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Posts by Chessman
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The Lion Sleeps Tonight - Tight Fit
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From Venus To Everyday - Atomic Swing
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Red Lenses - Rush
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A Night At The Opera - Queen
(I forgot how much I like the whole album, beyond "Bohemian Rhapsody" and "You're My Best Friend", that is.)
First Queen album I bought, played it to death, still got the vinyl too. At the time, Bohemian Rhapsody was new and exciting, not overplayed like it is now. Only song on that album I wasn't fussy on was Sweet Lady.
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Robert De Niro's Waiting - Bananarama
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Cool Cat - Queen
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Mosquitos On Mars? - Atomic Swing
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Golden Brown - The Stranglers
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Still in Spock's Beard mood.
Just finished listening to: Brief Nocturnes and Dreamless Sleep
Good album!
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Nostalgic Blue - Gacharic Spin
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Somewhere In Hollywood - 10CC
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Black Survival - Gacharic Spin
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Night-Bike-Ride (On Lilac Street) - Kaipa
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I tend to agree with you Dave. I sort of overlooked Alan's contributions a bit in the early days, but when I got The Kindness Of Strangers, I loved his playing throughout that album. It has a similar sharp, staccato sound to Steve Howe at times. Love watching him play without a plectrum too, quite rare that amongst guitarists. For me though, SB's secret weapon has to be Ryo; the more I listen to him, the more I'm impressed with him. Love his stage presence too.
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Barcelona - Freddie Mercury
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Our sister website interviewed Steve at weekend, we had a listen of some of the tracks from the new album... One track in particular was JAW DROPPING!
This will hopefully blow the previous two albums out of the water.
T_G_A
Personally, I love the previous two albums, so if this is better it's going to be fantastic!
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Reds In My Bed - 10CC
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From Rochdale to Ocho Rios - 10CC
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Currently on a Spock's Beard listening spree.
I've come to admire them more and more the more I listen to them. I know how important Neal was to the band, and I love watching him perform, he always puts in 100% on stage, but I do think Nick is the better singer live.
I love both the Nick and Neal eras equally; my top two SB albums are The Kindness Of Strangers and 10, one from each era.
Regarding Ted Leonard and the current era, I think he fits in quite well, but, so far, I prefer the two previous eras. The current music is very strong but maybe not quite as experimental as in the past. Still good stuff though.