anyone remember ...
- Thread starter LonelyGhost
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All good memories for me 
grew up listening to Ten Years After and Grand Funk Railroad,Fhauck,I'm old,,,hahhaahha
grew up listening to Ten Years After and Grand Funk Railroad,Fhauck,I'm old,,,hahhaahha My two favourite albums for getting high to, back in the day, were Led Zeppelin 3 (The Immigrant Song, Friends and Gallows Pole) and In-A-Gadda-Di-Vida. I felt like flying during the Hammond B-3 solo on the Iron Butterfly track.
took a cruise through my home town recently and visited some places and remembered some songs and what I was doin' while they were playing ...tom25 said:
1. Yes
2. Yes, know him personally; always thought he looked like Steve Tyler (You forget the Collectors?)
3. Yes
4. Yes
5. Never heard of them...
2. Yes, know him personally; always thought he looked like Steve Tyler (You forget the Collectors?)
3. Yes
4. Yes
5. Never heard of them...
hifisex said:A couple of observations.....
1) You dudes are OLD!!!!!!!
LMAO!!!!hifisex said:2) 50 Mile's aged quite well from his days with the BCR
SWG
they were big in Europe ... spent a summer there in my youth and came home with a ton of stuff that hadn't (or had never) been released over here:Maury Beniowski said:
Fleetwood Mac released Rumours over there before North America ... Gerry Rafferty ... Meatloaf's Bat out of Hell ... Genesis was HUGE over there and most of my buddies had never heard of them ...
the cool thing (for aging hippies like me) was coming across bootleg Bob Dylan stuff -- it was like dealing in crack over there!
Remember Boney M? (By the Rivers of Babylon) it was already OLD over there (my grandmother was dancing to the muzak version) and it wasn't even available here for months after I got back ...
yeah, but we're still good ...hifisex said:A couple of observations.....
1) You dudes are OLD!!!!!!!
