West Ham Online

Would have thought that someone else would have resurrected this subject by now. 

Currently listening to Stationary Traveller by Camel.

Yngwies cat Great choice. Assault Attack is a great album. Samurai and Desert Song are both excellent tracks

Never too late to learn.

"Mike Oxsaw 2:53 Wed Oct 11 'a good, well-produced American pub-rock band at best' I'm fairly sure they were a bunch of beery (mostly) Geordies"

Michael Schenker Group - Desert Song . Great bass from Chris Glen..

Hawkwind - Electric Teepee

"Bungo 9:52 Yeah, seems unlikely but in all honesty would rather a new album. Bungo 11:36 üòÇüòÇ Thanks for (attempting) to take one for the team fella. Enjoy üëç"

"I'm working on an Aya Nakamura gig Friday. No, not heard of her either."

"If only it was a chainsaw. Many have said that what my guitar sounds like anyway.ü§∑""ç‚ôÇÔ∏è"

"Some cսnt with an axel grinder right outside the house. Not the Tool, I normally like to listen to."

"MaryMillingtonsGhost 2:59 Wed Oct 11 Just read that Tool are planning to return to the studio after their US dates in 2024 so if true, the chances of another European leg then would seem even less likely."

Wishbone Ash - Argus

"MaryMillingtonsGhost 2:59 Wed Oct 11 Bungo 11:22 Don't suppose you know if Tool are touring over here again in the UK next year do you fella? -------------------------------------------------------------- I would be quite surprised if they come over here again so soon. I'm assuming that they won't so I'm going to see them in Toronto in November. Having booked and paid for this trip, I can only assume that the chances of them coming to the UK again soon are now much higher.ü§∑""ç‚ôÇÔ∏è"

Porcupine Tree - Signify Bungo 11:22 Don't suppose you know if Tool are touring over here again in the UK next year do you fella?

"Drowning in the Sea of Love - SNAFU. I loved this band when I first heard them, and still love them now; they are the antithesis of all the music I was listening to back in the early 70s - a good, well-produced American pub-rock band at best - but every track on the 2 albums, and I think they only did 2 albums, I like."

"Elder - Innate Passage For context, they will be supporting Tool next year."

Timmy Thomas - Why can't we live together

Marillion - Live in Caracas 1992

"The 1973 album show 1 on Clear Blue Sky Radio Tune in anytime Celebrating their 50th Anniversary with music by: Pink Floyd, Camel, Greenslade, Beggars Opera, PFM, Roxy Music, Mushroom, Amon Duul II, Carmen, Hudson Ford, Buffalo, Coloured Balls, Titanic, Akritas, Alice Cooper, Foghat, Bachman Turner Overdrive, Gregg Allman, Medicine Head, 10cc, Rory Gallagher, Steely Dan, Sassafras & Ike & Tina Turner https://tinyurl.com/ycy7utv4"

"Casino Lights - CD Montreux Jazz Festival 1982 Al Jarreau, Randy Crawford, David Sanborn, Yellowjackets Nice ! - to quote Jazz Club"

Audioslave - Audioslave

"dm 7:59 Sun Oct 8 I just don't get what he's aiming for with this. Maybe it needs to ""òclick' or something but to me he's taken out all the great instrumentation, all the peaks and troughs and turned it into one long dirge. I'm surprised that he can't seem to leave this stuff alone after 40/50 odd years. After all this time, I'd have thought he'd have wanted to move on. If Peter Gabriel came out with Selling England By The Pound redux, I think most would regard it as a bit sad?"

"Bingo It was certainly interesting as I do like Roger Waters' more self indulgent material, especially The Final Cut and Amused to Death. But by the time I got to tracks such as Any Colour You Like and Brain Damage, I just wanted to hear the original album. What do you make of it?"

dm 7:46 Sat Oct 7 Re: What if anything are you listening to now? Roger Waters - Dark Side of the Moon Redux ------------------------------------------------------------- What do you think?

Zebthecat Thank you for the recommendation. I'll give that a try. Roger Waters - Dark Side of the Moon Redux

Anvil - March of the Crabs