Yeah, I know he does. I love her version of Steinman's It's All Coming Back to Me Now and Meatloaf made a big mistake passing on that one. Pete Sinfield has worked for her which is always good to my way of thinking. I don't always like the girl singers who belt it out, but there is something...
I think BOC dabbled in that sort of thing, but they seem like pussycats really. When I was young I was interested in the bands that were into black magic. The satanism did not interest me at all, I just assumed the mysticism and heavy rock went together (Purple, Sabbath, etc). The music press...
Okay, fair enough. I am a Paul Sabu and Mutt Lange fan, but I think the latter could see the big money in her (and he must have a taste for girls in leopard skin print). I don't blame him at all. Her music just seems a bit bland to me considering the big sales. But having said this, I am...
Quite a few seventies musicians seemed to be interested in satanism (mainly linked to Alistair Crowley, who was a nutter), but it was a bit like One Direction wearing leather jackets. These included Blackmore, Gillan, Osbourne and others.
Did Bonham hold it together? I thought it was loyalty from Plant, because he felt the group was all four members, ie. no Bonham = no Zeppelin. Plant was probably jaded anyway. Admittedly, the loyalty was stretched when Plant and Page began working together again without Jones (the best...
I hope you soon feel better.
It's tea for me from Marks and Spencer. I got the teabags as a Christmas present from a friend. She sent me a little hamper with marmalade, cake, biscuits and choccies.
This is showing the graph and I haven't voted. Wouldn't it be better to start a new survey of bassists, without Sid Vicious and the person who voted 189 times for him?
This is a poor video, but it contains a great performance of Echoes played at JFK Stadium in Philadelphia on 19th Sept 1987. There is a boot, I think called Prism, but I have not heard a good quality version (although I am sure it must exist).
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Isao Tomita's remastered version of Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition is less dynamic than ELP's but is fascinating, and sometimes surprising, in the way he creates all the parts himself. I am sure it is as beautiful as the Mussorgsky intended, although the composer could never have...
Canada’s Ten Best-Selling Albums of All Time
For some reason Wiki provide us with the top eleven!
1. Jagged Little Pill by Alanis Morissette
2. Let's Talk About Love by Celine Dion
3. 21 by Adele
4. The Bodyguard Soundtrack by Whitney Houston
5. Big Shiny Tunes 2 by Various...
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