Yes, said ELO shipped from MFSL... RUBY 
ALL ABOUT MUSIC #2 - Non Surround, Not Covered In Other Threads
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Adrian Belew’s E for Orchestra DVD. Available direct from Adrian’s store. Live performance from 2011. Adrian accompanied by the fab Dutch Metropole Orkest. Includes a great version of Frame By Frame.
Listening to my personal vinyl rip of this monumental live album by Ozzy. If you've never heard it, and you're a Sabbath fan.....come on. It simply rocks and then it rolls. Ozzy's voice is in good form and he hits the high notes just fine. Brad Gillis from Night Ranger is on lead guitar and he kills it honestly.
Well, I did find a use for Apple Music other than streaming Atmos type stuff. Decided to listen to Mammoth WVH on the way home from work and........ WOW! They sound spectacular! That Van Halen boy has some chops. Imagine that.
This 10 minute video about Rick Allen is just super. He sure seems like a wonderful gentleman.
I know, I noticed the same. Funny....Angus on soft drinks!?
Metallica and …. Donny Osmond.
A Vinyl rip in my collection from a 1982 LP, never released in digital format AFAIK. (DR's of 15 & 16)
*Chiquita who!
Cobham's Glass Menagerie
*Chiquita who!
Cobham's Glass Menagerie
So, there's a few folks posting some fantastic videos over in the "Music of Japan" thread (https://www.quadraphonicquad.com/forums/threads/the-music-of-japan.32210/)—and some are pretty darn outrageous. I couldn't help but be reminded of this one, which is not from a Japanese artist but instead from Estonian band Winny Puhh.
1. You need to watch this all the way through to the end. Trust me.
2. You will never be the same.
3. You'll laugh. You'll cry. It's better than Cats.
1. You need to watch this all the way through to the end. Trust me.
2. You will never be the same.
3. You'll laugh. You'll cry. It's better than Cats.
Wow! Joe Walsh and The Measles! Kent State, 1966.
I still get a charge out of listening to this one. King Diamond was lead singer with Mercyful Fate before he got "famous". I remember buying this vinyl upon release back in the early 80's from a record shop on the Illinois State University campus. My copy is still very mint, so the rip turned out good.
This should be a pretty good one to own, I think. I may bite on it...
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