Listening to Now (In Surround) - Volume 2

[GOS]

This one, isn't discreet. But, having seen Frampton in 1976, this really captures the vibe, and excitement of seeing him live when he was absolutely on fire in the US. I think it's spectacular! If you can find it.....get it.

 

[J. PUPSTER]

This one, isn't discreet. But, having seen Frampton in 1976, this really captures the vibe, and excitement of seeing him live when he was absolutely on fire in the US. I think it's spectacular! If you can find it.....get it.

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This is one time, I'll have to disagree as a personal preference - I also saw him live back in those days, and I've only listened to this one once.
It just pissed me off with how much audience and reverb is there (maybe realistic, but who's going for that -LOL)

 

[DuncanS]

I had tickets to see him in Cardiff on his farewell tour, but the gig was cancelled and will probably never be rescheduled due to his illness

 

[4-earredwonder]

I had tickets to see him in Cardiff on his farewell tour, but the gig was cancelled and will probably never be rescheduled due to his illness

Just as well. LOUD CONCERTS are verboten as we are sadly experiencing midrange hearing loss from years of concert attendance.

 

[GOS]

This is one time, I'll have to disagree as a personal preference - I also saw him live back in those days, and I've only listened to this one once.
It just pissed me off with how much audience and reverb is there (maybe realistic, but who's going for that -LOL)

It's a sentimental preference for me. Frampton was my first official rock concert and I was so in awe. And, this one takes me back.

 

[Clement]

THIS is the Year of the Knife!

tears for fears the seeds of love
POLL

 

[fredblue]

I had tickets to see him in Cardiff on his farewell tour, but the gig was cancelled and will probably never be rescheduled due to his illness

oh no! what's wrong with him?

 

[GOS]

oh no! what's wrong with him?

Don't remember the name, but some incurable muscular disease.

 

[fredblue]

Don't remember the name, but some incurable muscular disease.

oh how awful, he always seemed like one of the good guys..

 

[GOS]

oh how awful, he always seemed like one of the good guys..

Yes, I think he is. I saw him 2 years ago in a quaint theater and he was wonderful. He had his son performing with him on a few songs.

 

[J. PUPSTER]

It's a sentimental preference for me. Frampton was my first official rock concert and I was so in awe. And, this one takes me back.

I do remember it was a great show; what little's left up there I can dredge up that is

 

[GOS]

I do remember it was a great show; what little's left up there I can dredge up that is

I remember it vividly. Anyway, my pappy took me. I have pictures in my mind of a totally smoke filled arena, cops coming in and literally beating several guys with clubs to calm them down...and drag them out.

 

[vindaloo]

The Game
Queen
DVD Audio, 2003

 

[fredblue]

I remember it vividly. Anyway, my pappy took me. I have pictures in my mind of a totally smoke filled arena, cops coming in and literally beating several guys with clubs to calm them down...and drag them out.

ah the good ol' days... when men were men and sheep were nervous

 

[Clint Eastwood]

Don't remember the name, but some incurable muscular disease.

His muscles are going to just waste away...no cure...the disease itself isn't fatal...but people often die from indirect problems caused by the problem...things like playing the guitar will be impossible as the disease progresses..

 

[privateuniverse]

 

[Clement]

"Astradyne" sounds mighty fine tonight

Ultravox Vienna
POLL

 

[Clement]

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did the early bird get the worm?

 

[privateuniverse]

did the early bird get the worm?

The early Moose brought the worm!

 

[Clement]

The early Moose brought the worm!

Nice! Hey, Rocky--watch me pull a Jakko outta my hat!