Fun thread Soso! I remember Pogs too! Mine were all stolen one day in the 5th grade. Here's some other stuff I was into as a wee lad. Used to spend my 5 dollar allowance every week on TMNT or Ghostbuster toys lol. This was the pride of the fleet-

I've always pronounced it 'eye-oh-me'. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xD1I-m4jonw&index=9&list=WL ^^^10:46-13:30 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clySTJtd81c&index=9&list=PL9vnEauZAaXCN7bnxur_Wi25_IYFAPoOQ A must see for every Sabbath fan.^^^

I believe this is their earliest known live recording! Primus Oakland, CA 07/13/1987 Lineup: Les Claypool - Bass, Todd Huth - Guitar, Jay Lane - Drums Setlist: Tommy the Cat > Jellikit To Defy the Laws of Tradition Unknown? Temporary Phase Pudding Time Tommy the Cat Eleven Is It Luck? John the Fisherman Sgt. Baker - Montrose "Rock Candy" tease before Tommy the Cat

Really? I thought that one sounded awful, wayyy to much EQ if I'm remembering correctly.

That one is from the 29th. Check your PM bro, it's a good 'un!

Feels like he probably 'invited himself' to join in on that one.

I also love the intros/transitions here:

Also love this one:

Hey Darren! We really seem to be on the same wavelength man! That was the album that got me into the Beatles, particularly this track: The bit starting @1:48 blew my mind!

Montreux 1970's crowd is pretty raucous.

Precisely. They could never regain that same momentum after that year and a half off.

I agree, looks like that's one thing RC got right.