"You can't imagine how good...' ciao "Once Upon A Time In The West" - final scene No Spoilers Jason Robards Claudia Cardinale

Just stumbled across this (while listening to a BBD show from Philly 1976. shhhhhhh😉) https://www.popmatters.com/be-bop-deluxe-two-cd-sets

The rarest BBD thing that I have is the belt buckle. I don't think that they were very common. I have no idea what it might be worth.

I saw Black Sabbath a few time back in the day. Once at California Jam in 1974 and then 2x at Winterland (Mahogany Rush opened in 1975!) I seem to remember seeing him solo on the Blizzard of Oz tour but I cannot remember where. The haze of time... He was one of the great rock showmen. He will be missed. Black Sabbath - California Jam 1974 (I was way too far back in the crowd to see it this well)

Same as it ever was... https://deadpioneers.bandcamp.com/track/working-class-warfare

We saw them way back in the 90's in Amsterdam. They had moments when they rocked so hard it took your breath away. They also had moments when they were simply crap. (Giant Sand was also the same.) So it goes.

Happy birthday dude 😀

Always love their lyrics... from Here Comes The War You screamed give us Liberty or give us Death Now you've got both, what do you want next ? 😀

A new Fallujah track. Sounds promising. FALLUJAH - Kaleidoscopic Waves (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO) I like this vocalist better than the previous signer (Antonio Palermo) He was a bit too hardcore sounding for me. (He was a nice friendly guy. I had a chance to speak with them before a show here in Haarlem a while back.)

Hopefully, the rest of the world will be able to remind tRump that he actually does need them. No country is self-sufficient these days. The question is how much irreparable damage will be done before that happens.

It took me a while to appreciate them. I was more of a rock/prog head back then. (It was still the 70's after all! Oh wait...not much has changed😉) The turning point was seeing them live when they opened for Be Bop Deluxe in April 1978 (BBD/Jam/Horslips).

Rainy Days And Mondays A great tribute album if you are a Carpenters fan. It also has the superb Sonic Youth cover of 'Superstar'.

We just watched 'In Restless Dreams: The music of Paul Simon'. I highly recommend it. Is it plagiarism? Quite a bit of overlap between the two songs... Simon & Garfunkel - Somewhere They Can't Find Me Somewhere they can't find meI can hear the soft breathing of the girl that I love As she lies here beside me, asleep with the night And hair in a blind mist floats on my pillow Reflecting the glow of the winter moonlight But I've got to creep down the alleyway Fly down the highway Before they come to catch me I'll be gone Somewhere they can't find me Oh, baby, you don't know what I've done I've committed a crime, I've broken the law While you were here sleeping and just dreaming of me I held up and robbed a liquor store But I've got to creep down the alleyway Fly down the highway Before they come to catch me I'll be gone Somewhere they can't find me Oh, my life seems unreal, my crime an illusion A scene badly written in which I must play And though it puts me up tight to leave you I know it's not right to leave you When morning is just a few hours away But I've got to creep down the alleyway Fly down the highway Before they come to catch me I'll be gone Somewhere they can't find me Wednesday Morning 3amI can hear the soft breathing Of the girl that I love As she lies here beside me Asleep with the night And her hair, in a fine mist Floats on my pillow Reflecting the glow Of the winter moonlight She is soft, she is warm But my heart remains heavy And I watch as her breasts Gently rise, gently fall For I know with the first light of dawn I'll be leaving And tonight will be All I have left to recall Oh, what have I done? Why have I done it? I've committed a crime I've broken the law For twenty-five dollars And pieces of silver I held up and robbed A hard liquor store My life seems unreal My crime an illusion A scene badly written In which I must play Yet I know as I gaze At my young love beside me The morning is just a few hours away

I recognize the bottle in the middle. It is St George Baller (umeshu cask finish). Sounds strange but it is actually a good 'summer' whisky. (I drank most of a bottle when I was in the States last year. It was even enjoyable when the temp outside was in the 40c range.) https://www.spirit-animal.org/reviews/st-george-baller-single-malt-whiskey-review

My sympathy to all who have lost pretty much everything. I can't even imagine how it must feel. In the neighbourhood... sort of https://billnelson.bandcamp.com/track/hollywood-still-burning A personal fav from that time.

I sent you a message via the chat box.

My favorite is still Bug Powder Dust...that groove is killer. Bomb The Bass featuring Justin Warfield - Bug Powder Dust (full album version)

Nice pics. There is a decent audience recording of this show. Bill Nelson 1981 Retford Porterhouse Sounds like it was a good show. Too bad it is not a better recording.

Those were the days...always loved that song. A little known Montrose release. The soundtrack to the game 'Mr. Bones'. Great release. I actually have it on cd. However, I think that it might be slightly edited from this version. If you are a fan, then this is definitely worth checking out. Happy New Year. Mr. Bones - Full Original Soundtrack [Sega Saturn - Ronnie Montrose]

Probably his best album. It's the one that I listen to most often.