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Appetite is one of the greatest albums in the history of music. A true timeless masterpiece meant to be listened to in its entirety.
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Appetite is one of the greatest albums in the history of music. A true timeless masterpiece meant to be listened to in its entirety.
Tom Petty
Listen To Her Heart
Time To Move On
Even The Losers
Listen To Her Heart
Time To Move On
Even The Losers
Ozzy Osbourne
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Just wondering if anyone has heard “Gods of Rock N Roll” by Ozzy Osbourne and Billy Morrison? It was just released last week. The video takes place in the recording studio. I may be slightly biased but it’s quite awesome.
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Ike Turner with a torn speaker on his amp!
Just got this in vinyl:
And on a completely different front, Paul Stanley's son:
The man was a visionary and pop genius,
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I am greatly saddened by the turn his life has taken.
Yet the concept and music of Sly & the Family was *gold,* especially in the early 70s (not that I was cognizant of same at the time).
Everyone was trying to figure forward into a new, uncertain decade, not least relative to race relations.
Sly and the Stone addressed a lot of this with candor, humility, and joy.
Avail yourself.
There is no Prince and the Revolution w/o Sly and the Family! Great pick!
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FUBAR non compos mentis cons ARA is wacko!
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Listening to Photograph by Def Leppard. Man, that takes me back.
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Def Leppard was the first concert I ever saw in person. It was way back in 1983 at the Cumberland County Civic Center in Portland. I remember they opened with Rock Rock. It was in the early spring and I was 17.
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That sounds amazing. What a crazy scene that must have been.Def Leppard was the first concert I ever saw in person. It was way back in 1983 at the Cumberland County Civic Center in Portland. I remember they opened with Rock Rock. It was in the early spring and I was 17.
Three of my favorite Tom songs. when my kid was small Listen to Her Heart was her favorite...may still be
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If I remember correctly, they opened for Billy Squier. I wasn’t a fan and was probably smoking out on Spring St? When Billy went on. I haven’t enjoyed a cigarette for 20 years, but back in the 80s even dogs and cats smoked.
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