That has everything including the kitchen sink! Name a metal style and it is in there. It is gonna cost some time to absorb this one.

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A nice guitar prog (Bjorn Rijs of Airbag?) instrumental track.

Makes one wonder doesn't it? 😁

Another favorite cover version. Hard to top the original version featuring Lever Burton 😀

Johnny owns this one. I can't watch this without tears in my eyes.😥 With gray temples and a weathered face, Cash seems to look back on his turbulent life in the now legendary music video (awarded with a Grammy Award). Director Mark Romanek filmed Johnny Cash in his own home in Nashville, because the singer was too weak to come to Los Angeles: "In the beginning of the clip you see Johnny playing guitar in the living room. Unexpectedly, his wife June came during the filming. down the stairs to take a look too. The look on her face was so complex: full of love and pride for her husband. I asked her if I could film her too and I was allowed to." Shortly after the shooting, his wife June dies of complications after heart surgery. Johnny Cash, in deep mourning, dies himself 3 months later on September 12, 2003.

Great actor. Seriously creepy in Hanna. RIP

We saw him several times with Yes. Great drummer. He had a great career and played with many of the biggest artists of the time. RIP

Always loved that tune. I used to rattle the walls with the studio version (from Strange Universe). Seriously heavy, seriously psychedelic. Unfortunately, that one isn't on the last dvd.

Magnificent live version

Shocking Blue get played quite regularly on the oldies video channel here. I think that you will find that Venus was definitely their highpoint. On some of their tracks, like Send me a Postcard, they remind me of early Jefferson Airplane. A lot of the other tracks are simply dreadful. Railroad Man, Inkpot 😱 They do seem to have managed to have a 2cd Greatest Hits album. (I will have to check it out. I can't imagine that they had that many hits. However, the Dutch do love their own.) Mariska Veres (the singer) died back in 2006.

Or maybe this version. More suited to football stadiums 😉

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Maybe this? 😁

I was taking a walk yesterday evening and this popped into my head.

The post about Polyphia, Intervals and Plini brought these guys to mind. One of my favourite instrumental albums.

@steve lyles I saw them back in 2017 here in Haarlem. They were part of a bill with Intervals and Nick Johnson. I thought that they were great. If you like them, you might want to check out Intervals. They have one vocal album called A voice Within. The rest are instrumental. Personally I prefer their instrumental works. I saw them another time with Plini. Both bands were actually the same members but Aaron Marshall played lead for Intervals and Plini played lead for his set.