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"Hi all. Any hard rockers and heavy metallists on here? Love the power and energy from good quality rock and heavy sounds, plus the occasional sweeping ballad!! My favourite band since I was 12 years old is Black Sabbath. Lost count how many times I saw Motorhead live! Can't beat some Zeppelin, Judas Priest, RUSH, Queensryche, Thin Lizzy, and Slayer etc. Later likes include Rotting Christ and Rammstein among others. I enjoy all kinds of music, pop, electronica, blues, classical but a metalhead at heart!! What about you? And any new rock music recommendations? All the best.. "Right here | |||
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"I'm not really into music in a big way but my preferences definitely lie with rock. Loving Shinedown at the moment. " new album is a cracker | |||
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"Try some UFO "last chance to see them next year! Phil is retiring | |||
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"Deep purple live in concert" Saw them at Knebworth back in the 80's with the Scorpions as support band   | |||
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"Try some UFO last chance to see them next year! Phil is retiring"Be great if schenker came back truly 'lights out! | |||
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"Deep purple live in concert Saw them at Knebworth back in the 80's with the Scorpions as support band "ditto. It rained but UFO and Purple were cracking | |||
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"Try some UFO last chance to see them next year! Phil is retiring
Be great if schenker came back truly 'lights out! "sadly him and Rudolph see to hate each other so can’t see happening | |||
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"A recent and very current and favourite band of mine are named 'Nothing More'. Have to admit, it took me a few listens to get into them, but their lyrics initially held my attention. Now, I listen to them often." never heard of, will look out for. Am seeing Arch Enemy for first time on Saturday, hear good things about them | |||
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"Try some UFO last chance to see them next year! Phil is retiring
Be great if schenker came back truly 'lights out! sadly him and Rudolph see to hate each other so can’t see happening"Lights out was one of the best live albums | |||
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"Try some UFO last chance to see them next year! Phil is retiring
Be great if schenker came back truly 'lights out! sadly him and Rudolph see to hate each other so can’t see happening"Rudolph was in the scorpions not UFO. | |||
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"Deep purple live in concert Saw them at Knebworth back in the 80's with the Scorpions as support band ditto. It rained but UFO and Purple were cracking"Absolutely, the rain was incessant, but Jon Lord rocked the keyboards that day | |||
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"Try some UFO last chance to see them next year! Phil is retiring"Ah,forgot to mention UFO! Lights Out (with Schenker) is a favourite. And yes, I saw something today about Phil wrapping things up. | |||
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"Try some UFO last chance to see them next year! Phil is retiring
Be great if schenker came back truly 'lights out! sadly him and Rudolph see to hate each other so can’t see happening
Lights out was one of the best live albums "funny, saw a Schenker interview recently where he reckoned he left them as they didn’t pick his best performances for the album ffs so how good were the ones they didn’t use!!!  saw him with Herman and Francis from Scorps a year or 2 ago and they were brilliant | |||
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"Try some UFO last chance to see them next year! Phil is retiring
Be great if schenker came back truly 'lights out! sadly him and Rudolph see to hate each other so can’t see happening
Rudolph was in the scorpions not UFO. "very true it’s the red wine typing sorry | |||
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"Try some UFO last chance to see them next year! Phil is retiring
Be great if schenker came back truly 'lights out! sadly him and Rudolph see to hate each other so can’t see happening
Rudolph was in the scorpions not UFO. very true it’s the red wine typing sorry "Your totally forgiven always  | |||
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"Deep purple live in concert Saw them at Knebworth back in the 80's with the Scorpions as support band ditto. It rained but UFO and Purple were cracking
Absolutely, the rain was incessant, but Jon Lord rocked the keyboards that day "There’s a great double cd of it with some pics of Blackmore in wellies | |||
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"Try some UFO last chance to see them next year! Phil is retiring
Be great if schenker came back truly 'lights out! sadly him and Rudolph see to hate each other so can’t see happening
Rudolph was in the scorpions not UFO. very true it’s the red wine typing sorry
Your totally forgiven always "lol thank you. After the debacle reunion years ago I can’t see Michael sharing a stage with PM again sadly , was a mess | |||
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"On another tangent it's 40 years to the day since the thin Lizzy live and dangerous came.out " now that’s a live album , albeit overdubs a plenty lol . Saw them just split at Reading fest | |||
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"Try some UFO last chance to see them next year! Phil is retiring
Be great if schenker came back truly 'lights out! sadly him and Rudolph see to hate each other so can’t see happening
Rudolph was in the scorpions not UFO. very true it’s the red wine typing sorry
Your totally forgiven always lol thank you. After the debacle reunion years ago I can’t see Michael sharing a stage with PM again sadly , was a mess "I saw them on that tour in Manchester they were amazing. Sadly the other gigs didn't go so well | |||
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"On another tangent it's 40 years to the day since the thin Lizzy live and dangerous came.out now that’s a live album , albeit overdubs a plenty lol . Saw them just split at Reading fest" I have total envy it's one of the few bands I never saw | |||
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"Try some UFO last chance to see them next year! Phil is retiring
Be great if schenker came back truly 'lights out! sadly him and Rudolph see to hate each other so can’t see happening
Rudolph was in the scorpions not UFO. very true it’s the red wine typing sorry
Your totally forgiven always lol thank you. After the debacle reunion years ago I can’t see Michael sharing a stage with PM again sadly , was a mess
I saw them on that tour in Manchester they were amazing. Sadly the other gigs didn't go so well "relationships funny things, I suspect UFO was a band not for the faint hearted. Saw them with Tonka he was great, not Schenker but still bloody good | |||
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"Hi all. Any hard rockers and heavy metallists on here? Love the power and energy from good quality rock and heavy sounds, plus the occasional sweeping ballad!! My favourite band since I was 12 years old is Black Sabbath. Lost count how many times I saw Motorhead live! Can't beat some Zeppelin, Judas Priest, RUSH, Queensryche, Thin Lizzy, and Slayer etc. Later likes include Rotting Christ and Rammstein among others. I enjoy all kinds of music, pop, electronica, blues, classical but a metalhead at heart!! What about you? And any new rock music recommendations? All the best.. "Always loved metal and same as you def fav band is Black Sabbath | |||
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"On another tangent it's 40 years to the day since the thin Lizzy live and dangerous came.out now that’s a live album , albeit overdubs a plenty lol . Saw them just split at Reading fest I have total envy it's one of the few bands I never saw " never liked John Sykes much but wow they were special. Phil died at 36, what a waste | |||
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"On another tangent it's 40 years to the day since the thin Lizzy live and dangerous came.out now that’s a live album , albeit overdubs a plenty lol . Saw them just split at Reading fest I have total envy it's one of the few bands I never saw " Saw Thin Lizzy live twice excellent band | |||
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"Deep purple live in concert" Good call. Was watching some live Purple just the other day, from the Perfect Strangers' tour. Excellent stuff. | |||
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"Hi all. Any hard rockers and heavy metallists on here? Love the power and energy from good quality rock and heavy sounds, plus the occasional sweeping ballad!! My favourite band since I was 12 years old is Black Sabbath. Lost count how many times I saw Motorhead live! Can't beat some Zeppelin, Judas Priest, RUSH, Queensryche, Thin Lizzy, and Slayer etc. Later likes include Rotting Christ and Rammstein among others. I enjoy all kinds of music, pop, electronica, blues, classical but a metalhead at heart!! What about you? And any new rock music recommendations? All the best.. Always loved metal and same as you def fav band is Black Sabbath"Sabs with Gillan we’re on at the Reading fest too, surprisingly good and wow LOUD!!!! | |||
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"On another tangent it's 40 years to the day since the thin Lizzy live and dangerous came.out now that’s a live album , albeit overdubs a plenty lol . Saw them just split at Reading fest I have total envy it's one of the few bands I never saw never liked John Sykes much but wow they were special. Phil died at 36, what a waste " Darren Wharton used to live locally saw him heaps and Prof Brain Cox on keyboards | |||
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"On another tangent it's 40 years to the day since the thin Lizzy live and dangerous came.out now that’s a live album , albeit overdubs a plenty lol . Saw them just split at Reading fest I have total envy it's one of the few bands I never saw never liked John Sykes much but wow they were special. Phil died at 36, what a waste Darren Wharton used to live locally saw him heaps and Prof Brain Cox on keyboards " nice one Darren played with the Warwick Lizzy line up a few years ago when B Downey came back. Excellent keyboards | |||
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"On another tangent it's 40 years to the day since the thin Lizzy live and dangerous came.out now that’s a live album , albeit overdubs a plenty lol . Saw them just split at Reading fest I have total envy it's one of the few bands I never saw never liked John Sykes much but wow they were special. Phil died at 36, what a waste Darren Wharton used to live locally saw him heaps and Prof Brain Cox on keyboards nice one Darren played with the Warwick Lizzy line up a few years ago when B Downey came back. Excellent keyboards " a good singer too | |||
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" Always loved metal and same as you def fav band is Black Sabbath" Loved them ever since I was given a cassette copy of 'Sabotage' in 1981. Hit me like a ton bricks. Felt every note in my soul. Went on to discover the complete back catalogue and never quite been the same since  | |||
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" Sabs with Gillan we’re on at the Reading fest too, surprisingly good and wow LOUD!!!!" Born Again is an under-rated album. Ok, it's not Ozzy-era style but heavy as hell and some great playing from Iommi, and Gillan is on top form especially on the title track. Didn't see this line up live but wished I did!! | |||
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"I like Rammstein, disturbed Metallica and bands like this." used to love Metallica til Newsted left,never been the same to me since then. ram stein are a band I’d love to see live | |||
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" Sabs with Gillan we’re on at the Reading fest too, surprisingly good and wow LOUD!!!! Born Again is an under-rated album. Ok, it's not Ozzy-era style but heavy as hell and some great playing from Iommi, and Gillan is on top form especially on the title track. Didn't see this line up live but wished I did!!" limited opportunity as only toured once but they were excellent. Agree Born Again a cracker, albeit favourite Sabs albums are Vol 4 and Heaven and Hell. Lucky enough to have seen them with Ozz Dio Gillan and the very undrrrated Tony Martin | |||
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"I like Rammstein, disturbed Metallica and bands like this." Love Rammstein. So gloriously over the top! Always enjoyed Metallica but kinda lost it a bit, for me, when the 'Black' album came along even though I saw them on that tour!! | |||
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"Deep purple live in concert Saw them at Knebworth back in the 80's with the Scorpions as support band ditto. It rained but UFO and Purple were cracking
Absolutely, the rain was incessant, but Jon Lord rocked the keyboards that day There’s a great double cd of it with some pics of Blackmore in wellies "Haha, will have to check that one out
I had a natter with Ian Gillan when he did a gig at the Assembly Rooms in 1981, and Phil Lynott still owes me a pint! | |||
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" limited opportunity as only toured once but they were excellent. Agree Born Again a cracker, albeit favourite Sabs albums are Vol 4 and Heaven and Hell. Lucky enough to have seen them with Ozz Dio Gillan and the very undrrrated Tony Martin " Your get no arguments from me on Vol.4 and Heaven and Hell. Nor with Tony Martin. Saw him several times on the Headless Cross tour, and a few times after promoting other allbums. Powerful voice!...years before I saw him in a band supporting Magnum. I kinda took note and then he turns up in Sabbath!! | |||
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"Try some UFO "being an old fart, I saw them back in the day, along with bands like Saxon, msg, whitesnake, Gillan and rainbow. Floyd do the wall the first time round. Bowie, station to station tour | |||
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" limited opportunity as only toured once but they were excellent. Agree Born Again a cracker, albeit favourite Sabs albums are Vol 4 and Heaven and Hell. Lucky enough to have seen them with Ozz Dio Gillan and the very undrrrated Tony Martin Your get no arguments from me on Vol.4 and Heaven and Hell. Nor with Tony Martin. Saw him several times on the Headless Cross tour, and a few times after promoting other allbums. Powerful voice!...years before I saw him in a band supporting Magnum. I kinda took note and then he turns up in Sabbath!!" iommi wasn’t very charitable about him after he left which I felt was unfair, tyr and headless cross tours were great, and better albums than Dehumaniser | |||
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"Try some UFO being an old fart, I saw them back in the day, along with bands like Saxon, msg, whitesnake, Gillan and rainbow.
Floyd do the wall the first time round.
Bowie, station to station tour "fair play, the wall looked very special | |||
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" iommi wasn’t very charitable about him after he left which I felt was unfair, tyr and headless cross tours were great, and better albums than Dehumaniser" Yep, Martin is almost whitewashed from Iommi's memoirs other than to criticise Tony's stagecraft which is a shame because, as you say, Martin did some great vocal work on those albums,and the pair of them came up with some cracking songs. Maybe Iommi was already hankering for a Dio reunion then! | |||
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"The new FFDP album is pretty special...on constant play atm. Volbeat are next on the playlist after that..." (Reposted due to typo) Ffdp's new album is my current favourite! | |||
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"Try Alter Bridge- lead singer has a fantastic range and great guitarist x" I do like mark tremonti's solo stuff | |||
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"Try Alter Bridge- lead singer has a fantastic range and great guitarist x" Thanks Good choice. Was actually listening to Blackbird a week or so a go...
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"Try this https://youtu.be/r-v9Aeb7Pr0" That's like Steel Panthers' bastard love child! | |||
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"Hi all. Any hard rockers and heavy metallists on here? Love the power and energy from good quality rock and heavy sounds, plus the occasional sweeping ballad!! My favourite band since I was 12 years old is Black Sabbath. Lost count how many times I saw Motorhead live! Can't beat some Zeppelin, Judas Priest, RUSH, Queensryche, Thin Lizzy, and Slayer etc. Later likes include Rotting Christ and Rammstein among others. I enjoy all kinds of music, pop, electronica, blues, classical but a metalhead at heart!! What about you? And any new rock music recommendations? All the best.. "Yes indeedy. Pantera, Five Finger Death Punch, System of a Down, Rammstein (also good music to play to!) | |||
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"The new FFDP album is pretty special...on constant play atm. Volbeat are next on the playlist after that... (Reposted due to typo) Ffdp's new album is my current favourite! " | |||
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"I like Rammstein, disturbed Metallica and bands like this." Rammstein are amazing live as well | |||
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"Hi all. Any hard rockers and heavy metallists on here? Love the power and energy from good quality rock and heavy sounds, plus the occasional sweeping ballad!! My favourite band since I was 12 years old is Black Sabbath. Lost count how many times I saw Motorhead live! Can't beat some Zeppelin, Judas Priest, RUSH, Queensryche, Thin Lizzy, and Slayer etc. Later likes include Rotting Christ and Rammstein among others. I enjoy all kinds of music, pop, electronica, blues, classical but a metalhead at heart!! What about you? And any new rock music recommendations? All the best..
Yes indeedy. Pantera, Five Finger Death Punch, System of a Down, Rammstein (also good music to play to!) "I've never liked Five Finger Death Punch except for two songs I just recently heard: The Pride and their cover of Bad Company. They're good songs to go running to. | |||
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"Try some UFO last chance to see them next year! Phil is retiring
Be great if schenker came back truly 'lights out! sadly him and Rudolph see to hate each other so can’t see happening"I think you're getting UFO and Scorpions confused. | |||
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"Try this https://youtu.be/r-v9Aeb7Pr0 That's like Steel Panthers' bastard love child!" There my fave band at the moment | |||
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Started with Guns n Roses, moved onto Rage Against the Machine and am now currently loving all sorts!
Highly Suspect are our current fave, maybe not as heavy as some but awesome songwriting
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"Hi all. Any hard rockers and heavy metallists on here? Love the power and energy from good quality rock and heavy sounds, plus the occasional sweeping ballad!! My favourite band since I was 12 years old is Black Sabbath. Lost count how many times I saw Motorhead live! Can't beat some Zeppelin, Judas Priest, RUSH, Queensryche, Thin Lizzy, and Slayer etc. Later likes include Rotting Christ and Rammstein among others. I enjoy all kinds of music, pop, electronica, blues, classical but a metalhead at heart!! What about you? And any new rock music recommendations? All the best..
Yes indeedy. Pantera, Five Finger Death Punch, System of a Down, Rammstein (also good music to play to!)
I've never liked Five Finger Death Punch except for two songs I just recently heard: The Pride and their cover of Bad Company. They're good songs to go running to."Agreed on Bad Company | |||
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"Yes indeedy. Pantera, Five Finger Death Punch, System of a Down, Rammstein (also good music to play to!) "Yes, I do like a drop of Pantera. Crushingly heavy!! And yep, rock music is underrated as a 'playing' soundtrack. Rock does raunch very well!! Rammstein's 'Engel' is one horny song!! | |||
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"Hi all. Any hard rockers and heavy metallists on here? Love the power and energy from good quality rock and heavy sounds, plus the occasional sweeping ballad!! My favourite band since I was 12 years old is Black Sabbath. Lost count how many times I saw Motorhead live! Can't beat some Zeppelin, Judas Priest, RUSH, Queensryche, Thin Lizzy, and Slayer etc. Later likes include Rotting Christ and Rammstein among others. I enjoy all kinds of music, pop, electronica, blues, classical but a metalhead at heart!! What about you? And any new rock music recommendations? All the best..
Yes indeedy. Pantera, Five Finger Death Punch, System of a Down, Rammstein (also good music to play to!)
I've never liked Five Finger Death Punch except for two songs I just recently heard: The Pride and their cover of Bad Company. They're good songs to go running to.
Agreed on Bad Company "It's such a good cover. I'll sing along to most songs but the moment that one comes on I go into full Bill and Ted mode, until I get told to shut up headbanging. | |||
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"Hi all. Any hard rockers and heavy metallists on here? Love the power and energy from good quality rock and heavy sounds, plus the occasional sweeping ballad!! My favourite band since I was 12 years old is Black Sabbath. Lost count how many times I saw Motorhead live! Can't beat some Zeppelin, Judas Priest, RUSH, Queensryche, Thin Lizzy, and Slayer etc. Later likes include Rotting Christ and Rammstein among others. I enjoy all kinds of music, pop, electronica, blues, classical but a metalhead at heart!! What about you? And any new rock music recommendations? All the best..
Yes indeedy. Pantera, Five Finger Death Punch, System of a Down, Rammstein (also good music to play to!)
I've never liked Five Finger Death Punch except for two songs I just recently heard: The Pride and their cover of Bad Company. They're good songs to go running to.
Agreed on Bad Company
It's such a good cover. I'll sing along to most songs but the moment that one comes on I go into full Bill and Ted mode, until I get told to shut up headbanging."Rock on, fella. I had Pantera blasting at our wedding and I was hairspinning and everything  | |||
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"Great new band called Massive Wagons. Recommend checking them out! Ghost and Volbeat of course are absolutely fantastic." I love ghost | |||
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"Hi all. Any hard rockers and heavy metallists on here? Love the power and energy from good quality rock and heavy sounds, plus the occasional sweeping ballad!! My favourite band since I was 12 years old is Black Sabbath. Lost count how many times I saw Motorhead live! Can't beat some Zeppelin, Judas Priest, RUSH, Queensryche, Thin Lizzy, and Slayer etc. Later likes include Rotting Christ and Rammstein among others. I enjoy all kinds of music, pop, electronica, blues, classical but a metalhead at heart!! What about you? And any new rock music recommendations? All the best..
Yes indeedy. Pantera, Five Finger Death Punch, System of a Down, Rammstein (also good music to play to!)
I've never liked Five Finger Death Punch except for two songs I just recently heard: The Pride and their cover of Bad Company. They're good songs to go running to.
Agreed on Bad Company
It's such a good cover. I'll sing along to most songs but the moment that one comes on I go into full Bill and Ted mode, until I get told to shut up headbanging.
Rock on, fella. I had Pantera blasting at our wedding and I was hairspinning and everything "I love it whenever Smells Like Teen Spirit or Numb comes on in a nightclub because everyone goes wild, even if they don't particularly like that kind of music. I love rock music because I've found that it brings people together. You can be jumping around with your friends to Nirvana and somehow a group of people you don't know end up joining your group to dance to it. | |||
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" I had Pantera blasting at our wedding and I was hairspinning and everything "Brilliant!!...love that | |||
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" I love rock music because I've found that it brings people together. You can be jumping around with your friends to Nirvana and somehow a group of people you don't know end up joining your group to dance to it." Aye, everybody seems to have at least one favourite rock tune that gets them going!!
Before I was old enough to know what rock music was, Slade's "Cum On Feel the Noize" always got me bouncing around during the primary school end of term disco.. | |||
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" I love rock music because I've found that it brings people together. You can be jumping around with your friends to Nirvana and somehow a group of people you don't know end up joining your group to dance to it. Aye, everybody seems to have at least one favourite rock tune that gets them going!!
Before I was old enough to know what rock music was, Slade's "Cum On Feel the Noize" always got me bouncing around during the primary school end of term disco.. "I prefer the Quiet Riot version but yes I totally agree! | |||
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"Early (Tarja Turunen era) Nightwish and Halestorm are on my playlist currently." Yep, Tarja-era Nightwish is the best. Good voice. She did a good duet thing on Within Temptation's 'Paradise' which I thought was great! Also, a love of 2000AD ran alongside my love of metal... | |||
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"Funny slades come on feel the noize was the first 45 i bought lol went on from that day ..seen deep purple, gillan ,whitesnake, sabbath, dio , lizzy,rush,budgie wishbone ash,saxon , motorhead ,ac/dc, journey, bon jovi ,clapton sensational alex harvey band ,styx Foreigner ,knickleback ,muse pink floyd, Queen. My favourite band ...Led Zeppelin never seen them gutted " Journey? Alright now I'm jealous. I would have loved to have seen them live. I get looked at with disdain when I tell people I like classic rock. I much prefer classic rock to the newer stuff. | |||
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My overall best is probably AC/DC, especially the Bon Scott era though. Blues rock at its finest | |||
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"Funny slades come on feel the noize was the first 45 i bought lol went on from that day ..seen deep purple, gillan ,whitesnake, sabbath, dio , lizzy,rush,budgie wishbone ash,saxon , motorhead ,ac/dc, journey, bon jovi ,clapton sensational alex harvey band ,styx Foreigner ,knickleback ,muse pink floyd, Queen. My favourite band ...Led Zeppelin never seen them gutted " That's an impressive list of live gigs! Love RUSH but I've never got around to seeing them. | |||
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"Funny slades come on feel the noize was the first 45 i bought lol went on from that day " I pilfered the 45 from my older sister once I found out she had it in her collection. !!...Think I might have 'borrowed' all her T-Rex singles, too!! | |||
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"I like Rammstein, disturbed Metallica and bands like this. used to love Metallica til Newsted left,never been the same to me since then. ram stein are a band I’d love to see live " They stage acts are brilliant, seen them live twice. | |||
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"Hi all. Any hard rockers and heavy metallists on here? Love the power and energy from good quality rock and heavy sounds, plus the occasional sweeping ballad!! My favourite band since I was 12 years old is Black Sabbath. Lost count how many times I saw Motorhead live! Can't beat some Zeppelin, Judas Priest, RUSH, Queensryche, Thin Lizzy, and Slayer etc. Later likes include Rotting Christ and Rammstein among others. I enjoy all kinds of music, pop, electronica, blues, classical but a metalhead at heart!! What about you? And any new rock music recommendations? All the best.. "Ahhhh...... Motörhead...... they single handedly ruined my hearing for rest of my life...... a truly unforgettable gig  | |||
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" ahhhh...... Motörhead...... they single handedly ruined my hearing for rest of my life...... a truly unforgettable gig "Snap! ...the first time i saw Motorhead back in 1985, I rushed to the front in all the excitement, stood near the amps on the left hand side, and my left ear has not not quite been the same since!! Never seen a bad Motorhead gig. They were always on top form. | |||
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"Funny slades come on feel the noize was the first 45 i bought lol went on from that day ..seen deep purple, gillan ,whitesnake, sabbath, dio , lizzy,rush,budgie wishbone ash,saxon , motorhead ,ac/dc, journey, bon jovi ,clapton sensational alex harvey band ,styx Foreigner ,knickleback ,muse pink floyd, Queen. My favourite band ...Led Zeppelin never seen them gutted That's an impressive list of live gigs! Love RUSH but I've never got around to seeing them. " lucky enough to see them every uk tour since Signals, and made the wise with hindsight choice to do th Glasgow clockwork angels gig which was their final show over here. Incredible band | |||
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"lucky enough to see them every uk tour since Signals, and made the wise with hindsight choice to do th Glasgow clockwork angels gig which was their final show over here. Incredible band "...I would have killed to see the Signals tour. Years after, and having caught up with the RUSH output, turns out Signals was to become my favourite album from the band! | |||
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"Try some Pink Fairies "I bought my dad an album on cd for father's Day years, because he has it on vinyl and doesn't have a record player anymore | |||
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"I am damn sure there are a few band shirts on me, in photos on my profile. Tend to go for the heavier, extreme underground stuff, myself. Ask me for more. Also, while we're in the same ballpark, anyone doing bloodstock?" sadly not as on holiday, wanted to see Priest. Good festival | |||
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I bought my dad an album on cd for father's Day years, because he has it on vinyl and doesn't have a record player anymore"Your dad is a man of impeccable taste,and possibly a tad strange! | |||
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"Try some Pink Fairies
I bought my dad an album on cd for father's Day years, because he has it on vinyl and doesn't have a record player anymore
Your dad is a man of impeccable taste,and possibly a tad strange! "There is no possibly about him | |||
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"Funny slades come on feel the noize was the first 45 i bought lol went on from that day ..seen deep purple, gillan ,whitesnake, sabbath, dio , lizzy,rush,budgie wishbone ash,saxon , motorhead ,ac/dc, journey, bon jovi ,clapton sensational alex harvey band ,styx Foreigner ,knickleback ,muse pink floyd, Queen. My favourite band ...Led Zeppelin never seen them gutted That's an impressive list of live gigs! Love RUSH but I've never got around to seeing them. lucky enough to see them every uk tour since Signals, and made the wise with hindsight choice to do th Glasgow clockwork angels gig which was their final show over here. Incredible band "I only ever saw Rush on the Roll the bones tour, was my first ever concert! | |||
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"I am damn sure there are a few band shirts on me, in photos on my profile. Tend to go for the heavier, extreme underground stuff, myself. Ask me for more. Also, while we're in the same ballpark, anyone doing bloodstock?" Yep, Bloodstock for me. Been every year since 2006. My fave festival by a mile. | |||
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"Funny slades come on feel the noize was the first 45 i bought lol went on from that day ..seen deep purple, gillan ,whitesnake, sabbath, dio , lizzy,rush,budgie wishbone ash,saxon , motorhead ,ac/dc, journey, bon jovi ,clapton sensational alex harvey band ,styx Foreigner ,knickleback ,muse pink floyd, Queen. My favourite band ...Led Zeppelin never seen them gutted That's an impressive list of live gigs! Love RUSH but I've never got around to seeing them. lucky enough to see them every uk tour since Signals, and made the wise with hindsight choice to do th Glasgow clockwork angels gig which was their final show over here. Incredible band
I only ever saw Rush on the Roll the bones tour, was my first ever concert!"that was a great tour, if I recall right they didn’t come back here for about 12 years after that. Not often I desire to live in the US but they used to get tours for every album | |||
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" limited opportunity as only toured once but they were excellent. Agree Born Again a cracker, albeit favourite Sabs albums are Vol 4 and Heaven and Hell. Lucky enough to have seen them with Ozz Dio Gillan and the very undrrrated Tony Martin Your get no arguments from me on Vol.4 and Heaven and Hell. Nor with Tony Martin. Saw him several times on the Headless Cross tour, and a few times after promoting other allbums. Powerful voice!...years before I saw him in a band supporting Magnum. I kinda took note and then he turns up in Sabbath!!" The band he was in whilst supporting Magnum were called The Alliance | |||
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"Hi all. Any hard rockers and heavy metallists on here? Love the power and energy from good quality rock and heavy sounds, plus the occasional sweeping ballad!! My favourite band since I was 12 years old is Black Sabbath. Lost count how many times I saw Motorhead live! Can't beat some Zeppelin, Judas Priest, RUSH, Queensryche, Thin Lizzy, and Slayer etc. Later likes include Rotting Christ and Rammstein among others. I enjoy all kinds of music, pop, electronica, blues, classical but a metalhead at heart!! What about you? And any new rock music recommendations? All the best.. "Loving it..... just found JP once again. The car is rocking and not in the fab sense. | |||
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" limited opportunity as only toured once but they were excellent. Agree Born Again a cracker, albeit favourite Sabs albums are Vol 4 and Heaven and Hell. Lucky enough to have seen them with Ozz Dio Gillan and the very undrrrated Tony Martin Your get no arguments from me on Vol.4 and Heaven and Hell. Nor with Tony Martin. Saw him several times on the Headless Cross tour, and a few times after promoting other allbums. Powerful voice!...years before I saw him in a band supporting Magnum. I kinda took note and then he turns up in Sabbath!! The band he was in whilst supporting Magnum were called The Alliance" well done, r member the name but not the band. He still sings now | |||
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"Hi all. Any hard rockers and heavy metallists on here? Love the power and energy from good quality rock and heavy sounds, plus the occasional sweeping ballad!! My favourite band since I was 12 years old is Black Sabbath. Lost count how many times I saw Motorhead live! Can't beat some Zeppelin, Judas Priest, RUSH, Queensryche, Thin Lizzy, and Slayer etc. Later likes include Rotting Christ and Rammstein among others. I enjoy all kinds of music, pop, electronica, blues, classical but a metalhead at heart!! What about you? And any new rock music recommendations? All the best..
Loving it..... just found JP once again. The car is rocking and not in the fab sense. "never say never lol | |||
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"I am damn sure there are a few band shirts on me, in photos on my profile. Tend to go for the heavier, extreme underground stuff, myself. Ask me for more. Also, while we're in the same ballpark, anyone doing bloodstock? Yep, Bloodstock for me. Been every year since 2006. My fave festival by a mile. " Me too. My most recent ex is going to be there, and her breaking us up was pretty crushing, so presuming I do go, I'm going to be watching out and avoiding her. Last time that happened, I was an emotional wreck by the Sunday. I have been roped into helping with the FL munch again. Not sure if there will be enough people from here going to amalgamate the two groups into one d*unk supergroup | |||
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" The band he was in whilst supporting Magnum were called The Alliance" Yep, that's the band!!...brilliant, thanks. I couldn't remember. It was at Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone, Kent. Must have been around 1985/86. | |||
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"Loving it..... just found JP once again. The car is rocking and not in the fab sense. " ....Hot rockin' while heading out on the highway eh!!!...I have Priest days where I listen to nothing but. Great stuff. | |||
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"Hi all. Any hard rockers and heavy metallists on here? Love the power and energy from good quality rock and heavy sounds, plus the occasional sweeping ballad!! My favourite band since I was 12 years old is Black Sabbath. Lost count how many times I saw Motorhead live! Can't beat some Zeppelin, Judas Priest, RUSH, Queensryche, Thin Lizzy, and Slayer etc. Later likes include Rotting Christ and Rammstein among others. I enjoy all kinds of music, pop, electronica, blues, classical but a metalhead at heart!! What about you? And any new rock music recommendations? All the best..
Yes indeedy. Pantera, Five Finger Death Punch, System of a Down, Rammstein (also good music to play to!)
I've never liked Five Finger Death Punch except for two songs I just recently heard: The Pride and their cover of Bad Company. They're good songs to go running to.
Agreed on Bad Company
It's such a good cover. I'll sing along to most songs but the moment that one comes on I go into full Bill and Ted mode, until I get told to shut up headbanging.
Rock on, fella. I had Pantera blasting at our wedding and I was hairspinning and everything
I love it whenever Smells Like Teen Spirit or Numb comes on in a nightclub because everyone goes wild, even if they don't particularly like that kind of music. I love rock music because I've found that it brings people together. You can be jumping around with your friends to Nirvana and somehow a group of people you don't know end up joining your group to dance to it."Truth!! | |||
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"Played Triviums new ish record today, that’s good, but they’ve never hit the heights they promised to, solid band and excellent live though " I remember listening to a few of their tracks when they first emerged, and generally liked what I heard - the heaviness was great!- but then lost interest when the quality seemed to drop. Might have to re-visit on your recommendation... | |||
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"I grew up with 3 older sisters throughout the 70s / 80s who were all into metal / rock. I can remember as far back as '72 and hearing Sabbath and Zep, my yougest sister took me to the Ruskin Arms in '80 when i was 11! My earliest memory of Maiden...and it went on from there really. The last few years I've got more and more into Scandy Death Metal but my gym workout is always with Slipknot. Today I have been listening to the String Trios by Beethoven...go figure!! \M/ " I listen to classical all the time. There seems to be a deep, perhaps odd, connection between rock and the classics. Each seemingly at either end of the musical spectrum but linked. Maybe it's to do with the gravitas, the epic nature, and the construction of each ? Don't know, but I'm sure Alan 'fluff' Freeman knew! | |||
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"I grew up with 3 older sisters throughout the 70s / 80s who were all into metal / rock. I can remember as far back as '72 and hearing Sabbath and Zep, my yougest sister took me to the Ruskin Arms in '80 when i was 11! My earliest memory of Maiden...and it went on from there really. The last few years I've got more and more into Scandy Death Metal but my gym workout is always with Slipknot. Today I have been listening to the String Trios by Beethoven...go figure!! \M/ I listen to classical all the time. There seems to be a deep, perhaps odd, connection between rock and the classics. Each seemingly at either end of the musical spectrum but linked. Maybe it's to do with the gravitas, the epic nature, and the construction of each ? Don't know, but I'm sure Alan 'fluff' Freeman knew! " Lol I'm sure he did! But I think you're right about some deep link there. I find listening to Mozart gives me the same buzz, rush whatever you want to call it as Motorhead. His frantic notes are as pulverizing as anything Priest have done! | |||
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" I listen to classical all the time. There seems to be a deep, perhaps odd, connection between rock and the classics. Each seemingly at either end of the musical spectrum but linked. Maybe it's to do with the gravitas, the epic nature, and the construction of each ? Don't know, but I'm sure Alan 'fluff' Freeman knew! Lol I'm sure he did! But I think you're right about some deep link there. I find listening to Mozart gives me the same buzz, rush whatever you want to call it as Motorhead. His frantic notes are as pulverizing as anything Priest have done! "Wagner is the obvious choice in terms of 'heavy' but I gave this some thought (I was lost for something to do!) and I think the common theme is, and I'm no expert(!), is both rock and classical can be 'majestic' whether the music is fast, slow, heavy, brooding, deep, ballad-like, and majestic suggests something 'epic' and that seems to fit both musical genres. For example, I find Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata just as majestic as Ace of Spades, if that makes any sense at all. Phew, that's my brain done for the night! | |||
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I bought my dad an album on cd for father's Day years, because he has it on vinyl and doesn't have a record player anymore
Your dad is a man of impeccable taste,and possibly a tad strange!
There is no possibly about him" all together now...We are the pigs from Uranus lol | |||
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"Played Triviums new ish record today, that’s good, but they’ve never hit the heights they promised to, solid band and excellent live though I remember listening to a few of their tracks when they first emerged, and generally liked what I heard - the heaviness was great!- but then lost interest when the quality seemed to drop. Might have to re-visit on your recommendation... "I think they’re a band hampered by putting out albums with 13-14 tracks that are “pretty good” when, with some judicious editing, they could out a 10-track belter. Same applies to the last Maiden album, out out an ok double that could have been an outstanding single album. That’s the curse of CDs showing, all of a sudden bands felt they had to fill 70 odd minutes and quality (to me anyway) dropped. Quicker is always better, so I tell the wife  | |||
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"Played Triviums new ish record today, that’s good, but they’ve never hit the heights they promised to, solid band and excellent live though I remember listening to a few of their tracks when they first emerged, and generally liked what I heard - the heaviness was great!- but then lost interest when the quality seemed to drop. Might have to re-visit on your recommendation... I think they’re a band hampered by putting out albums with 13-14 tracks that are “pretty good” when, with some judicious editing, they could out a 10-track belter. Same applies to the last Maiden album, out out an ok double that could have been an outstanding single album. That’s the curse of CDs showing, all of a sudden bands felt they had to fill 70 odd minutes and quality (to me anyway) dropped. Quicker is always better, so I tell the wife "Yep, all that makes sense especially the comments on CD length. To think, Slayer's 'Reign in Blood' was what, around 28 minutes long!? Hear what you are saying about 'quicker', too!!..just over two minutes of Blitzkrieg Bop by The Ramones is more than ample.. | |||
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"Played Triviums new ish record today, that’s good, but they’ve never hit the heights they promised to, solid band and excellent live though I remember listening to a few of their tracks when they first emerged, and generally liked what I heard - the heaviness was great!- but then lost interest when the quality seemed to drop. Might have to re-visit on your recommendation... I think they’re a band hampered by putting out albums with 13-14 tracks that are “pretty good” when, with some judicious editing, they could out a 10-track belter. Same applies to the last Maiden album, out out an ok double that could have been an outstanding single album. That’s the curse of CDs showing, all of a sudden bands felt they had to fill 70 odd minutes and quality (to me anyway) dropped. Quicker is always better, so I tell the wife
Yep, all that makes sense especially the comments on CD length. To think, Slayer's 'Reign in Blood' was what, around 28 minutes long!?
Hear what you are saying about 'quicker', too!!..just over two minutes of Blitzkrieg Bop by The Ramones is more than ample.."precisely! clearly I wasn’t referring to my stamina phew. Ramones were a band , stunning live | |||
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"I went to see The Rolling Stones in Manchester on tuesday night, VIP ticket so was right at the front. They were phenomenal, I've no idea how Jagger moves around like he does for a three hour set at his age! " fair play, saw them in the 90s and they were great, prices weren’t possible for us this year, glad you enjoyed | |||
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"Love most rock, especially west coast acid rock of late 60’s. 13th floor elevators. And big brother and the holding company. Thank f**k for spotify. And Planet Rock "...Yep, Planet Rock is the only station I listen to nowadays. Gets a bit repetitive at times but still far better than anything else on offer. | |||
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"I saw Black Sabbath 4 times on their 'The End' tour. Absolutely devastated I never got to see Motorhead!! But Yeah, fellow rock & heavy metal lover here!! I wish we were all easier to find in this site
"I saw Motorhead twice, they were great! It's not the same without Lemmy but Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons are well worth seeing, they throw a few motorhead songs in as well as having some good stuff of their own. They're touring around the UK in November | |||
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"I saw Black Sabbath 4 times on their 'The End' tour. Absolutely devastated I never got to see Motorhead!! But Yeah, fellow rock & heavy metal lover here!! I wish we were all easier to find in this site
I saw Motorhead twice, they were great! It's not the same without Lemmy but Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons are well worth seeing, they throw a few motorhead songs in as well as having some good stuff of their own. They're touring around the UK in November "yes Phil is well worth a watch, play some originals, some Motörhead, and some nice covers like Come Tigether and and epic blast through Silver Machine sometimess | |||
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"Yes Phil is well worth a watch, play some originals, some Motörhead, and some nice covers like Come Tigether and and epic blast through Silver Machine sometimess "I think we should all go and see the them in November!! | |||
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"I am partial to a bit of classic rock from time to time, however I normally stick to the newer stuff that I wouldn't class as metal. Had hallowed by thy name playing on full blast driving through Richmond park today, I think maybe 50% of people there enjoyed it lol" it has been a killer tune since 1982 and remains so today | |||
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"But Yeah, fellow rock & heavy metal lover here!! I wish we were all easier to find in this site
"I think everyone on this thread has made a good start in bringing together like-minded rockers and metallists!!... | |||
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"Had hallowed by thy name playing on full blast driving through Richmond park today, I think maybe 50% of people there enjoyed it lol" Brilliant track. One of their best. Hope it blew some cobwebs off the older Royals | |||
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"Had hallowed by thy name playing on full blast driving through Richmond park today, I think maybe 50% of people there enjoyed it lol Brilliant track. One of their best. Hope it blew some cobwebs off the older Royals "not particularly my cuppa (though he is excellent at what he does) but I was watching an interview with Dizzee Rascal and they asked him to tell them a record that inspired him that would surprise people, and he said it was easy, Number of the Beast album. An album that works for so many people. | |||
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"I saw Black Sabbath 4 times on their 'The End' tour. Absolutely devastated I never got to see Motorhead!! But Yeah, fellow rock & heavy metal lover here!! I wish we were all easier to find in this site
I saw Motorhead twice, they were great! It's not the same without Lemmy but Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons are well worth seeing, they throw a few motorhead songs in as well as having some good stuff of their own. They're touring around the UK in November "Saw motorhead first time on overkill tour,many times since. Inspirational for my bass playing. | |||
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"Re: Tony Martin The band he was in whilst supporting Magnum were called The Alliance Yep, that's the band!!...brilliant, thanks. I couldn't remember. It was at Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone, Kent. Must have been around 1985/86. "Some of The Alliance songs are on youtube if you put in his and the band name they will come up | |||
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"On a slightly different tack,anybody not familiar with Husker Du should check them out." Excellent band, and if you like Husker Du check out Bob Moulds other band Sugar | |||
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"On a slightly different tack,anybody not familiar with Husker Du should check them out. Excellent band, and if you like Husker Du check out Bob Moulds other band Sugar " Or his solo stuff too | |||
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"All I know about husker du is that therapy? covered one of their songs, and I really liked that cover" Plenty on youtube | |||
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"Re: Tony Martin The band he was in whilst supporting Magnum were called The Alliance Yep, that's the band!!...brilliant, thanks. I couldn't remember. It was at Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone, Kent. Must have been around 1985/86.
Some of The Alliance songs are on youtube if you put in his and the band name they will come up"Cheers. I'll have a browse a little later....will be interesting to hear how they sound to my ears nowadays! | |||
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