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Wasn't there one from the 80's called "Pussy & Cock"?
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Is Bonzo holding maracas here? Sure looks like it. Jimmy on the Danelectro, so....maracas on Kashmir doesn't make sense...WTF is going on here? (Photo from Copenhagen '79, the first night)
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1 hour ago, thozil said:
Also, re the Tim Rose appearance on Top Gear (July 1st, 1968), although Dougie Wright is listed as the drummer (source), that sure does sound like it could be Bonzo. Maybe it's just wishful thinking.
Have a listen here.
Track 1 - Roanoke: drumming with his hands (1:55)
Track 2 - Foggy Mountain Breakdown On Rye With Mustard: multiple drum rolls (e.g. 4:34 & 5:00-5:20)
Track 3 - I Guess It's Over: drum rolls throughout [triplets?] (e.g. 6:40, 7:00, 8:16, 8:20 ...)
Track 4 - Long Haired Boy: multiple rolls throughout but harder to make out (e.g. 11:00)
Sounds like Bonzo to me. Nothing jumps out as "No way that's Bonzo". In fact, the fills on track 2 are very 'Good Times, Bad Times' to my ears, the triplets near the end also. I think it's him
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3 hours ago, Strider said:
Rush @ Anaheim Convention Center June 12, 1981. I was not at this show. But thank god Mike Millard was...this is better than any official Rush live album. @badgeholder were you there?
Nope, not this time, Strider. I actually can't stand Rush
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2 hours ago, Strider said:
Joe Walsh was one of the better sets of that entire weekend.
That's funny, I just watched that Joe Walsh set the other day. Joe Vitale killing it on drums, good set for sure
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So sorry to hear that. RIP Erik, and thanks again for sharing your great recording with everyone.
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On 5/30/2020 at 3:37 PM, sam_webmaster said:
Fun to see the spooky kid outside the Laugardalsholl Hall in colour, lol.
ScottZep over at R.O. is gonna have to update his avatar! 😄
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wow, that looks pretty good, the Iceland clip in particular really came to life
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those are some great pictures! Yee Haw!
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Three notes over and over again is not a song, wtf, I mean JPJ always adds interesting stuff but even he can't save this "song"
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3 hours ago, pluribus said:
"The “bin master” tapes came from a Studio in NY. The original (bin) analogue master tapes were transferred digitally at 32/192 from a calibrated Ampex ATR-102 at 15 IPS . Or in some cases @96/24. I do not know of the ADC but it was the studio’s own. =quality. The tapes were destined to be thrown into a waste skip as not required any more. The guys who transferred them were sound engineers, one of them was also a record producer."
😆 yeah, they were just going to throw out the masters...
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Hawaii '71 - right between Berkeley and Japan, very likely two hot shows
any '69 show that featured Bonzo using the double bass kit
Carnegie Hall '69, Royal Albert Hall '69, Perth '72, Montreux '72...
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16 hours ago, chillumpuffer said:
If It is anything like How The West Was Won then no thanks. Worst of the worst
This is a ridiculous statement. Talk about throwing the baby out with the bath water...Oh, Mary Lou is cut, boo hoo...HTWWW is the greatest live album of all time!
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40 minutes ago, pluribus said:
I did enjoy that, thanks!
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Hey, maybe the documentary will have a companion audio release, you never know
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I think that last photo sums it up
JPJ is thinking "wrong pedal, Jimmy"
Plant is thinking "Okay, this is not gonna work"
Jimmy - "screeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeech"
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I'm going with sticks on his drum stool
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I like John Paul Jones losing best bass but winning best keyboards, haha, nice
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10 hours ago, Sticks of Fire said:
Boston 1969 has a radio interview in Boston the same day or week as the shows where they talk about tickets and such I believe:
wow, never heard that interview before, cool! Talking about the plaster casters...JJ Jackson is so high, haha
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Yeah, pretty funky!
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McCoy Tyner RIP
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wow!
I'm thinking maybe the "red" footage is actually black & white and has a red filter on it? Either way, fantastic footage
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The Queen show is great. I was there, too! It included some photos as well, like this one. Roger Taylor's drum kit!
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Two red maracas, they're even picking up the light from above. He's also holding a drumstick which is pointing near his ear. I just listened to Kashmir and can't really hear them anywhere...(great version, btw). I think he was just trying something here, maybe it worked in rehearsals. Is there any film of this show?