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    Fairport Convention

    I seem to be hearing this bands name a lot in recent times although obviously I've heard of them since the 1970s but never went near them.
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    Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2023

    On the contrary dr wu I want someone who looks like ME a good looking long'ish hair and knowledgeable rock dude that lives ROCK 24/7/365 and pulls the good-looking rock chicks everytime!!.
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    Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2023

    Say no more he looks like the kind of dude that doesn't know anything about music and more importantly CLASSIC ERA ROCK MUSIC so probably 'the ideal candidate' to run a ROCK n ROLL HALL OF FAME?? :rolleyes:
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    Thread Closed What Are You Listening To? (No Videos)

    Quite possibly the bands WORSE album 'sonically speaking' but cos it's THIN LIZZY and my favourite "ROCK GOD" Phil Lynott (a long with Jimi) it is ok rock dudes :tup:
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    Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2023

    I only listen to and more importantly 'respect' late 1960s and 1970s 'rock musicians' and artists so people like Justin Bieber, Ed Sheeran & Billie Eilish are NO BODIES in my world in fact the 'music business' today is just a fashion show and has nothing to do with 'proper' ROCK MUSIC from the...
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    Band who deserves more attention

    Rock bands from the land of Oz?. Obviously AC/DC spring to mind but another band from 'down under' that caught my attention was Rose Tattoo lead by vocalist and front man Angry Anderson!. I saw the band live when they were playing support to Rainbow on Rainbow's 1981 Difficult To Cure tour at...
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    Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2023

    The thought SUCKS BIG TIME!!. :oyea:
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    Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2023

    Yeah you may be right but Hot Chocolate's guitarist Harvey Hinsley one of the two white guys in the band played some catchy guitar riffs on the Hot Chocolate albums and singles but that alone wouldn't mean that they would even be considered let alone be nominated. The bands bald-headed vocalist...
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    Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2023

    I must admit the UK multi-ethnic rock band Hot Chocolate formed in 1969 by three black guys and two white guys which I quite liked back in the day brought out some pretty good 1970s rock and funky rock singles during the whole of the 1970s and they even went into rock/disco sounding singles...
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    Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2023

    If I was an established 'rock musician' I WOULDN'T want to be in it and keep myself dignity and 'credibility' amongst my fans. The so called Rock And Roll Hall of Fame has become a fashion show :io:
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    Review Black Sabbath - Technical Ecstacy VS Never Say Die

    I actually like both albums and if you listen to them as HEAVY ROCK albums from the 1970s instead of latter day HEAVY METAL albums they are both pretty good to listen to. I guess most Sabbath fans know that Technical Ecstasy is regarded by some as a 'Tony Iommi album' and I believe Tony even...
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    Review Black Sabbath - Technical Ecstacy VS Never Say Die

    That's a really DOWNER :snicker:
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    best punk rock song ever

    From 1977 John Otway and Wild Willy Barrett and "Cor baby that's really free!!"
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    Review Black Sabbath - Technical Ecstacy VS Never Say Die

    I bought the Technical Ecstasy box set last year which from memory has x4 cds?. Anyway I haven't even listened to it yet but that isn't unusual for me. As for Never Say Die it's ok especially the first side on vinyl which includes Never Say Die, Johnny Blade, Junior's Eyes & Hard Road I...
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    best punk rock song ever

    The Stranglers Golden Brown conjures up a certain time (for me) but they ain't my kind of band and never was.
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    70s Prog-Rock Bands Fronted By Female Vocalists?

    I read a few days ago that The Yes Album from 1970 is the ultimate progressive rock album. I don't know if that is true or not cos I am not totally into 'prog rock' preferring more 1970s 'straight heavy rock' and 'blues/rock' guys. From the 1970s & 1980s Yes and Focus are ok but Emerson, Lake &...
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    Thread Closed What Are You Listening To? (No Videos)

    I bought the single cd about a month before Jeff Beck who plays on some tracks passed away. Rory Gallagher also plays on a couple of tracks too. Overall it is quite a good cd.
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    BLACK SABBATH's 'Live Evil' To Be Re-Released As 40th-Anniversary Super Deluxe Edition

    Without checking the original track listing I think maybe why I didn't like this live album was that it didn't have a live version of Die Young included on it which from memory was a minor 45rpm hit in the UK singles chart in 1980 anyway I still like the track Die Young from the Heaven And Hell...
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    All Things Wings...

    My generation. All three lovely females were probably in their early 20s then and now are probably either in their late 60s or early 70s?. Paul McCartney's Wings were BIG in the UK between 1973-1976 with a number of hit singles to their credit.
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    BLACK SABBATH's 'Live Evil' To Be Re-Released As 40th-Anniversary Super Deluxe Edition

    Is it this album that it was claimed that Ronnie Dio sneaked back into the studio late at night and turned his vocals back UP LOUDER or was it The Mob Rules??. I must admit I never liked this live album from 'the boys' although I recall listening to it once all the way through back in the early...
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    Bobby Womack

    Yeah Rory is still sadly missed especially for those that like blues/rock
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    Bobby Womack

    Bobby played the Camden Jazz Cafe not long before he passed away in 2014 because someone that I knew at that time told me that he went to the gig in Camden Town (north London) and from memory I think my friend mentioned that he was struggling a bit on stage and I believe my friend even said that...
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    The origins and history of punk - Punk Britannia

    You can't delete a post just amend it that's all.
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    The origins and history of punk - Punk Britannia

    I find punk is ok in 'small doses' such as listening to 'the pistols' BOLLO*KS album or Stiff Little Fingers first album but I prefer 1970s heavy rock EVERYTIME. I don't get The Damned so don't bother with them although captain sensible and his solo efforts are just about listenable.
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    The origins and history of punk - Punk Britannia

    Getting back to British punk I remember watching something about punk on the telly (television) about 25-30 years ago and it was said that the early origins of British punk started around 1974 although most people thought it started in 1976 in the UK cos of the spiky hair, ripped t-shirts...

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