My first rock album.........

[fdegrove]

NOW YOU KNOW...

Sir Daniel,

Not my cupper...

Uriah Heep on the other hand,ah, much better than Peep Durple

Mucho underrated.

 

[Peter Daniel]

jh6you,

If you want to listen to something different for a change, try this one. Used to be my favourite live recording in 1979, although I don't listen to it anymore.

 

[jh6you]

Peter

I love Queen, sometimes particularly Love of My Life.
Missing my old ex-girl...

Thank you, Rodd.

Frank

Bad man. You are hiding something behind Dengkhoel.

JH

 

[fdegrove]

OCCASIONALLY....

E,

These guys are cool, tight and rocking, and still doing it 30 years on.

Hey I'm cool too,I rock and do it on occasion for the past 30...

Guess I'm famous,

 

[mrfeedback]

Vdelli Who ?...

Anybody in Europe (Germany) heard Vdelli ?

Eric.

 

[Peter Daniel]

Deep Purple

Some people claim that Made in Japan is the best Purple's album.

 

[fdegrove]

SMOKE ON THE WATER...

Yes,

The Geneva recordings.

Still I prefer Uriah over Peep.

Peeeep,

 

[Peter Daniel]

If it's Uriah then, this is another fine live recording from the Heep: King Biscuit Flower Hour Presents In Concert [LIVE]

 

[jh6you]

Yeah…

Deep Purple, Made in Japan.

JH

 

[fdegrove]

OFF TOPIC.

Hey Peter,

I know you care about sales prices:

PCX is having another bargain fest.
Need the details?
Where to best put the blabla?

FraFra,

 

[Circlotron]

Made in Japan.

" I want everything louder than everything else".

What is that silly little tune Blackmore breaks into, partway through "Lazy"? The organ and the following guitar solo mimicking it in "Highway Star" are they not the hottest?

 

[Peter Daniel]

Re: OFF TOPIC.

PCX is having another bargain fest.

I just got their newsletter today. BTW, I bought those silver foil caps, didn't have a chance to try them yet.

 

[planet10]

Re: CRIME OF MY CENTURY

Crime of the Century...

Those were fresh tunes when i was just braking into the hifi retail biz (last year uni). A favorite for showing off the Cerwin Vegas at ear-splitting volumes. I rather like the album... guess i'll have to dig it out.

dave

 

[planet10]

"Frampton Live" and The Who "Live at Leeds".

I got back ups of both of those. Never wore out the Frampton, but saw that concert tour when i was a teen (outdoors in Empire Stadium -- where the Eskimos played before Commonwealth).

dave

 

[planet10]

I love Queen

I never collected any queen when they were fresh, but they sure were popular around here -- seems every box of records i buy used has at least one Queen album. The pic is of just what i could quickly grab.

dave

 

[paulb]

In the Court of the Crimson King

1969. Not live.

 

[roddyama]

I got back ups of both of those. Never wore out the Frampton, but saw that concert tour when i was a teen (outdoors in Empire Stadium -- where the Eskimos played before Commonwealth).

There are some performers that are good in concert, and some that are flat out fantastic. I seen Frampton alone and when he was with Humple Pie. He was one of the best live. Other notables live were J. Geils Band, Mott the Hoople, and Stevie Wonder.

Tried to sneek into the Deep Purple concert at Cobo Hall in Detroit, but got caught. It wasn't a total loss though, I got to hear the whole concert just sitting outside the arena. I can only imagine how loud it was inside.

Rodd Yamashita

 

[Luke]

Peter,

I too liked Boney M but would never admit to it. Couldnt cos I had a "Death to Dicso" badge back then

 

[paulb]

There are some performers that are good in concert, and some that are flat out fantastic.

The Who. Edmonton, 1976.

 

[roddyama]

The Who. Edmonton, 1976.

Paul,

I always wanted to see the Who in concert, but trying to get tickets for the likes of the Who or the Stones in Detroit in the 70's was like taking your life in your hands.

Rodd Yamashita