...how many of these LPs have you heard?..
Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 8:25 am
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Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 8:33 am
cars self-titled. one of my all time favorites.
war all mixed up.
war all mixed up.
Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 6:57 pm
Screw_Michigan wrote:cars self-titled. one of my all time favorites.
We should all just be thankful that the Cars never sold out.
Sin,
MGO
Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 7:06 pm
Be careful what you post in the future, Dins. I'll be watching. If you decide one day to have a take on anything in an era before yours, it will be null and void...all according to YOUR logic. And I will be there to throw it in your face.Dinsdale wrote:Screw_Michigan wrote:cars self-titled. one of my all time favorites.
We should all just be thankful that the Cars never sold out.
Sin,
MGO
Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 7:06 pm
But, I think I preferred Candy-O to The Cars, but both of those first couple were pretty solid. At the time, the Cars were kind of bridging the gap between emerging new wave music, and hard rock, so they were somewhat significant from a historical perrspective...pending MGO's assessment, of course.
Lights Out was a better UFO album, imo. Love To Love was a classic overly-sappy rock "anthem."
And that last one pictured there....I believe that one has spent time in the #1 position on the list of Dinsdale's All-Time Favorites. Might even get a whirl today.
In the early days, even though Preist was light in the loafers(even though they weren't really considered so much so back then, although any man who wears a leather jacket with no shirt underneath...well, they've probably spent time with much of this board's memberlist), back then, KK and Glen were such a presence...they just had a "bigger-than-life" air about them. In retrospect, this swagger was probably because they were beeming with the pride that being hetero brings.
Lights Out was a better UFO album, imo. Love To Love was a classic overly-sappy rock "anthem."
And that last one pictured there....I believe that one has spent time in the #1 position on the list of Dinsdale's All-Time Favorites. Might even get a whirl today.
In the early days, even though Preist was light in the loafers(even though they weren't really considered so much so back then, although any man who wears a leather jacket with no shirt underneath...well, they've probably spent time with much of this board's memberlist), back then, KK and Glen were such a presence...they just had a "bigger-than-life" air about them. In retrospect, this swagger was probably because they were beeming with the pride that being hetero brings.
Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 7:10 pm
MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:If you decide one day to have a take on anything in an era before yours, it will be null and void...all according to YOUR logic.
Oh contRAIR, monswear.
The only reason I've ever questioned your abilities to form a take on things related to 80's music and fashion, has little to do with your age...it has to do with the fact you've been wrong every single time you've tried it. And I mean every single time.
So, if you're going to rewrite history in order to appear worldy, pick an era that I didn't experience firsthand. I wasn't just there abserving the "history" of cultural trends in the 80's...I was making that history, brother...believe that.
Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 7:13 pm
Yet you've made zero attempts to refute my remarks.Dinsdale wrote:it has to do with the fact you've been wrong every single time you've tried it. And I mean every single time.
Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 7:16 pm
aerosmith 'rocks' was their best album
ufo 'stangers in the night' is top 5 best live albums alltime
priest 'unleashed in the east' was killer back in the day
rush 2112 broke ground in multiple areas
ufo 'stangers in the night' is top 5 best live albums alltime
priest 'unleashed in the east' was killer back in the day
rush 2112 broke ground in multiple areas
Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 7:17 pm
mothster wrote:aerosmith 'rocks' was their best album
And should have been their last.
Sin,
Everyone But MGO
Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 8:16 pm
Have most of them on disc.
Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 8:19 pm
two
Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 9:36 pm
The first and last were decent, the rest suck.
Especially Rush.
Especially Rush.
Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 1:16 am
"Animals"
I've been told it's epci stuff when
you're stoned ???
(no no no no--I don't smoke it no mo)
I've been told it's epci stuff when
you're stoned ???
(no no no no--I don't smoke it no mo)
Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 1:33 am
Have heard many of them, but one of 'em I haven't is ...
However, I did see them as the opening act for Black Oak Arkansas & Blue Oyster Cult in Long Beach back around '76. They were pretty good, from what I could tell. 'Course, I'd dropped a laced sugar cube before the concert, and indulged in other recreationals, so for all I know, they might've sucked more ass than Mike Backer's date this weekend.
However, I did see them as the opening act for Black Oak Arkansas & Blue Oyster Cult in Long Beach back around '76. They were pretty good, from what I could tell. 'Course, I'd dropped a laced sugar cube before the concert, and indulged in other recreationals, so for all I know, they might've sucked more ass than Mike Backer's date this weekend.
Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 2:41 am
Pink Floyd's Animals is a great one. Probably the least over played of their records. Maybe that's why I can still enjoy it..Dinsdale wrote:
And that last one pictured there....I believe that one has spent time in the #1 position on the list of Dinsdale's All-Time Favorites. Might even get a whirl today.
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Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 3:03 am
True, but Shine On You Crazy Diamond off this albumMississippi Neck wrote: Pink Floyd's Animals is a great one. Probably the least over played of their records. Maybe that's why I can still enjoy it..
doesn't get near enough play.
Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 6:40 am
That band kicks ass. they sound like Motor head meets George thourgoodSmackie Chan wrote:Have heard many of them, but one of 'em I haven't is ...
However, I did see them as the opening act for Black Oak Arkansas & Blue Oyster Cult in Long Beach back around '76. They were pretty good, from what I could tell.
This one cat at another website in San Antonio is not from this planet, This man knows what grades mic jagger made in the 8th grade. He knows every band and what year they started etc... It's a miricle he is not on some sort of TV show,
The man has over 500,000 LPs/CDs all hard to get shit.
Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 3:42 pm
War Wagon wrote:True, but Shine On You Crazy Diamond doesn't get near enough play.
Maybe that has something to do with it being like 14 minutes long?
Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 3:54 pm
No excuse. There's some great music to be heard in long extended jams.Dinsdale wrote:War Wagon wrote:True, but Shine On You Crazy Diamond doesn't get near enough play.
Maybe that has something to do with it being like 14 minutes long?
Sincerely,
Echoes
Mountain Jam
Dark Star
Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 4:09 pm
Woke Up This Morning kicks ass! Telegram, their cover of Joni Mitchell's This Flight Tonight, I Want To Do Everything For You, Razamanaz, and Expect No Mercy are pretty cool, too. Saw them w/ Blackfoot in Phoenix in the early '80's. Not a bad show.Sudden Sam wrote:Hair of the Dog - typical Nazareth. Couple good tunes, but you gotta deal with McCafferty's voice. First album had a monster tune in "Morning Dew" and Razamanaz had a great song in "Woke Up This Morning". Can't listen to more than a song or two at a time of theirs.
Always a good fallback tune to put on when I was a deejay and wanted to blaze.Dinsdale wrote:War Wagon wrote:True, but Shine On You Crazy Diamond doesn't get near enough play.
Maybe that has something to do with it being like 14 minutes long?
Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 4:12 pm
The first part is 13½ minutes long, the second half is 12½ minutes.Dinsdale wrote:War Wagon wrote:True, but Shine On You Crazy Diamond doesn't get near enough play.
Maybe that has something to do with it being like 14 minutes long?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shine_On_You_Crazy_Diamond
Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 4:12 pm
Tom In VA wrote: No excuse. There's some great music to be heard in long extended jams.
Sincerely,
Echoes
Mountain Jam
Dark Star
I don't disagree.
Sin, That One Tune Your Nic Comes From
Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 5:25 pm
I have heard about a handful of those LP's.
Rock-N-Roll Machine by Triumph is a great LP. I believe the U.S. release of that album had different songs on it.
Rock-N-Roll Machine by Triumph is a great LP. I believe the U.S. release of that album had different songs on it.
Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 5:37 pm
Smithers: Ladies and gentlemen, The Ramones!
Mr Burns: Ah. These minstrels will sooth my jangled nerves.
Joey Ramone: I'd just like to say this gig sucks!
Johnny Ramone: Hey, up yours, Springfield!
Joey Ramone: ONE-TWO-THREE-FOUR! (music starts) Happy Birthday to you (Happy Birthday!), Happy Birthday to you (Happy Birthday!), Happy Birthday, Burnsie, Happy Birthday to you!
Marky Ramone: Go to hell, you old bastard!
C.J. Ramone: (after the curtain closes) Hey, I think they liked us!
Mr. Burns: Have The Rolling Stones killed.
Smithers: Oh, sir, those weren't...
Mr. Burns: Do as I say!
Mr Burns: Ah. These minstrels will sooth my jangled nerves.
Joey Ramone: I'd just like to say this gig sucks!
Johnny Ramone: Hey, up yours, Springfield!
Joey Ramone: ONE-TWO-THREE-FOUR! (music starts) Happy Birthday to you (Happy Birthday!), Happy Birthday to you (Happy Birthday!), Happy Birthday, Burnsie, Happy Birthday to you!
Marky Ramone: Go to hell, you old bastard!
C.J. Ramone: (after the curtain closes) Hey, I think they liked us!
Mr. Burns: Have The Rolling Stones killed.
Smithers: Oh, sir, those weren't...
Mr. Burns: Do as I say!
Posted: Tue Jun 20, 2006 3:08 am
All these wanabe ass hole so called rock N rollers never gave a shit about the Ramones. I remember back in 1978 when they would get booed off the stage,
Until some rock stars on MTV in the early 90s started to wear the Ramones T shirt everyone thought it was cool.
My girlfriends daughter told me in 1997 that I listen to shit when i had my Talk Talk CD playing and yet in 1998 she was jamming out to No doubt's hit song they stole from Talk Talk "it's my life"
Until some rock stars on MTV in the early 90s started to wear the Ramones T shirt everyone thought it was cool.
My girlfriends daughter told me in 1997 that I listen to shit when i had my Talk Talk CD playing and yet in 1998 she was jamming out to No doubt's hit song they stole from Talk Talk "it's my life"