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Moxy (Official Thread)
Anyone remember this band.. They were quite the item especially here in Texas in the 70's.. I do remember they featured Tommy Bolin on guitar and later I think Mike Reno, the singer from Loverboy Discography Moxy (1975) Moxy II (1976) Ridin' High (1977) Under the Lights (1978) A...- gguerra
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- Forum: 70's Music
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Favorite slide guitar players!
@Rocker440 The lead guitar player in Foghat was Rod Price.. Lonesome Dave played some lead guitar but mostly rythym and he was the main vocalist. Rod Price- gguerra
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Jazz-Rock/Jazz fusion recommendations
Bumping up this thread a bit.. I remembered about this group.. They are excellent. They are a German Jazz Fusion band that started in the 70's. I have a couple of their albums. Klaus Doldinger & Passport SG4YO0w-_30 1vkIEG1M4ZA- gguerra
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- Forum: Blues & Jazz
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Any Red Rider fans out there?
This was always my favorite. Now it brings back memories from the MTV Days EWlCD68oeu0- gguerra
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- Forum: 80's Music
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Ted Nugent (Official Thread)
Re: Ted Nugent Are those shades that Teddy is wearing in the Amboy Dukes video. Can't quite make it out. Never did a drug in his life... according to him anyways..- gguerra
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- Forum: 70's Music
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Dire Straits (Official Thread)
Re: Dire Straits Here's some more vids 4hHfCMh-G-s BOrXTZyXWLg lTJFhzjVTTY- gguerra
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- Forum: 70's Music
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Foghat Millenium Tour DVD
I would have to say the one with Rod Price who I consider as one of the best slide guitarists in rock. He was quite a bit heavier than in his early days. I read that he died after falling down a flight a stairs after a heart attack. RIP Rod This show is from 96 or 97.. The Millenium show is...- gguerra
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- Forum: Music/Concert DVD 's
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Foghat Millenium Tour DVD
My mistake. It's this one that features the original lineup.. I have both of them and got them confiused. Both are good but this one features all the originals. Here is the track list for this one 1. Louisiana Blues [:53] 2. Drivin' Wheel [5:03] 3. Nothin' But Trouble [6:37] 4. Stone Blue...- gguerra
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- Forum: Music/Concert DVD 's
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What's your favorite Pink Floyd concert DVD?
You are correct LG.. From what I have been reading Pulse was shot in Standard Definition so an HD Version would not improve the video. Delicate Sound was shot on film. Even though it is not a "concert" one that has not been mentioned is "The Wall" which would be excellent in both video and...- gguerra
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- Forum: Music/Concert DVD 's
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What's your favorite Pink Floyd concert DVD?
Regular DTS and Dolby 5.1 are NOT the same as DTS-HD and Dolby TrueHD. DVD Audio is "Lossy" where as Blu-Ray audio is "Lossless" Even though DTS and Dolby sound good on DVD's, their Blu-Ray counterparts blow them out of the water. It's like comparing an MP3 to CD-Audio.. Here is a little more...- gguerra
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The Cult (Official Thread)
Re: The Cult Just a side note on Ian Astbury. He is/was the lead singer for "The Doors of the 21st Century". The Doors reunion and they have a DVD which I own. Here it is http://www.amazon.com/Doors-21st-Century-L-Woman/dp/B0002A2W3Q It is a pretty good show I must say, If you like the Doors...- gguerra
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- Forum: 80's Music
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What's your favorite Pink Floyd concert DVD?
Waiting for either Pulse or Delicate Sound on Blu-Ray.. No so much for the better video quality but it should be much improved audio.. Nothing like DTS-HD or Dolby TrueHD. It is simply awesome. Can't say enough about it.- gguerra
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- Forum: Music/Concert DVD 's
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Snowy White (Official Thread)
Re: Snowy White. Just got a new Thin Lizzy DVD where he appears along side Scott Gorham. Seems to keep pretty well- gguerra
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- Forum: 70's Music
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The Cult (Official Thread)
Re: The Cult Actually seen them twice recently. The band seems to have an AC/DC feel to it.. Just good old fashioned rock and roll- gguerra
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- Forum: 80's Music
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Blue Oyster Cult (Official Thread)
Re: Blue Oyster Cult I saw them (again) in Fall of 2008. and really enjoyed the show.. After all, the two most important players IMO were there (Bloom and Buck). I also saw them in the early eighties for the Cultosaurus Erectus tour.. Can't remember much about that show, lol- gguerra
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- Forum: 70's Music
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Foghat Millenium Tour DVD
Great DVD. Had this for a while and it came up in another thread. Thought I would mention it. It features most if not all of the original lineup including Rod Price- gguerra
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Dire Straits (Official Thread)
Re: Dire Straits Dire Straits favorites Debut Album Every song Communiqué Once Upon a Time in the West Making Movies Tunnel of Love Romeo and Juliet Skateaway Expresso Love Brothers in Arms The was the first CD I actually bought.. Sounded great (All digital) So Far Away Walk of Life Ride...- gguerra
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- Forum: 70's Music
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April Wine (Official Thread)
Re: April Wine Saw them with Rush in San Antonio, they were really good at the time (and new to me).. I just can't remember whether it was with the Hemispheres tour in 79 or Moving Pictures in 81. Guess I'll have to dig up the ticket stub. After looking up some tour dates, I noticed they used...- gguerra
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- Forum: 70's Music
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top 5 most distinctive vocalists
Peter Gabriel Ronnie James Dio Robert Plant Paul Rodgers Kate Bush- gguerra
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- Forum: Book of Lists
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Montrose & Hagar: Bad Motor Scooter 1974
I did finally figure it out by trial and error. Thanks anyway -
Best Album of 1988
Pink Floyd: "Delicate Sound of Thunder" Honorable Mention Neil Young: "This Note's for You"- gguerra
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- Forum: 80's Music
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Scorpions - 70's Edition (Official Thread)
Re: 70's SCORPIONS!!! Unfortunately it is true, they are calling it quits.. Here is the announcement on their web site http://www.the-scorpions.com/english/news/news_item.asp?NewsID=100 BUT, how many times have we heard that from other groups. How many farewell tours have we seen from...- gguerra
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- Forum: 70's Music
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Thin Lizzy (Official Thread)
Re: Thin Lizzy For all you Thin Lizzy Fans (I'm one of them), I recommend this album: "Thin Lizzy: The Peel Sessions) release in 1994. It is previously unreleased material and I would give it a solid 5 stars. Every song is excellent and sounds different than previous releases...- gguerra
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- Forum: 70's Music
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Top 10 Rock Guitarists
What a coincidence. I was just reading about the new Hendrix release here http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/news/la-et-hendrix11-2010jan11,0,4872832.story?track=rss- gguerra
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- Forum: Book of Lists
