 |
 | Home | Contact Us | FAQ | Search & Site Map | Link to Us |
 | Sign In | Join | Other 45 Sites in Network |
Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Hepatitis / February 2004Top Ten Albums List
My friend this weekend asked me to come up with a top ten album list. I came up with 40 and had to just start eliminating because they just didn't affect my life as much as these. I realize it is a very limited list, but it is my list. We are on a quest for new (old) music that we missed because we were blinded to a bunch of music because of our narrow mindedness. Anyway, we are on a search for the good old stuff. Come up with a top ten list for me. HBO, Help a Brother Out I believe everyone has their own frequency they run on. Everyone likes some music, and everyones list is different. I am passionate about my music. These albums are my frequency. Share yours. -- Peace, Mike *Original Email to my friend* Not Necessarily in Order Group One- Badass Groups that had multiple badass albums where every song kicks 1. Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti 2. Rush - Permanent Waves 3. Pink Floyd - Animals 4. Black Sabbath - Paranoid 5. Judas Priest - Point of Entry 6. Aerosmith - Toys In The Attic 7. Stevie Ray Vaughan - Texas Flood 8. Soundgarden - SuperUnknown 9. ZZ Top - Deguello 10. Ozzy with Randy Rhoads - Diary Of A Madman Same Groups- Set two 1. Led Zeppelin - Houses Of The Holy 2. Rush - 2112 3. Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon 4. Black Sabbath - Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 5. Judas Priest - Sad Wings Of Destiny 6. Aerosmith - Rocks 7. Stevie Ray Vaughan - Couldn't Stand The Weather 8. Soundgarden - Badmotorfinger 9. ZZ Top - Tres Hombres 10. Ozzy with Randy Rhoads - Blizzard of Oz Honorable Mention Set - Badass Groups that had other great albums too 1. Rolling Stones - Some Girls 2. Van Halen - Van Halen 3. Jimi Hendricks - Are You Experienced? 4. Iron Maiden - Number Of The Beast 5. Ted Nugent - Cat Scratch Fever 6. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Blood Sugar Sex Magik 7. Robin Trower - Victims Of The Fury 8. Stone Temple Pilots - Core 9. Def Leppard - High and Dry 10. Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush - The Power of Rock and Roll Honorable Mention Set 2 - One Album Wonders 1. Blind Melon - Blind Melon 2. Pearl Jam - Ten 3. Guns and Roses- Appetite for Destruction 4. Scorpions - Animal Magnetism* 5. Soulhat - Good To Be Gone 6. Def Leppard - High and Dry* 7. Triumph - Allied Forces* 8. Vandenberg - Vandenberg 9. White Zombie - La Sexorcisto: Devil Music Vol. 1 10. Joe Rockhead - Crazy* * Had multiple great albums, these just rocked me the most. And continue to inspire me every listen. There is still at least *ten* more that I am forgetting about and some I just don't know about...I'll keep looking Not necessarily in order Thanks for making me think about this too much Nice selection Mike!!! Here's mine: Allman Bros.: live at the Fillmore east Allman Bros.: Eat a peach Led Zep: physical graffiti Richard Betts: Highway Call Keith Urban: Golden Road Derek and the dominoes: live in concert Grand Funk Railroad: Live (first one) Russell Watson: The Voice Delaney and Bonnie: On tour with Eric Clapton Jeff Beck: Blow by blow Peace, Dude!  SignatureRegards, Shawn . > My friend this weekend asked me to come up with a top ten album list. I came > up with 40 and had to just start eliminating because they just didn't affect [quoted text clipped - 76 lines] > > Thanks for making me think about this too much > Nice selection Mike!!! > Here's mine: [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > Regards, > Shawn I liked Delany and bonnie, whatever happened to them? YOu all must be way younger than I am. I was listening to John Mayall, The Who, The Jefferson Airplane, Big Brother, Steely Dan, The Doobies etc. Music from the Big Pink. Jimi Hendrix. country joe and others. Hubby listened to most of the Blues players including George Benson, 'Beyond the blue horizon", and trying to emulate most of them in his guitar music. > . > > My friend this weekend asked me to come up with a top ten [quoted text clipped - 90 lines] > > > > Thanks for making me think about this too much > > Nice selection Mike!!! > > Here's mine: [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > players including George Benson, 'Beyond the blue horizon", and trying > to emulate most of them in his guitar music. And I forgot about Asleep at the Wheel. I used to like them too. I forget. Rick I know you are not talking to me, but wasn't Asleep At the Wheel the same as the Doobies before they broke up into the Doobies? > > . > > > My friend this weekend asked me to come up with a top ten [quoted text clipped - 90 lines] > > > > > > Thanks for making me think about this too much > > > Nice selection Mike!!! > > > Here's mine: [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > I forget. Rick I know you are not talking to me, but wasn't Asleep At > the Wheel the same as the Doobies before they broke up into the Doobies? Ok I am totally confused again. I thought Asleep At the Wheel were living on some acreage off of hwy. 137 in Sonoma county. I looked it up on the internet and I know Reuben lived in Sonoma back then. In fact Tony played at some party with Reuben in the hills between the Valley of the Moon and Petaluma. May have been where the Doobies lived, I forget these things was too busy working and raising my daughter back in the 70's to have total recall. Hoof > > > . > > > > My friend this weekend asked me to come up with a top ten [quoted text clipped - 90 lines] > > > > > > > > Thanks for making me think about this too much This ones a little tougher 1. Ted Nugent - Double Live Gonzo 2. Rush - All the Worlds A Stage 3. Foghat - Live 4. Pink Floyd - The live half of Ummagumma 5. Pat Travers - Live! Go for What You Know 6. Robin Trower - Live for Earth Below 7. Lynyrd Skynyrd - One More From the Road 8.The Allman Brothers Band at Fillmore East 9. Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous 10. Jimi Hendricks - Band of Gypsies -- Peace, Mike "Shawn" <shawn@nospam.net> <uKOYb.22526$5W3.9187@nwrddc02.gnilink.net> : >Nice selection Mike!!! >Here's mine: [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > >Peace, Dude! Jacques Brel: absolutely everything Nick Cave and the bad seeds : the good son sepultura: roots, bloody roots louis armstrong and danny kaye: the five pennies (childhood memories, my mother used to listen to it often and i remember seeing the movie as a child, which i found very sad and beautiful) david sylvian: absolutely everything japan: gentleman take polaroids soft verdict: struggle for pleasure pet shop boys: POP ART UV POP: no songs tomorrow pergolese: stabat mater regards, mhm35x6 smeeter37 WSD40 Re: Top Ten Albums List Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Wed, Feb 18, 2004, 11:57pm (EST+5) From: i havealife@home.com (Incantatrix) "Shawn" <shawn@nospam.net> <uKOYb.22526$5W3.9187@nwrddc02.gnilink.net> : Nice selection Mike!!! Here's mine: Allman Bros.: live at the Fillmore east Allman Bros.: Eat a peach Led Zep: physical graffiti Richard Betts: Highway Call Keith Urban: Golden Road Derek and the dominoes: live in concert Grand Funk Railroad: Live (first one) Russell Watson: The Voice Delaney and Bonnie: On tour with Eric Clapton Jeff Beck: Blow by blow Peace, Dude! Jacques Brel: absolutely everything Nick Cave and the bad seeds : the good son sepultura: roots, bloody roots louis armstrong and danny kaye: the five pennies (childhood memories, my mother used to listen to it often and i remember seeing the movie as a child, which i found very sad and beautiful) david sylvian: absolutely everything japan: gentleman take polaroids soft verdict: struggle for pleasure pet shop boys: POP ART UV POP: no songs tomorrow pergolese: stabat mater regards, mhm35x6 smeeter37 WSD40 ????????????????? Far out, Smeeter!! Elmo http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile incantatrix wrote in message news:<18933-40340921-40@storefull-3257.bay.webtv.net>... > Jacques Brel: absolutely everything > Nick Cave and the bad seeds : the good son sepultura: roots, bloody [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > smeeter37 > WSD40 Hey, if you liked the Sepultura, check out Max's new(er) band, Soulfly- the self titled 2 disk set is probably their best. Regards, jen (Just say no to cookie-cutter bands!) jen2gone@cs.com (jen) <bc5d9065.0402190154.31861d11@posting.google.com> : >incantatrix wrote in message news:<18933-40340921-40@storefull-3257.bay.webtv.net>... >> Jacques Brel: absolutely everything [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > >(Just say no to cookie-cutter bands!) it is in deep shame i have to admit i forgot to put Soulfly on the list! so here it comes: as eleventh band: Soulfly: absolutely everything hey jen, how have you been? hugs to geo as well!!! and if you see Mel around somewhere, give her a big smooch from me too, will you? xxxxxoooooxxxxxooooo Signatureanja mhm35x6 smeeter37 WSD40 > incantatrix wrote in message :> <<it is in deep shame i have to admit i forgot to put Soulfly on the list! so here it comes: as eleventh band: Soulfly: absolutely everything hey jen, how have you been? hugs to geo as well!!! and if you see Mel around somewhere, give her a big smooch from me too, will you? xxxxxoooooxxxxxooooo Signatureanja>> Hello Anja, it's good to hear from you, my dear! I thought you would know Soulfly- your tastes run in a similar direction as mine. : ) I have been immersed in high family drama of late, and sadly admit that I've been derelict in my correpondence for some time. I haven't heard from Mel lately, but when I do, I'll gladly send her all your best. <3 Jen 1. Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead 2. Allman Bros Band - Live at the Fillmore East 3. The Beatles - Sgt Pepper's 4. The Doors - Strange Days 5. Led Zep - Led Zeppelin II 6. Jerry Garcia - Garcia 7. Eagles - Hotel California 8. The Beatles - Let It Be 9. The James Gang - James Gang (whatever ya call it) 10. Creedence Clear Water Revival - Cosmo's Factory 11. Elmo's Greatest Hits http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile 1. frank zappa...live at the roxy 2. yes...tales from topographic oceans 3. genisis....seconds out 4. black sabbath.....black sabbath 4. grateful dead....europe '72 5. pantera.....reinventing the steel 6. neil young...comes a time 7. frank zappa... hot rats 8. pink floyd..... animals 9. allman brothers....brothers and sisters 10. goverment mule....gov't mule try some zappa people..it's good for you cj > My friend this weekend asked me to come up with a top ten album list. I came > up with 40 and had to just start eliminating because they just didn't affect [quoted text clipped - 76 lines] > > Thanks for making me think about this too much What's the best Zappa songs? -- Peace, Mike > 1. frank zappa...live at the roxy > 2. yes...tales from topographic oceans [quoted text clipped - 91 lines] > > > > Thanks for making me think about this too much Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Everybody Knows This Is Knowhere thats a tough question to answer..fz put out over 60 albums try hot rats for a good instrumental album or one size fits all cj > What's the best Zappa songs? > [quoted text clipped - 120 lines] >>> >>>Thanks for making me think about this too much | My friend this weekend asked me to come up with a top ten album list. I came | up with 40 and had to just start eliminating because they just didn't affect [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] | -- | Peace, Mike Bob Seger/ Live Bullet Allman Brothers/ Live At the Fillmore East Hound Dog Taylor and the Houserockers Johnny Winter/ Second Winter Ten Years After/ Cricklewood Green The first Woodstock album!!!! Led Zeppelin l Blue Oyster Cult/ The Red and The Black (or was it just Red and Black?) Hendrix/ Band of Gypsies Kenny Wayne Shepherd/ Live On Geeeeeeez, that was HARD! .1. Fleetwood Mac- Rumors 2. Pink Floyd- Dark Side of the Moon 3. Beatles- Rubber Soul 4.Beatles-White Album 5. Buckingham- Nicks 6. jimi Hendrix- Band of Gypsies .7. Eagles- Hotel California 8. 9. 10 hc > | My friend this weekend asked me to come up with a top ten album list. I > came [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > > Geeeeeeez, that was HARD! hmmmmmmmmmm. You're right Thip this will be hard. 1. Elton John-Yellow Brick Road 2. Pink Floyd-Dark Side of the Moon 3. Rolling Stones-Goat's Head Soup 4. Carol King-Tapestry 5. Rod Stewart-Every Picture Tells a Story 6. Eric Clapton-I Shot the Sheriff 7. Eric Clapton-Unplugged 8. Billy Joel-Greatest Hits I&II 9. Rolling Stones-Sticky Fingers 10. John Lennon-Imagine There are so many more. These are just the first that came to mind. Thanks for the trip down memory lane Mike. Mom > .1. Fleetwood Mac- Rumors > 2. Pink Floyd- Dark Side of the Moon [quoted text clipped - 42 lines] > > > > Geeeeeeez, that was HARD! > hmmmmmmmmmm. You're right Thip this will be hard. > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > 9. Rolling Stones-Sticky Fingers > 10. John Lennon-Imagine You definitely are a fashion victim. Numbers 1-10. John Prine - Any album he ever made. >Numbers 1-10. John Prine - Any album he ever made. This is true, I'm taking all this down, you can be assured that if it means enough for you to write it down for me, I will give a listen if I can find it. Exchange anyone? -- Peace, Mike > >Numbers 1-10. John Prine - Any album he ever made. > > > This is true, > >Numbers 1-10. John Prine - Any album he ever made. > > > This is true, I just bought The Moody Blues greatest hits and also ELO's. Moody Blues reminds me of heavy petting at the drive-in movies and my boyfriend who I thought hung the moon! hc I've been listening to the Moody Blues for the last few days myself. One of my favorites is Tuesday Afternoon. Reminds me of visiting the land on the other side of the rainbow, ah the colors, the patterns. Now that I've spent the last 25 weeks feeling like the day after, don't think I would ever take that trip again. >>>Numbers 1-10. John Prine - Any album he ever made. >> [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > thought hung the moon! > hc SignatureDwight Dragon Slayers' Club: http://geocities.com/dwightmspage/ LOL, I've kind of lost the desire -- Peace, Mike > I've been listening to the Moody Blues for the last few days myself. > One of my favorites is Tuesday Afternoon. Reminds me of visiting the [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Dragon Slayers' Club: http://geocities.com/dwightmspage/ > | My friend this weekend asked me to come up with a top ten album list. I > came [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > > Geeeeeeez, that was HARD! Hey you picked Led Zep 1. That shows taste. Those picking Led Zep 2 are just fashion victims. Geeeeeeez, that was HARD! Wasn't it fun though? -- Peace, Mike > | My friend this weekend asked me to come up with a top ten album list. I > came [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > > Geeeeeeez, that was HARD! I can't wait to listen to *Hound Dog Taylor and the Houserockers* Never heard of em Can you burn a copy or zip some up and send it to me? THANKS -- Peace, Mike > | My friend this weekend asked me to come up with a top ten album list. I > came [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > > Geeeeeeez, that was HARD! | I can't wait to listen to *Hound Dog Taylor and the Houserockers* Never | heard of em [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] | -- | Peace, Mike Old Chicago bluesman--I don't even know if you can find the album any more. *GREAT* music though. I'd have to rip the album to send it to you. This is harder to do than one might think. My list will probably be different from most because my taste in music entails the memories that certain songs bring up as well as the music itself. Here's my list in no specific order. I'm cheating right now and will narrow it down later. :) 1. Pink Floyd - "Wishing You Were Here" ( If you've ever set in a ring of fire in the middle of the desert with the stars shining...) 2. The Beatles - "Help", "Revolver", "Rubber Soul", "Sgt. Pepper's", "The White Album", "Let It Be" (Pick one, I grew up with The Beatles and all of them impacted my life) 3. Bob Dylan - "Highway 61 Revisited", "Blonde On Blonde", or "Blood On The Tracks" ( I like them all, but these are my favorites ) 4. Simon and Garfunkel - "Sounds of Silence" and "Bookends" (There was a time in my life when these albums touched something deep inside.) 5. Bruce Springsteen - "Born to Run", "Darkness On The Edge Of Town", or "Greetings From Asbury Park" ( An energy that matched mine at the time) 6. Derek And The Dominos - "Layla" or Eric Clapton - "Slowhand" 7. Credence Clearwater Revival - "Willy And The Poor Boys" 8. The Doors - "L.A. Woman", "The Doors", or "Morrison Hotel" 9. The Rolling Stones - "Hot Rocks" ( I know it's a compilation album, but there are so many good songs to choose from ) 10. Led Zeppelin - "Led Zeppelin II", "Physical Graffiti", or "Houses of the Holy" And of course those albums that could replace any of the above at any given time. 11. Rush - "2112" or "Moving Pictures" 12. Lynard Skynard - "One More From The Road" or "Second Helping" 13. Marshal Tucker Band - "Fire On The Mountain" 14. The Allman Brothers - "Eat A Peach" 15. The Eagles - "Hotel California" (Wore out two 8 tracks) There are so many more, but my head hurts and the brain fog makes it hard to concentrate. So much music so little time. Dwight Dragon Slayers' Club: http://geocities.com/dwightmspage/ > This is harder to do than one might think. My list will probably be > different from most because my taste in music entails the memories that [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > "The White Album", "Let It Be" (Pick one, I grew up with The Beatles > and all of them impacted my life) Bah.....Another Fashion Victim. This is harder to do than one might think. My list will probably be different from most because my taste in music entails the memories that certain songs bring up as well as the music itself. Here's my list in no specific order. I'm cheating right now and will narrow it down later. :) 1. Pink Floyd - "Wishing You Were Here" ( If you've ever set in a ring of fire in the middle of the desert with the stars shining...) 2. The Beatles - "Help", "Revolver", "Rubber Soul", "Sgt. Pepper's", "The White Album", "Let It Be" (Pick one, I grew up with The Beatles and all of them impacted my life) 3. Bob Dylan - "Highway 61 Revisited", "Blonde On Blonde", or "Blood On The Tracks" ( I like them all, but these are my favorites ) 4. Simon and Garfunkel - "Sounds of Silence" and "Bookends" (There was a time in my life when these albums touched something deep inside.) 5. Bruce Springsteen - "Born to Run", "Darkness On The Edge Of Town", or "Greetings From Asbury Park" ( An energy that matched mine at the time) 6. Derek And The Dominos - "Layla" or Eric Clapton - "Slowhand" 7. Credence Clearwater Revival - "Willy And The Poor Boys" 8. The Doors - "L.A. Woman", "The Doors", or "Morrison Hotel" 9. The Rolling Stones - "Hot Rocks" ( I know it's a compilation album, but there are so many good songs to choose from ) 10. Led Zeppelin - "Led Zeppelin II", "Physical Graffiti", or "Houses of the Holy" And of course those albums that could replace any of the above at any given time. 11. Rush - "2112" or "Moving Pictures" 12. Lynard Skynard - "One More From The Road" or "Second Helping" 13. Marshal Tucker Band - "Fire On The Mountain" 14. The Allman Brothers - "Eat A Peach" 15. The Eagles - "Hotel California" (Wore out two 8 tracks) I6. had forgotten ZZ Top- "Tres Hombres' 17. There are so many more, but my head hurts and the brain fog makes it hard to concentrate. So much music so little time. Dwight Dragon Slayers' Club: http://geocities.com/dwightmspage/ Thanks my friends, I have a lot of new stufff to check out. One thing about it, the goddamn dragon can't touch our music. It still soothes the soul. Keep em coming -- Peace, Mike > This is harder to do than one might think. My list will probably be > different from most because my taste in music entails the memories that [quoted text clipped - 54 lines] > > Dragon Slayers' Club: http://geocities.com/dwightmspage/ > Thanks my friends, I have a lot of new stufff to check out. > One thing about it, the goddamn dragon can't touch our music. It still [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > -- > Peace, Mike Dave Brubeck. take Five > > This is harder to do than one might think. My list will probably be > > different from most because my taste in music entails the memories that [quoted text clipped - 54 lines] > > > > Dragon Slayers' Club: http://geocities.com/dwightmspage/ > Not necessarily in order Mine either: 1. Beatles - Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 2. Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon 3. Grateful Dead - American Beauty 4. Los Lobos - Kiko 5. Benny Goodman - Live at Carnegie Hall 1938 6. The Jam -In the City 7. Stone Roses - Second Coming 8. Jimi Hendrix Experience - Electric Ladyland 9. Big Brother & the Holding Company - Cheap Thrills 10. Talking Heads - Remain in Light Honorable Mentions: Velvet Underground - 1969 Jane's Addiction - Ritual de lo Habitual Jefferson Airplane - After Bathing at Baxter's The English Beat - I Just Can't Stop It Yes - Relayer Radiohead - OK Computer Derek and the Dominoes - Layla Frank Zappa - Apostrophe Robert Fripp & Brian Eno - Evening Star Rolling Stones - Beggar's Banquet In the changer now: Paul Weller - Illumination Lovin' Spoonful - Daydream Grateful Dead - Postcards of the Hanging (Live covers of Dylan tunes) Jane's Addiction - Strays Los Lobos - Good Morning, Aztlan These are all ALBUMS that are near and dear to me. But in my opinion, the single greatest piece of music ever composed, performed or recorded is the Symphony # 9 in D minor by Ludwig van Beethoven, especially the 4th movement, "Ode to Joy". Preferably the Deutsche Grammophon recording with Herbert von Karajan conducting the Berliner Philharmoniker. Freude, schõner Gõtterfunken, Tochter aus Elysium... (Joy, bright spark of Divinity, Daughter of Elysium...) blue skies, rick Thanks bud, what an awesome collection! Second Coming was on my list but just had to be eliminated, not too that many appreciate that stuff. My music collection is expanding as we speak. Thanks everyone, I have had a blast with this Anyone hear of these guys? Aisha Afro-Cuban All Stars Ibrahim Ferrer Ruben Gonzales Fatala UB40 Zapp & Roger Galactic A friend turned me on to these last night -- Peace, Mike > > Not necessarily in order > [quoted text clipped - 46 lines] > > rick I saw Galactic open for Jeff beck and bb king this summer. They were fantastic!! SignatureRegards, Shawn . > Thanks bud, what an awesome collection! > Second Coming was on my list but just had to be eliminated, not too that [quoted text clipped - 69 lines] > > > > rick It would change daily- today its Savoy Brown- Blue Matter1969 Blind Faith-1969 Stevie Winwood Traffic 1968 Leo Kottke 12 String Blues 1968 Jean Luc Ponte Imaginary Voyage 1976 Mountain Climbing 1970 Stevie Ray Vaughan Live at Carnegie Hall Carlos Santana Havana Moon 1986 Any John Prine The Band The Last Waltz 1984 thanks : ) -- Peace, Mike > It would change daily- today its > Savoy Brown- Blue Matter1969 [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Any John Prine > The Band The Last Waltz 1984 I put my top ten as well as others for everyone to share. I put credits for the lists I have. Let me know if you don't want these on there and I'll take em right off. http://www.geocities.com/michael_d_henry/music.html -- Peace, Mike > thanks : ) > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Any John Prine > > The Band The Last Waltz 1984 You've got some good choices here. Some of them I haven't thought of in over 20 years. Some of them were on 8-track, old roommates had some of them, and some of them just disappeared over the years and just dropped out of memory. Thanks for jogging my memory. > It would change daily- today its > Savoy Brown- Blue Matter1969 [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Any John Prine > The Band The Last Waltz 1984 SignatureDwight Dragon Slayers' Club: http://geocities.com/dwightmspage/ I bought and watched a new music DVD last night. It's John Mayall's 70th Birthday Concert with Eric Clapton, Chris Barber and Mick Taylor along with the Bluesbreakers. Buddy Whittington is one hell of a guitarist in his own right and with all the other big guns on stage, it was a magnificent performance. I highly recommend this one!! Elmo http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile >I bought and watched a new music DVD last night. It's John Mayall's >70th Birthday Concert with Eric Clapton, Chris Barber and Mick Taylor "I can't give my best unless I got room to move" Good stuff Elmo, I seen John at the Easttown in Detroit in the late 60. As well as Pink Floyd on their UMMAGUMMA tour. Proco Harlem was touring with them. That was a great venue, everybody played the eastown. hip Procol Harum...... hmmmm.... hadn't thought about them in awhile thanks -- Peace, Mike > >I bought and watched a new music DVD last night. It's John Mayall's > >70th Birthday Concert with Eric Clapton, Chris Barber and Mick Taylor [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > hip I've got Conquistador and Whiter Shade Of Pale loaded now. I need to get in touch with you so I'll send you an email in a little while. > Procol Harum...... hmmmm.... hadn't thought about them in awhile > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >> >>hip SignatureDwight Dragon Slayers' Club: http://geocities.com/dwightmspage/ |
Reply to this Message |
 Sign In
 Join
 My Latest Posts My Monitored Threads My Blog My Photo Gallery My Profile My Homepage Start New Thread Enable EMail Alerts Rate this Thread
|
©2008 Advenet LLC Privacy Policy - Terms of Use
This website includes both content owned or controlled by Advenet as well as content owned or controlled by third parties.