nick Simper ex Deep Purple and bass player in the Mk.1 version he claims Ritchie Blackmore rang him up and said that he liked the track Red Sea!.
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    Review Deep Purple- Shades of Deep Purple (1968) ** 1/2

    True to a certain extent but the first three DP albums have their own 'likes' about them personally speaking. On the last Mk.1 DP album released in late 1969 and confusingly titled Deep Purple (the bands third album) one on the tracks which didn't appear on the album but was released as a single...
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    Unreleased Blues Song - Frank Marino - Live at the Agora Theatre

    I read a couple of decades or more ago that Frank was in a hospital bed and was seriously in a bad way but the spirit of Jimi Hendrix visited him and gave him the power to play electric guitar the same way as Jimi even though Frank had never picked up an electric guitar before??. When it comes...
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    Graham Parker (official thread)

    Not a band that I would normally bother listening to (and I never do) and I only know of them through a slight connection with Thin Lizzy back around 1977-78 especially when 'Lizzy' played Dancing in the Moonlight and Philo would announce from the stage after the 'Saxophone break' "From the...
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    Van Der Graaf Generator (Official Thread)

    They had their own audience and I have a 'best of' cd on Virgin records of the band but I got that cd mainly cos it has Theme One on it that I recall use to open BBC Radio One at the dawn of the day at 5:30 am back in 1972 when I was already up and going out to work just after 5:30 am so that...
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    Pink Floyd Saxophonist Dick Parry Dead at 83

    I thought I knew his name not with the Pink Floyd but performing with Rory Gallagher in concert and in the studio back in the early 1980s RIP Dick
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    Spirit (Official Thread)

    The 1980s Randy California albums I like include Euro/American from 1982, Shattered Dreams from 1987 & Restless from 1990 and another album that I like is Tent of Miracles from 1990/91 which is one of those albums where every song follows on nicely with the next song and I especially like the...
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    XTC Official Thread.

    I didn't realize XTC had a large entry in Wikipedia cos the only song that I knew was Making Plans For Nigel which was a 'hit' for them here in the UK back in 1979 and obviously received a lot radio air play back then.
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    Spirit (Official Thread)

    When it comes to Randy California & Spirit the earlier albums don't do much for me although yeah Dr. Sardonicus is ok but I prefer Randy California's Kapt. Kopter and the Fabulous Twirly Birds album from 1972 and Randy's albums from the 1980s & 1990s
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    Dave Mason dead at 79

    Yeah I heard about Dave passing on the radio and knew he was a founding member of the British rock band TRAFFIC along with Stevie Winwood, Chis Woods & Jim Capaldi back around 1967/68 and also Dave was a early member of Derek & the Dominos along side Eric Clapton anyway I picked on his debut...
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    Thin Lizzy (Official Thread)

    Funky Junction (Thin Lizzy) play a tribute to Deep Purple.. I have been listening a few times yesterday to my cd copy of Funky Junction plays Deep Purple and it's actually pretty good considering it was recorded back in 1972. The album was the idea of a German producer who apparently contacted...
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    Thin Lizzy (Official Thread)

    Another good appraisal BlueRocker. With regards to all things 'Lizzy' firstly I bought the Mark Putterford book on Thin Lizzy back in the mid/late 1990s which I still occasionally read which deals with everything from the beginning to the end of Phil Lynott & Thin Lizzy and last night I was...
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    Thin Lizzy (Official Thread)

    That was a nice piece of writing BluesRocker With regards to Thin Lizzy overall I do like the early period with Eric Bell on guitar and the first three albums although I guess some fan's ignore those albums also I like the couple of singles that Gary appeared on soon after Eric left. The...
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    Thin Lizzy (Official Thread)

    With regards to 'Killer On The Loose' firstly yes it's a great stand alone song and yes I do recall actually hearing a woman on the radio condemning the song lyrics when the song was released back in 1980 but from memory Phil said in response that the song lyrics were 'warning' women to be...
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    Joe Bonamassa (Official Thread)

    Sounds interesting I shall keep an eye out for that release because I know that Joe rated Rory a lot and I also recall about a year or so ago that Joe played Rory's battered old strat on stage in London courtesy of Donal Gallagher Rory's brother anyway I recall Joe performed either Walk On Hot...
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    Thin Lizzy (Official Thread)

    I actually like CHINATOWN and play it quite often and more so than BLACK ROSE & THUNDER AND LIGHTNING. The 2nd album that Snowy was on RENEGADE it's ok but I don't play it that often although saying that about 6-months ago I played the Renegade cd for about 3-days straight continuously??. The...
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    'Ross the boss' of Manowar RIP

    'Ross the boss' founding member and guitarist of Manowar had passed away aged 72 after a short illness. RIP
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    The Monkees: All Things Monkees (Official Thread)

    I use to like watching the Monkees on the telly back in about 1966-68 here in the UK when I was a kid and I though they were ok and as for the song Last Train To Clarksville that song is still a pretty good song that I like to this day and about 5 or 6 years ago I read that the song was about an...
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    Motorhead Guitarist Phil Campbell Dead At 64

    I heard it yesterday Saturday afternoon as 'breaking news' in London and it was a bit of a shocker!. Strange how all of them in Motorhead have passed away except for both Lucas Fox the original drummer and also Mickey Dee the last drummer as well and that's not counting both Brian Robertson cos...
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    Question....

    Don't know if it is connected but I have noticed in the last few months that I never get any 'likes' from any forum members anymore after I have posted another one of my brilliant posts (that's a joke guys) :) but lately when I log in nothing to acknowledge that anyone either agrees or even...

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