Rush - Alpine Valley, WI June 17, 1990 - The Presto Tour
"I Woz There!" Had just seen David Bowie on his Sound + Vision Tour three times earlier that week.
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by TOWOS on 14 Jan 2009 22:24
[quote="TheEqualizer"]Rush - Alpine Valley, WI June 17, 1990 - The Presto Tour
"I Woz There!" Had just seen David Bowie on his Sound + Vision Tour three times earlier that week.[/quote]
Excellent tours, both Rush and Bowie.
I remember Bo at the Palaeur (basketball hall) in Rome during the S&V tour stopping mid.song because he hated the acoustic and apologizing to us for "the management having booked us to play in this toilet"
"I Woz There!" Had just seen David Bowie on his Sound + Vision Tour three times earlier that week.[/quote]
Excellent tours, both Rush and Bowie.
I remember Bo at the Palaeur (basketball hall) in Rome during the S&V tour stopping mid.song because he hated the acoustic and apologizing to us for "the management having booked us to play in this toilet"
"I.Know.This.Name"!
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by moonstone on 15 Jan 2009 21:26
[quote="TOWOS"][quote="TheEqualizer"]Rush - Alpine Valley, WI June 17, 1990 - The Presto Tour
"I Woz There!" Had just seen David Bowie on his Sound + Vision Tour three times earlier that week.[/quote]
Excellent tours, both Rush and Bowie.
I remember Bo at the Palaeur (basketball hall) in Rome during the S&V tour stopping mid.song because he hated the acoustic and apologizing to us for "the management having booked us to play in this toilet"
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I'm listening to All About Eve right now.
In 1990 they were one of the support groups on the Bowie tour when I went to Milton Keynes to see him play.
It was my first time out after my baby was born and I can still remember the silhoutte of David Bowie and his backing singer (sorry I don't know her name) singing China girl behind a big screen on the stage.
My 'baby' will be 19 in a few weeks time. Lord where did those years go?!
"I Woz There!" Had just seen David Bowie on his Sound + Vision Tour three times earlier that week.[/quote]
Excellent tours, both Rush and Bowie.
I remember Bo at the Palaeur (basketball hall) in Rome during the S&V tour stopping mid.song because he hated the acoustic and apologizing to us for "the management having booked us to play in this toilet"
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I'm listening to All About Eve right now.
In 1990 they were one of the support groups on the Bowie tour when I went to Milton Keynes to see him play.
It was my first time out after my baby was born and I can still remember the silhoutte of David Bowie and his backing singer (sorry I don't know her name) singing China girl behind a big screen on the stage.
My 'baby' will be 19 in a few weeks time. Lord where did those years go?!
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by Jack Pozzi on 16 Jan 2009 04:01
[quote="smudge"]Strangely addicted to Kyuss - and gong help me I'm going to be buying Zep and Sabbath albums before I find an antidote......[/quote]
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by TheEqualizer on 16 Jan 2009 17:32
Pink Floyd - Boston - June 27, 1977
The "In the Flesh" tour in support of the Animals LP. In particular, "Dogs." Fucking love that song. Why the post-Waters Floyd never played that song is beyond me. It can't be because its too long. They used to play "Echoes" and that's well over 20 minutes long.
The "In the Flesh" tour in support of the Animals LP. In particular, "Dogs." Fucking love that song. Why the post-Waters Floyd never played that song is beyond me. It can't be because its too long. They used to play "Echoes" and that's well over 20 minutes long.
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by TheEqualizer on 16 Jan 2009 18:28
The Who - London December 15, 2008
Great show (got it from LongLiveRock.org). Contains a rare performance of Slip Kid. The rarely played this song even during the "Who Put in the Boot Tour", which is what they called the tour in support of The Who by Numbers. The only other boot where I recall hearing them playing that song is the Madison, WI show. Not the best performance of that song (the London version, that is) but its great to hear.
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LongLiveRock.org also has a torrent for the recent Kennedy Center thing (video). Worth getting just to see Dave Grohl do Who Are You.
Great show (got it from LongLiveRock.org). Contains a rare performance of Slip Kid. The rarely played this song even during the "Who Put in the Boot Tour", which is what they called the tour in support of The Who by Numbers. The only other boot where I recall hearing them playing that song is the Madison, WI show. Not the best performance of that song (the London version, that is) but its great to hear.
ETA
LongLiveRock.org also has a torrent for the recent Kennedy Center thing (video). Worth getting just to see Dave Grohl do Who Are You.
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by TOWOS on 16 Jan 2009 18:47
(Awww...How Lil'EQ has grown...good taste in music too!)
Mistreated - Rainbow live with Ronnie James Dio - feel like some power metal today-
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by njperry on 16 Jan 2009 20:59
The Stewart Copeland Anthology is on right now. Specifically Slither.
Have been listening to some Beatles stidoi bootlegs of late but decided I needed some Stewart.
Have been listening to some Beatles stidoi bootlegs of late but decided I needed some Stewart.
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by sockii on 19 Jan 2009 19:03
Grace Jones "Hurricane" album.
If you haven't given it a listen yet, you must. Sexy/hot/dub/reggae/rock/r&b with lyrics to make you think, that voice to scare you and rhythms that will keep your ass moving. Some of the best new music I've heard in ages.
If you haven't given it a listen yet, you must. Sexy/hot/dub/reggae/rock/r&b with lyrics to make you think, that voice to scare you and rhythms that will keep your ass moving. Some of the best new music I've heard in ages.
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by HalcyonLisa on 20 Jan 2009 07:35
Fearless (album) by Francis Dunnery
used to be one of my hot faves about 10 years ago and I've just re-discovered it
Lisa
used to be one of my hot faves about 10 years ago and I've just re-discovered it
Lisa
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by Madgrad on 31 Jan 2009 02:23
[quote="TheEqualizer"]Rush - Alpine Valley, WI June 17, 1990 - The Presto Tour
"I Woz There!" Had just seen David Bowie on his Sound + Vision Tour three times earlier that week.[/quote]
Ah, Alpine Valley. Saw Sting there in '85.
"I Woz There!" Had just seen David Bowie on his Sound + Vision Tour three times earlier that week.[/quote]
Ah, Alpine Valley. Saw Sting there in '85.
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