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    A GREAT 'CLASSIC LIVE HEAVY ROCK ALBUM' from the mid 1970s even if it was 'touched up' in the studio afterwards?. I read that some of the 'backing harmony vocals' were redone in the studio cos both Scott Gorham and Brian Robertson weren't to hot on 'backing vocal harmonies' apparently(?). Some...
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    Really I didn't know that? Billy Cox who was Jimi's bass player during late 1969 and the Band of Gypsy's era in the all black heavy funky rock band (along with Buddy Miles the drummer) throughout 1970 claimed that one day in 1970 Billy started to play the sounds of BIG BEN the clock chimes in...
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    As for Killers possibly the only number on it that I like is Under My Wheels and on School's Out the title track but 'the best' is Billion Dollar Babies although the last two tracks are a bit 'iffy' in my 'humble Pie' opinion?. The Billion Dollar Babies track Elected the opening guitar chores on...
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    STATUS QUO - PSYCHEDELIC PERIOD 1967-1970

    Hey Status Quo yeah I believe it comes from a Scandinavian radio broadcast from 1971 and in fact is very good to excellent sound quality. The songs that are played are The Doors Roadhouse blues, In My Chair, Junior's Wailing, Railroad and about three others that I can't remember off hand?.
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    It seems like EVERYONE on his site LOVES THIS AC ALBUM FOR SOME UNKNOWN REASON??. I have listened to it a couple of times in the distant past and I can't say it did anything for me especially??. It's the same with AEROSMITHS 'ROCKS' ALBUM it seems like EVERYONE on here rates that album 10/10...
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    Pretties For You and Easy Action are a couple of real 'stinkers' (no decent songs on either of them) that I NEVER PLAY although I have them both just to 'fill in a gap' in my Alice Cooper collection and personally, I don't go beyond the Muscle of Love album (1974) cos the rest of the guys jumped...
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    STATUS QUO - PSYCHEDELIC PERIOD 1967-1970

    I was listening to 'the Quo' earlier this morning first 'the dog album' and then the Quo live in 1971 which was a good way to start the day over a hamburger and maple syrup and a mug of coffee!.
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    MOUNTAIN?. My all time favourite American heavy rock band period. That is why I have changed my name 'officially' on deed pole to LESLIE WEST.
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    What's the last gig that you went to?

    Currently Arthur Lee of the 1960s and early 1970s band LOVE and his 1972 solo album VINDICATOR which I have heard 1.000+ times before and it still 'blows me away' dudes!!!. The album VINDICATOR is basically Arthur's tribute to JIMI HENDRIX which goes without saying is 'HEAVY' on the electric...
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    These days mainly American rock bands from the late 1960s and 1970s with the exceptions being some British rock bands and there albums that were released between 1969-70 through to the early 1980s such as Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Humble Pie, Robin Trower, Rory Gallagher, The...
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    Riff to heavy dude try some Joni Mitchell and chill ;)
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    I really like BOSTON especially there 1976-1985 stuff but I am not to sure about the bands later stuff it's 'alright I suppose' but Tom has gone a bit strange over things these days?. He has 'cuddly bunny rabbit' pictures inside the Boston cds and proclaims that he doesn't eat animal's and has...
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    Another one that Manfred Mann covered was Bob Dylan's The Mighty Quinn that had a lot of radio airplay back in the mid/late 1960s here in England
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    I really still like and also liked back in the early/mid 1970s MANFRED MANN'S EARTH BAND and in fact I have got a small number of their cds from the early/mid 1970s. As for the early MANFRED MANN stuff yeah I remember back in the earlier 1960s hearing songs like 5-4-3-2-1, Doo wah diddy & Pretty...
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    I heard this Neil Young cd album and talk about a change of musical style?? o_O
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    I have it on cd but have never listened to it also I have BLONDES HAVE MORE FUN and again I have never listened to it except DO YA THINK I'M SEXY which was released as a single back in 1978. Apparently, this was Rod's 'disco album' from the late 1970s.
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    At the time of writing this post THE GROUNDHOGS circa 1984 and the RAZORS EDGE cd. The band on this recording are basically a three piece power trio lead by Tony McPhee an original founding member of The Groundhogs back in 1962 on electric guitar and guitar effects and vocals with Alan Fish on...
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    The only band that I listen to lately is southern rockers BLACKFOOT that is Ricky Medlock and the boys from the 1979-82 era.
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    Rory Gallagher (Official Thread)

    Been listening to Rory again lately after a thirty year's absence which I can't believe it's been that long? Been listening to TASTE and played the first TASTE album released in 1969 roughly 50+ times over the last 10 days and also the second Taste album ON THE BOARDS released in 1970 around 25+...
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    DEEP PURPLE Officially Welcomes Guitarist SIMON MCBRIDE As Permanent Member

    "Simon McBride? I still haven't got over 'the man in black' Ritchie Blackmore leaving Purple, back in 1993 and have never even heard any of the 'Steve Morse era stuff' and never wanted too." You can delete my post 70s guy but I just wanted to post that comment thanks.
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    Quite possibly there most accessible and slightly commercial sounding album in the bands entire recording career released in 1981/82
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    I have heard of this dude's name many times down the rock n roll years but never heard any of his records, but I dig the album cover
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    Janis Joplin (Official Thread)

    Hi Douglas, well apart from breaking up with my woman who's gone off with a 'younger dude' yeah not to bad thanks. When it comes to Janis Joplin I am not a fan of hers in particular although I have read quite a bit about her down the years but I am more interested the band BIG BROTHER AND THE...
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    Janis Joplin (Official Thread)

    I preferred her when she was with Big Brother & the Holding Company 1966-67 as opposed to the later Full Tilt band 1968-70
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    Yeah I liked their faded denim and long hair heads down no nonsense rocking out during the 1970s I still like Dog of Two Head(s) and Piledriver a lot and occasionally play both albums although a number of rock fans rate the Blue album.

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