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Can’t find the one I’m looking for (BTWOS) so this’ll have to do. Nice one Dermot, that must have been close enough to the end for Sabbath. Probably has Tommy Clufetos on drums, he'd been with Ozzy's band. Mind you after reading the book I realised, I really didn't know who was in the band at any g...

One of the great could have, should have, made it bigger bands. Live from the Paradiso, Amsterdam 1979. The audience don't sound too up for it, but the band give it a bash.

Since I signed up to Tidal I've been going over albums or groups I didn't like in the way back when I first heard them. In 2024 I don't know why I didn't take to Family in 1970, (maybe because I was only 12 at the time!). Anyway, I'm making up for it now. On this album, side one is live and side two...

Those clips reminded me how good Fleetwood Mac were. I can never make sense of how they ended up the way they did, mega successful but a universe away from their roots. Speaking of how good artists were, I gave this a blast to get a little sun on a showery day https://i.discogs.com/S0AGU9_ApIuXyonKa...

Yesterday I went digging for cheap second hand CDs in a local store, and for less than 15 euro I found: Ten Years After: cricklewood green Lyle Lovett: joshua judges ruth Depeche Mode: sounds of the universe They span 40 years between the oldest one (1970) and the most recent one (2009) and they co...

What a tragic end! So sad, but not unique, I'm sure.

Don't know what to make of this, it certainly isn't blues. Wah wah and fuzz all over the place and Muddy Waters sounds nonplussed at times. https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/710FWVSTdEL._AC_SL1280_.jpg This is so much better https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/e/ee/Hard_Again_LP%2C_Muddy_Wat...

cybot wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2024 8:01 pm This one I picked up only yesterday. Damo’s last days with the band.

Can confound me. Some stuff I love and some leaves me wondering whether they're taking the proverbial!

Not a bit surprised, probably the worst sounding of his live output! (This is tongue in cheek, of course). Came to Neil around Freedom time. He's one of the few artists whose live lps I buy. Also love the Tuscaloosa lp and funnily enough Weld. https://www.therecordhub.com/cdn/shop/products/YOUNGTHE...

I can never get enough of Neil Young and Crazy Horse live. This album from 1990, recorded at a warm up gig in Santa Cruz for the Ragged Glory tour.