Between that video and Peter and the Doobie Brothers doing Let It Rain a while back, there's still a lot of joy in that man when he performs, even in music video form. Always underrated as a guitarist. I had 2 or 3 of his 1990's albums back then, and they were really great stuff.
Different venues than Live Evil, so hopefully some difference in the live tracks.
I'm surprised they didn't remaster Live Evil itself. Hopefully that and Dehumanizer will be forthcoming as remasters.
It's funny, 4 of the 5 biggest pinball machine companies were founded in or near Chicago.
Seems like there might have been a LZ machine at some point. There are images of what looks like an old style one from Bally.
WT have released a single and video called The Purge that doesn't seem to be attached to an album. They've never had less than 3 years between albums.
Way more like classic WT.
Within Temptation-The Purge
If we're being honest, Sloman was considered a mismatch for Heep and I agree with that. A good singer, but too far away from Byron & Lawton in style. A shame that led (in any way) to Hensley's departure.
And again, a shame the original Five/Ten Miles sessions were never mastered and put out...
For me, Fallen Angel was the best of the three released Lawton albums.
I have a copy of the Ten Miles bootleg. Some of the tracks are unfinished (maybe all of them), I think if they had been finished/mastered/what have you, it would have sounded a lot better. Ken was talking about finishing...
RIP to the driving force behind classic Uriah Heep. I always hoped for a proper reunion of most of the Lawton era, but 4/5 of the quintessential lineup has been reunited.
Did you know Stevie is only 2½ years younger than Angus? I thought it would be a bigger gap, even tho Steve Sr. was the oldest of the five brothers.
Sounding and looking good here, 100% classic AC/DC.
Since 2017, Epica have also released The Solace System (extra tracks from the Holographic Principle) and an album of B-sides, and coming in 2021 a new album Ωmega.
First video/single is Abyss Of Time.
I'd love to think there's some original unreleased material around. But A Different Kind Of Truth had some old tracks with new lyrics, so it would be a shame if new material was not used there, not that it wasn't a really good album.
I didn't realize the girls had a thread here. I've loved them since day one (however many years ago that was).
Their latest is another original song with vocals.
Camille & Kennerly - Dark Elves (Dökkálfar)
60 unreleased tracks! That's like 6 full albums of potentially great material.
I own all of one "John Elton" album, The Complete Thom Bell Sessions, but he's been a favorite artist of mine forever.
Could be they never went anywhere. Like this band DefCon from Chicago in the late 80's. One or two demos is all they ever did, but they had a nice band photo done.
And yes, that's Albert Bouchard on cowbell. Quite a nice surprise since I thought those guys would never do anything together again.
This track really reminds me of the Revölution By Night-Club Ninja era.
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