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13 minutes ago, anniemouse said:
Your welcome RainbowElf.
Chill great to read your tales from Spike Island. You can hear the influence of Zep on Love Spreads (although it is the more psych end of their work rather than the rock) You do wonder if they had had the ability to just mature on their own terms just like many bands in the 1960's/1970's had the chance to where their careers would have gone but we will never know now. In an alternative universe Zep have done a cover of Love Spreads in my head.
Anniemouse, there is only 2 miniutes and it's trailer, not the whole movie.
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23 hours ago, anniemouse said:
Rockfield: The Studio on the Farm ||`FulL`MoViE-`HD
Hope that helps Rainbowelf.
The Stone Roses were an incredibley talented but deeply unstable band. Struggled with the writing/recording process, with each other and the labels.
The story of the keyboard player of the Charletons was heartbreaking.
Ozzy Robert and Dave from Hawkwind were amazing. The family who set the studio up seemed incredibly excentric but lovable.
Thank you Anniemouse.
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20 hours ago, redrum said:
I haven't seen any of her movies in a long time.
Not to derail the thread, I go on youtube and still watch them.
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On 7/22/2020 at 4:35 AM, chillumpuffer said:
I highly recommend this documentary from the BBC. It's a classic watch to see how a studio developed. Also includes a typical Robert Plant dig at his Zeppelin stint.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m000l3vn/rockfield-the-studio-on-the-farm
Do I need to register to the site, or is this a channel I can just watch? It says available for 25 days.
Update:
It says you can only watch it if you live in the UK, I guess I can't watch it.
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On 7/22/2020 at 4:35 AM, chillumpuffer said:
I highly recommend this documentary from the BBC. It's a classic watch to see how a studio developed. Also includes a typical Robert Plant dig at his Zeppelin stint.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m000l3vn/rockfield-the-studio-on-the-farm
I'm going to check this out I love watching stuff like this.
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Anyone here, hear of the Shudder channel?
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6 minutes ago, SteveAJones said:
No, but I choose to live here.
Thanks for answering Steve, didn't mean to get personal, was just wondering with all the photos of Japanese women you post and this thread.
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19 hours ago, JohnOsbourne said:
Great band in the Dio era with some all-time great musicians. Still not as good as Deep Purple, however. Blackmore is like a brilliant writer who needs a good editor, and apart from Dio early on he really didn't have that in Rainbow.
12 hours ago, the chase said:I love Rainbow. The Dio era first and Foremost. I'll never forget the first time I heard Kill The King from On Stage. Pretty much right after it was released. It knocked me out..
One of those 1st impressions when I remember exactly where I was when I heard it..What a voice..Plus Cozy, Ritchie ...the whole band. just awesome. .
I've also been appreciating Down To Earth a lot lately.
Eyes Of The World for me is right up there with Kill The King, Lady Of The Lake, Stargazer, Long Live Rock And Roll, Man On Then Silver Mountain etc. a perfect song.
I've been watching some great Video Diaries on Youtube of The Graham Bonnet Band on Tour. He seems like such a cool Down To Earth guy.. plus he still sings pretty awesome too. Great band..
Killer pipes on Down To Earth.
The Joe Lynn Turner era is very good too.. But it doesn't have the same impact for me. For some reason JLT always annoyed me a bit... Very big mouth in interviews,.. No doubt an excellent singer.
Can't Happen Here, Street Of Dreams, Stone Cold, Spotlight Kid ...all good stuff..
John Osbourne, I do think Roger Glover had a bit of a hand in helping Ritchie "edit" a bit. RB was looking, obviously to get more commercial with DTE and JLT. I think Roger Glover had a big hand in that.
Can't say I know much about Doogie White, or the current lineup... but I'll catch up some day..
Great post Chase, JLT really never did nothing for me, but yes there are a few songs I like.
@John Osbourne, I tend to disagree, for me Rainbow were always the better band and the one I listen to most often, I like Purple but not as much as Rainbow.
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1 hour ago, John M said:
Buy it. Absolutely essential part of any collection.
Will do John M.
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18 hours ago, redrum said:
That's Barbara Steele.
I've watched many of her movies, women back then had natural beauty.
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On 7/21/2020 at 3:53 AM, redrum said:
A woman's eyes can enchant you.
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On 7/17/2020 at 3:11 PM, paul carruthers said:
I've been thinking about buying this.
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Steve are you Japanese?
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Led Zeppelin Live In Texas 1969, International Pop Festival
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2 hours ago, John M said:
At one time or another every one of the albums has been my favorite. The albums are so different from each other, and each is so special. The only way for me to answer this question is to say that my favorite album is the one I am listening to at the time. Each one I listen to I think about how great it is, and I am reminded of all the reasons I like it so much.
I see what you mean, at one time Led Zeppelin IV was my favorite, but every time I listen to III, man the feelings the album invokes in me I just can't explain it.
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Thanks again Rodrigo.
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1 minute ago, SilverVishnu said:
You can't yet. Did you read any recent posts in this thread?
Thanks.
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@Rodrigo sorry I somehow figured that was a Japanese bootleg when it’s an official live album, will see if it available on iTunes.
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Rodrigo is there a download for that show?
Thats a pricey bootleg, great track listing, I looked it up on Discogs it’s going fir about $700 bucks.
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Can anyone recommend any Rainbow/Dio era shows that have Stargazer in it?
I'm new to this bootleg stuff, and am really getting into the live shows via bootlegs.
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3 hours ago, gcczep said:
Burning music to disc... Just did the dishes, cleaned the toilet (Lime-Away is the ****).
That’s what I did today burn some music to discs.
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29 minutes ago, No Quota said:
Try searching for “black beauty Led Zeppelin bootlegs”.
Every show is represented here.Thank you for your help.
What are you watching on TV now?
in Ramble On
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No worries Anniemouse, I appreciate you trying to get it for me, that was kind of you.