Heartland

I'm not RJD's biggest fan, but his work with Rainbow is boss.
Now what's all this bollocks you're talking about G 'NR and The Six Patels?

With which I heartly concurr
In fact Rainbow Rising may be the finest Hard Rock album ever

VOL 4 ?

wHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS ON TAKE TEN seconds Uriah Heep

and Alex Harvey

?

SAHB were the very first live band I ever saw, they supported Mott The Hoople in 1972 at the Glasgow Apollo, so they had a major impact on me.
Uriah Heep were pish after Gary Thain was sacked.

OOPS, missed that last sentence... well I wouldn't like to break up a good debate, especially afterI started it.

But whilst I realise i 'm juggling with a large piece of swiss cheese and there are a large number of ouch! (sorry Tony Carey is getting a bit carried away in the headphones) Clash apologists on Sauchiehall Street,
I feel there is a certain amount of truth in my 'argument'

UH 'There's a light in the Black'?

I loved SAHB after seeing them on supersonic on ITV whne Mike Mansfield was probably doing his 'best work'

Next , Delilah and Boston Tea Party ..top quality Saturday morning TV , not what you'd be allowed these days!

And have I I've finally met someone who appreciates Salisbury, Look at Yourself , Demons and Wizards , The Magicians Birthday and ..sort of Wonderworld

I used to live near David Byron , first time I suffered loss of rock star sadness

Mind you Ian Gillan lent me his spanners to mend my bike when I had a spot of trouble with my mud guard on my paper round once!


'what's to come..........................run with the wolf!'

boudicca wrote: My oh my you're in for a disappointment. Par excellence.

James Blast wrote:I concur

Well, I should cancel my ticket then, shouldn't I...

undertow wrote:In fact Rainbow Rising may be the finest Hard Rock album ever

Side two must be one of the best sides of rock vinyl ever pressed.

Ahráyeph wrote:

boudicca wrote: My oh my you're in for a disappointment. Par excellence.

James Blast wrote:I concur

Well, I should cancel my ticket then, shouldn't I...

If you want to book a STABBIN' while you're at it...

What James meant to say was, "I conquer".
And he bloody did, as you recall!

The wonderful techno-lite Mortal Coil sampling 'Did I Dream?', no idea who it's by but I've got in on some comp or other. Put on the IJ courtesy of Sinnie.

Koyaanisqatsi, tidididi, Koyaanisqatsi, tidididi, Koyaanisqatsi, tidididi, Koyaanisqatsi, tidididi, …

Don't mind the tune, but it'd love to finally get to the end of the movie Tried watching it three times already now, but fell asleep every time. Not fit for watching to in bed while you're sleepy then, I guess :lol

Loved the first 45 minutes though

I've got the snoudtrack album for that Zed if you're interested, the title track is tres Gothique.

James Blast wrote:I've got the snoudtrack album for that Zed if you're interested, the title track is tres Gothique.

Would I be interested, you ask?

t'will go on the next Glasgow/Antwarp Shuttle

James Blast wrote:I've got the snoudtrack album for that Zed if you're interested, the title track is tres Gothique.

Coooool! Philip Glass rocks! I've been trying to get that DVD for ages now. Will have to do a search on Amazon again...

James Blast wrote:t'will go on the next Glasgow/Antwarp Shuttle

You're a star :notworty:

Ahráyeph wrote:

James Blast wrote:I've got the snoudtrack album for that Zed if you're interested, the title track is tres Gothique.

Coooool! Philip Glass rocks! I've been trying to get that DVD for ages now. Will have to do a search on Amazon again...

If you want the movie on DVD, it'll be on its way right away

Indebted to ya, Z!!

Obviousman wrote:

James Blast wrote:I've got the snoudtrack album for that Zed if you're interested, the title track is tres Gothique.

Would I be interested, you ask?

okay then Z, so I needent have to worry about nicking that cd from my dad to make a copy for ya (as we discussed on the road from Lier to home)...

And do keep on keeping on trying to watch the movie in full. It really is worth it

I have often walked down this street before;
But the pavement always stayed beneath my feet before.
All at once am I Several stories high.

radiojamaica wrote:

Obviousman wrote:

James Blast wrote:I've got the snoudtrack album for that Zed if you're interested, the title track is tres Gothique.

Would I be interested, you ask?

okay then Z, so I needent have to worry about nicking that cd from my dad to make a copy for ya (as we discussed on the road from Lier to home)...

And do keep on keeping on trying to watch the movie in full. It really is worth it

Yup, I concur. It's one of my most cherished movies (hence me searching for that DVD)...

Ahráyeph wrote: Yup, I concur. It's one of my most cherished movies (hence me searching for that DVD)...

I only have it taped on an old VHS tape... Let's take it back to the old school

Ahráyeph wrote:

radiojamaica wrote:

Obviousman wrote: Would I be interested, you ask?

okay then Z, so I needent have to worry about nicking that cd from my dad to make a copy for ya (as we discussed on the road from Lier to home)...

And do keep on keeping on trying to watch the movie in full. It really is worth it

Yup, I concur. It's one of my most cherished movies (hence me searching for that DVD)...

As I said, I've been trying a whole lot of nights this week Was very impressed

Like Koen said, it's really worthwile seeing the whole movie and getting into the whole cadence of sound and vision. Truly a tale of Life out of Balance...

The phenomenon actually has a name: "earworm". That's not what *I* call it... !@#$%^&*

Ahráyeph wrote:

boudicca wrote: My oh my you're in for a disappointment. Par excellence.

James Blast wrote:I concur

Well, I should cancel my ticket then, shouldn't I...

....especially if you're flying with Ryanscare or Easycrash

"Sweeeeeeeet Car-o-line..."