So Many Good People In One Place...

 

Described as playing raw psychedelic Southern Rock from the deep south of err Holland!!!! I did see them play a support last year and they really impressed.So it was off to a new venue for me to catch them headling AND they played a stunning set,ending with the 26min long Rosita for which guitarist Pablo spent most of the song walking around the audience playing away and not losing a note.Great band great venue and I will definately catch them again next April when they come over....Enjoy,Ed.

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I Know You Need Me Too...

 

SUPPORT SLOT #2.Last year I posted a KEYLOCK gig from '21 with the excellent Aaron Keylock on guitar and I remember thinking these guys will be the next big thing...Well forget that..They have now morphed into Silveroller and I am convinced these guys WILL be the next big thing with their 70's vibe and as expected from Mr Keylock, some stunning guitar work.One to watch out for...Enjoy,Ed.

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But Listen Carefully...

 A fine Radio Broadcast from Fleetwood Mac

back in 1990.

From Maine Road,Manchester,England.

25th August.

Home of Manchester City Football Club.

Featuring on guitars Billy Burnette

& Rick Vito. 

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Ain't No Looking Back...

Radio Broadcast from the late 70's Bad Company.

From the Desolation Angels Tour.

Decent quality,seems like the tape has

been around the block a few times.

Still,it's enjoyable enough.

Vinyl Rip. 

 

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More More More...

 The Ex Generation X singer did well for himself.

He packed his bags & headed over the water and

found himself a major star on MTV and 

the music charts.

Ably supported by his right hand man

the talented Steve Stevens on guitar.

Anyway here's a fine FM Radio Broadcast 

from '84 featuring all the hits as you'd expect.

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Could You Ever Really Feel The Same...

 

The second reunion tour with Michael Schenker continues across 

Europe in 1997 and '98. 

And despite the obvious tensions in the 

band they still put on a good Rock show.

Here are 3 very good audience or DVD audio rips of this.

(Note compressed to 3 discs but the music's all there)

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Disc 2 - Mediafire

Disc 3 - Mediafire

I'm Cutting Out To A Place In The Country...

 A soundboard recording of the 

Welsh Heavy Rockers in Birmingham 1979.

It was the first live performance with guitarist 

John Thomas.

Pretty good lively performance and I'm sure

 it was played at ear shattering volume on the night.

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And The Thing I Want Out Of Life Is...

 Kiss are still Rockin' The Nation,

here they are in Hershey back in '04.

The tour was notable for the Alive! outfits they

wore this time around.Although in my opinion

they didn't look as sleek as they did first time around!

Still they did pull out songs they hadn't played in a while.

So a Kisstastic time was had by all.

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Funky Claude Was Running In And Out...

Another Purple post! 

Looks like this has been up before 

going by the covers!

A decent radio broadcast from 

back in 1973 from Lyon,France.

It's the Mark II line up and my favourite

version of the band along with a lot of other people.

My fav album?

In Rock.

Why?

Because it was the first album of theirs

I got into.

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I Got A Hip Shaking Woman...

 

A free 2 disc cd by Mojo magazine in 2012.

Featuring songs by old American Blues players 

that according to the magazine 

(article below) are said to influence 

Robert Plant and Jimmy Page for Led Zeppelin.

And disc 2 is a few songs by well 

known bands with the same Blues influences.

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Since My Baby Left Me...

 

Good audience recording of the Mark III line-ups final tour.

Very good performance by Richie Blackmore on this

good set list with a decent mix of old and 

newer songs with of course plenty of improvisation.

 Although I never understood why they 

kept playing Going Down.

 

(listing on the back cover doesn't match the 

file but the music's all there)

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A Met At A Gig One...

 

Quo live at the legendary Glastonbury UK Festival in 2009.

Maybe not the hard edge of a 70s Quo show

but a very enjoyable live show. 

It's an excellent sounding DVD pro shot audio rip 

full of well-known tracks,

that definitely gets your feet tapping.

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No,I Won't Do What You Tell Me...

 Here's a band that brought their

own brand of Metal,Rap & Funk Rock.

Politically active,they had something to say

and they weren't afraid to say it.

Highly charged show from Irvine Meadows 1995.

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Painted Up Like A Fancy Young Man...

 

Mediafire

Good audience recording of Slade live in the USA.

Pretty Rocking set list opening for Aerosmith 

 one of many bands they opened for in

 '74 and '75 trying to crack it in America, 

which unfortunately they never really did.

I'm Just A Stranger Passing By...

 

There are some vocalists who could sing you a food menu and it would be amazing and Ms Schorr is one of those...WHAT A VOICE and with an incredible backing band I just  knew tonight would be special.The inbetween song banter was refreshingly honest and her whole perfomance came from the heart AND for once the crowd showed total respect with no chatting amongst themselves.Her version of Black Betty is stunning.Also included is her short acoustic slot last year supporting SWEET with the super talented Jim Kirkpatrick (FM) on guitar.....Enjoy,Ed.

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Let It Out...

 DIO on their first tour after releasing

the classic Holy Diver album.

That line up and those early albums

were killer.

Of course RJD was easily one of the greatest

Rock vocalists of them all.

Sadly missed.

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And A Trip To The Moon...

 Here's the full Radio Broadcast from the greatest 

Southern Rock band of all time.

From Cardiff,Wales 1975.

Timeless.

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You Won't Come Back,We're Through...

A good sounding audience recording from the 

Under Lock & Key tour of 1986.

Featuring of course the classic pairing of 

George Lynch and Don Dokken 

Short 9 song festival performance that has a nice raw feel to it. 

Surprisingly Dokken albums never sold 

here in the UK their next album reached the 

heights of 96 in the UK charts and is their only top 100 entry.

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