Another cool book though perhaps not as in depth is "Shadows Taller Than Our Souls" also by Charles R. Cross...contains many gatefold photos and replicas of concert tickets, press kits etc....and a CD of Jimmy's 1977 interview with Trouser Press....

I'm with Strider....Heaven and Hell is an AMAZING book! The photos are incredible and it pretty much focuses on the music. I'd hate to think what it would cost to get a copy of it these days. Glad I still have it.

Erin Gray!!! The only thing that made Buck Rogers tolerable!!! Getting back on topic (sorta) it sucks that they had to replace all the incidental background music because of financial ramifications when they released the show on DVD....

Just dropping by to augment the Bailey love.....mmmmmmm love me some Bailey

Interesting! Thanks ! My friends older brother was nuts about these guys (he was 5 or 6 years older than me )...I've never really listened to anything by them but it's piqued my curiosity even at my late age. I am of course familiar with all the musicians just not Utopia as a group. Sadly I have no left over mescaline .

I actually got banned from a Facebook music group arguing over a picture of "Jimmy" playing a guitar as a youth...I think most of you all know which picture it was...."it HAS to be him...it says so on Google!"

Send it to Jimmy...he can use it on the 60th Anniversary remasters ....Long Lost Twang Take Minus Glockenspiel ....All kidding aside I enjoyed that a lot...cool!!

I must admit : Painkiller was a tremendously unexpected return to form in 1990...I had lost hope...then they imploded.

I'll be a tad more charitable...up to and including "Killing Machine" they grew organically and didn't really have a set formula...however with the addition of Dave Holland and starting with British Steel the albums started to sound the same thematically and production wise....I don't think you can accuse Zeppelin of the same thing.

It's ok ....I usually get beaten with the stick! Besides...it took me 20 mins to come up with that ONE example....lol

It's lyrical reference....so my answer stands.

Big Love - Robert Plant -Manic Nirvana

Bubble butt

Wasn't this referenced during the Earl's Court shows by Plant?....though he mentioned The Locarno...Man ...Scotland must have been a tough place to get a meal in back then.

What a brutal year....I'm afraid to leave the house until 2017.