No Quarter, from Celebration Day

Live at BB Kings-Yardbirds

Blues-Glen Hughes

Kashmir

In search of the fourth chord-Status Quo

Boston

Open-Rod Price

12-12-12: The Concert for Sandy Relief

Bananas-Deep Purple BBC Sessions-Deep Purple

Foghat Fools for Cleveland-Foghat

having to go to work tomorrow morning.

Catching 2 bass and 1 pickerel in 30 degree weather, open water. I'm a freshwater bass fishing fanatic.

The Puppy bowl (we have 3 dogs)

Fools for Cleveland-Foghat George Thorogood and the Destroyers Anthology Look into the Future-Journey

I was lucky to have seen Rory Gallager live about 5 or 6 times in the 70s. Always put on a great show. The setlists were different every show. And he was incredibly appreciative of the audience all the time. Even if he happened to play the same song at more than 1 show, his solos and the arrangements were usually different anyway, kept things interesting. Instead of the many bands that play the same set list and same solos night after night.

Best of Pat Travers

Yeah, Ronnie was great. Love his stuff with Rainbow, Sabbath, Solo stuff, and Heaven and Hell. I actually saw him live only twice. The first time was when he was in Elf. Elf opened up for Slade. Don't remember much about them, although I have heard some of their stuff and it's pretty good. The only other time I saw him was with Rainbow. Unfortunately, that was one of the worst concerts I ever attended. Not because of Ronnie. For the 2 1/2 songs they did he was great. Ritchie ruined the show. Rainbow had top billing and only played for about 45 minutes. Most of Rainbow's set was Ritchie just fooling around on his guitar while the rest of the band just stood there (this was around the time they released "Long Live Rock & Roll:). No encore. Then again, the crowd really wasn't looking for an encore anyway. When the show ended, everyone walked out kind of quietly and suprised. The two openers, Montrose and Uriah Heep were very good. Oops, enough complaining. Back to Ronnie-yes he was great. I'm glad I have lots of his music to listen to.

Who Else!-Jeff Beck

Celebration Day-Zeppelin

Heartbreaker- led zeppelin

Finyl Vinyl-Rainbow

King Animal-Soundgarden

Best of Pat Travers Reflections of the I-Winds Return of the Boogie Men-Foghat

Going to see Savoy Brown in mid-February in New York City at the Iridium. Great small club. In March, going to see Foghat at Mohegan Sun in CT.

Picking up a case of beer. Will be happier in a few minutes when I start drinking it.