What are you listening to right now?

[Little Red Wagon Repairman]

Good Morning, Future Americans/Former Canadians...

 

[John_8581]

Good Morning, Future Americans/Former Canadians...

Oh yeah. Speaking for @tvstrip and the other Canadians that post here

-- Burton Cummings and The Guess Who -- (and their dig on rude Americans, DJT included) ...

Randy Bachman playing lead guitar.

 

[Little Red Wagon Repairman]

On yeah. Speaking for @tvstrip -- The Guess Who (and their dig on rude Americans, DJT included) ...

tvstrip is an awesome dude who will become a Great American. I'd say it's Canada's loss if there were any Canada left. RIP

 

[John_8581]

@tvstrip is an awesome dude who will become a Great American. I'd say it's Canada's loss if there were any Canada left. RIP

Pretty soon we'll have A-N-A-R-C-H-Y in Canada ...

(courtesy of Dave Mustaine and Megadeth via The Sex Pistols)

 

[Supafly]

For all my german and germanophiliac (I invented that one) bros

 

[Little Red Wagon Repairman]

Pretty soon we'll have A-N-A-R-C-H-Y in Canada ...

(courtesy of Dave Mustane and Megadeth via The Sex Pistols)

Thems some nice people up there that I see more in the area of conformity during their deliverance.

 

[Little Red Wagon Repairman]

Just look at it like a nice vacation on holiday with no return trip…

 

[John_8581]

Tony Iommi's solo album, The 1996 DEP Sessions

Some nice pictures here. Though they are repeated

Glenn Hughes on lead vocals and bass guitar

"Time ..."

Jim Copely on drums. Don Airey on keys.

The DEP Sessions are like a power album similar to the Firm's -- Sort of like a Deep Purple, Rainbow, Black Sabbath album.

 

[Little Red Wagon Repairman]

John, you just leveled up in the likeability department being a fan of Tony Iommi’s solo work. I tell Tony’s story of determination and perseverance to anyone who is willing to listen. Thank you for doing what you did for honoring such a great man and artist. One of my heroes in life too.

 

[Little Red Wagon Repairman]

Tony Iommi with Phil Anselmo

 

[John_8581]

@Little Red Wagon Repairman :hatsoff: Yes, Tony is an amazing fretman.

I'm all over the place ... (here's two Irishmen. Both RIP)

1. Gary Moore, ex-Thin Lizzy lead guitarist, playing two covers ... One you know.

On the second, he's playing "Greenie" - Peter Green's 1959 Les Paul.

2. Rory Gallagher, ex-Taste guitarist, playing a cover and an original ...

 

[Little Red Wagon Repairman]

Born Again may be the most polarizing Black Sabbath album of all. I love it but know how much damage that tour did to Ian Gillan's voice. Whenever I wear my Born Again shirt somebody always has a comment and sometimes my wife has to witness and endure a 30 minute nerdfest on something she has zero (the hero) interest in.

Nice companion piece...

 

[tvstrip]

tvstrip is an awesome dude who will become a Great American. I'd say it's Canada's loss if there were any Canada left. RIP

Aww, I appreciate that!

Still...

 

[John_8581]

@Little Red Wagon Repairman - do you like Paul Rodgers and Bad Company? If you do, you'll like Free.

Three of Free's songs from their setlist at the Isle of Wight Festival (1970) : "Be My Friend" "Mr. Big" and "All Right Now"

Paul Rodgers with the underated lead guitarist Paul Kossoff (wearing the vest) along with Simon Kirke's great powerful drumming. The other half of the rhythm section was the incredible Andy Fraser as the bassist.

It's played over again from different angles. First from the back, Kirke and Kossoff. Then from the front, where you see Paul Rodgers singing and fronting the band.

 

[Little Red Wagon Repairman]

@Little Red Wagon Repairman - do you like Paul Rodgers and Bad Company? If you do, you'll like Free.

Three of Free's songs from their setlist at the Isle of Wight Festival (1970) : "Be My Friend" "Mr. Big" and "All Right Now"

Paul Rodgers with the underated lead guitarist Paul Kossoff (wearing the vest) along with Simon Kirke's great powerful drumming. The other half of the rhythm section was the incredible Andy Fraser as the bassist.

It's played over again from different angles. First from the back, Kirke and Kossoff. Then from the front, where you see Paul Rodgers singing and fronting the band.

Paul Rogers is one of the all-time best Rock 'n' Roll Vocalists. Very smooth. I definitely like Free and Bad Company. I also bought The Firm's first album on cassette 3 years before Christ was born. Hey John, did you ever check out when he fronted Queen? I either never saw or can't remember.

 

[Little Red Wagon Repairman]

Some Thin Lizzy for John...

 

[Little Red Wagon Repairman]

Aww, I appreciate that!

Still...

 

[Little Red Wagon Repairman]

 

[John_8581]

Paul Rogers is one of the all-time best Rock 'n' Roll Vocalists. Very smooth. I definitely like Free and Bad Company. I also bought The Firm's first album on cassette 3 years before Christ was born. Hey John, did you ever check out when he fronted Queen? I either never saw or can't remember.

Paul Rodgers is a good friend of Roger Taylor's. And he was asked by Brian May to sing. Yes, he helped. But he's more of a baritone. A rich bluesy singing voice. Freddie was more of a tenor and as such was much more adept at changing his octave range. He could go high and then go very high. Something that Paul had some difficulty with. Adam Lambert is much more closer to Freddie's singing range than Paul could ever be. Probably the only other singer who could take over for Freddie would be the great Steven Tyler of Aerosmith. Steven's voice before the recent health issues could probably match Freddie's.

 

[Little Red Wagon Repairman]

This came around the corner and blindsided me. Some new Alice Cooper...