Just saw Saxon / UFO in San Antonio a couple of weeks ago (March 11, 2017). Great show despite the fact the venue sucked. They played at Alamo City Music Hall. Basically a large biker bar built from an old warehouse. It was really hard to even get a drink, so I quit trying. Had to settle for $7...
Just saw this recently and thought it was cool.
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Interesting article here
The Doors: 'Jim's Death, We Have To Accept That Alcohol Was The Main Culprit' - Classic Rock
86% as well. The Jimi Hendrix song. I always thought Purple Haze was about LSD. The second wrong one was about the singer that changed their name to Elston Gunn, Bob Dylan did. I never heard of this.
I guess he's just finding out what a lot of us have known for a long time. The RRHOF is a big SHAM and has never been about the artists and their fans.
I don't know about that. I saw them with Bon Scott in 1979 in a relatively small venue and MY ears rang for two days straight. I was 16 and that was 37 years ago and the guy is still going. He must use some kind of protection?
I think big name artists should stay out of politics in general. It should be about the music. As for Israel, I think their policies are reminiscent of South Africa's apartheid system.
I admire Ritchie's guitar playing but as a person he's a prick. Imagine, at 70 years old and still a prick. Even Roger Waters lightened up in his old age.. Not Richie though. Maybe when he's on his death bed?
Shango and Zebop are two my favorites. They came out in the early 80's right around the time I graduated from H.S. I was really into Santana at that point. Of course I also enjoy his debut album and Abraxas as well.. Moonflower was another good one.
Rush is in my top 3 favorite bands but I have enough of their DVD's already. The list is long. The same goes for The Who, with no new material I don't see the point.
No Texas dates that I can see which is a bummer for me. Not that I'd be willing to shell out big bucks for it anyway. I've seen both the Ozzy and Dio versions of the band so I'll settle for that.
Malcolm Young can't remember AC/DC's songs anymore
I Found this recently. It is an interview with Angus Young and Brian Johnson about Malcolm and other things
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I have this among other "Audiophile" recordings by Mobile Fidelity Sound Labs.
"Original Master Recording"
Any similar type vinyl to this and you will get top notch sound. Back in the day these were the standards by which everyone else measured by.
I just saw one of these for sale on...
For me it was Van Halen in 1982. Worst performance ever. They were wasted as it was David Lee Roth's birthday. They couldn't even finish a song and would stop in the middle of it. They would blab and then blab some more. Then start to play again. This went on all night. First and last time for me.
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