A weird / unofficial album from Black Sabbath
I have this on CD, I don't know when or where I got it. I can't even find a CD release date. The vinyl came out in 1977 on Westminister Music LTD. I think that I got the disc in the early or mid 90's, but not positive on that. Interesting album...
Yeah, I thought it was pretty good. I wasn't sure what to expect, but was pleasantly surprised. Nice guest list, as well as these guys having family and personal friends joining in on the whole thing.
The new video just released by Winger with an all-star cast of guest artists...
Guest artists in order of appearance:
Chip Znuff - Enuff Znuff
Mark Farner - Grand Funk Railroad
Jeff Scott Soto - Sons of Apollo / Queen
Tony Harnell - TNT
George Gakis
Mark Hudson
Miljenko Matijevic -...
One of my favorite Def Lep tracks. They did a pretty good job on this. I'm going to have to get this show. Almost every clip that I have seen has been worth watching and listening to.
40 years ago today, Sabbath officially ushered in the Ronnie James Dio era with the band with this phenomenal album.
April 25, 1980 - Black Sabbath - Heaven and Hell :bow:
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Dark Side, without a doubt! :bow:
LZ1 is good for what it was. Some really cool versions of other people's songs, but that's just what it was... 1/2 a covers album (even though it took them years to give proper credit to the original artists, something LZ did quite a bit).
I like this album more and more with every time that I listen to it. Been a fan of Shooter since his first couple of albums. The only one that I really do not like at all is that weird-as-F one that he put out a few years back, Countach.
Cool little live rendition of Blue on Black as well as Hard Lesson Learned, with just Kenny and Noah in a very intimate setting.
KWS - Blue on Black - 8/17/2017 - Paste Studios
KWS - Hard Lesson Learned - 8/17/2017 - Paste Studios, New York, NY
Was digging in the garage the other night and found my old-school late 80's CD (meaning not the remastered version) of my favorite Megadeth album
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Megadeth - Peace Sells ... But Who's Buying?
So many awesome tracks over the years, both in the Rodgers era as well as a number of good tunes in the Howe era.
First two that come to mind are Ready For Love and Rock Steady. Since the latter has already been posted a couple of times in this thread, I'll post the former.
Bad Company -...
I am typically not a huge fan of what I'd consider overuse of a harp on songs, but Magic Dick did have a style and stage presence that always made me forget my semi-dislike for the instrument.
In my opinion, the J Geils Band was vastly underrated
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