[the1andonly]

 

[Ohmboy]

Berkeley Community Theater, 1978

Saw them in 1980 Birmingham Odeon UK on their Duke Tour as an 17 year old student, away from home..queued all night on a very, very night to get those tickets..worth it? Feck yeah

 

[LarsMan]

Saw them in 1980 Birmingham Odeon UK on their Duke Tour as an 17 student, away from home..queued all night on a very, very night to get those tickets..worth it? Feck yeah

This is a Genesis one from Oakland Coliseum Arena in 1980, I believe.... I've got photos going back to the Foxtrot tour of 1973, where they played in my college gym.

 

[freelancr]

https://songwhip.com/isis-2/oceanicremastered

 

[RCBinTN]

This is a 3-CD set of 90% previously unreleased music, compiled by Chess
and remastered at Abbey Road Studios. The CDs are electric, acoustic, and
live. Of course, Rory's electric studio work sounds live-in-studio. Severe guitar
chops of the highest quality are evident, some songs quite raw in the true Rory
fashion. Includes covers of songs by Muddy Waters, Tony Joe White, Peter
Green, Willie Dixon, Big Bill Broonzy and Junior Wells. Check it out, mates!

This is a Muddy Waters song ...

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[Whazzzup]

 

[paradoxper]

 

[Trihexagonal]

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[tiddlywinks]

AWOLNATION - Angel Miners & The Lightning Riders Live From 2020

 

[FullBright1]

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[Scubadevils]

I adore Low, their first album my most special but 'C'Mon' high up there too - this is just epic, love how they build to a climax, fantastic song.

 

[KopaneDePooj]

 

[LarsMan]

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I'm missing them this time around because I'm still not going to gigs yet, but I think I've seen Echo and the Bunnymen at least 10 times since 1979....

 

[MisterMudd]

Something OLD....

John Bonham and John Paul Jones are the bedrock anchors on this album. Jones is one of the best bass players ever and is so freakin' creative. Back in the day when bass on albums was generally missing or light, he brought it - listen to the Lemon Song and tell me it ain't so!


Something NEW...

Bronco

Came across this dude on some obscure music site I can't recall. But man, this guy evokes a lot of famous singers in his absolutely fantastic voice. Think Elvis, Roy, or lots of classic country back in the day. So smooth I could listen to him ALL DAY. He is a strange animal, that's for sure, but he has carved out a special niche for himself, and that silky smooth voice is unforgettable. This is by FAR the best of his 3 albums. More, More, More, please Mr. Orville Peck.

Stan...

 

[tedacura1]