They Seem Like Owls - Strangers 5.1 DTS DVDV
Listening to Now (In Surround) - Volume 2
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FCA35 Tour: An Evening With Peter Frampton Blu ray.........happy 71st birthday Peter Frampton
He's one of my all time favorite artists.
Perp - I see that WOW face. Several factors....
1. Frampton was the very first rock concert I ever saw back in the 70's.
2. I think he's easily one of the most underrated guitarists on the planet.
3. His guitar work on one of Ringo's All Star Bands is flat out astounding.
4. I saw him 3 years ago in a small theater and got up close...so that was awesome.
5. He's so damn humble and down to earth.
Frampton has a new album coming out tomorrow. All instrumental. Covers of tunes by Bowie, Harrison, Roxy Music and more. Sounds like it will be very sweet.
He's a beautiful human being! Love that man....
I had tickets to see Peter Frampton on his final tour and would have been the first time I'd have been able to get to one of his gigs, but Covid stopped that, and because of his illness it wasn't rescheduled. I doubt he'll tour again
Frampton has a new album coming out tomorrow. All instrumental. Covers of tunes by Bowie, Harrison, Roxy Music and more. Sounds like it will be very sweet.
Yes, I'll have the vinyl early next week from Amazon.
I wish there were more hi rez titles from Luther...back in the day he was one of my favorites
Yeah...humble is the word I would also use to describe Peter.5. He's so damn humble and down to earth.
Saw him perform at a medium-sized venue in Portland, Oregon, back in the 90s and I got to meet him after the show. He's actually a pretty funny dude, too. Sometimes, meeting your idols doesn't always turn out well, but after that night, my appreciation and respect for the man took a huge leap up.
Amazon tells me that my copy is on the UPS truck and should reach me some time later today!Frampton has a new album coming out tomorrow. All instrumental. Covers of tunes by Bowie, Harrison, Roxy Music and more. Sounds like it will be very sweet.
I like the different background textures you are using when posting your disc pictures. Reminds me of the craft brew thread.
Being a huge Led Zepp. fan back in the day, I can relate. I was going to take leave from my Air Force gig in Omaha 1975 with a buddy. We got tickets for two of their shows; believe Kansas City and Oakland. But Plant got banged up in an accident and turned out I never got to see them live.I had tickets to see Peter Frampton on his final tour and would have been the first time I'd have been able to get to one of his gigs, but Covid stopped that, and because of his illness it wasn't rescheduled. I doubt he'll tour again
BTW, anybody holding? (LZ surround that is!)
Hey cool, I was born at Offutt AFB.... but we left in 65 so we didn't cross paths there.
Haha yea some are on my kitchen worktop the tiles and stones are in the garden and then there's the dining room floor, trying to get the best lighting or where the particular release fits, the Opeth is too big to get the jaunty angle on the kitchen worktop.
Andy Jackson - Signal To Noise 4.0 DTS (before anyone comments, the stupid Sony won't play the MLP properly, I either get silence or stereo. I couldn't be arsed to get up and put it in the Oppo) DVDV 73 Days At Sea 5.1 DTS DVDV.
Very nice set up
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