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Frampton Comes Alive!

1976, what a great year.

I was just reading where Peter is on his retirement tour. Apparently he's got a disease that will gradually take away his ability to play the guitar. He can still play well now, but doesn't want to be out touring when he's gotten worse. I wish him well. He's had an amazing career. His two major regrets were releasing the 'I'm In You' album so soon after hitting it big with 'Frampton Comes Alive,' and choosing to appear in the Sgt. Pepper movie, which was a huge flop. I agree on both counts.

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Blue Oyster Cult - Some Enchanted Evening.

Been listening to a lot of BOC lately. Just recently realized I had Agents Of Fortune and Spectres in my digital collection. I've got their first two albums on CD in my truck. Great stuff! Saw them in concert a few times back in the day.

Here are some expressions of sadness regarding the death of Queen Elizabeth.. Steve Hackett included

https://blabbermouth.net/news/…ath-of-queen-elizabeth-ii

'Ogden's Nut Gone Flake' - The Small Faces (1968)

Queen Elizabeth has died. May she rest in peace. I was born Canadian, but have always had an affection for the royal family. My mom was born a Brit, in 1938, which is probably where I get my love for the queen.

For the following week, if it's before Wednesday, I say a week from Wednesday.

The Gregorian calendar, currently used in most countries, is derived from the Hebrew calendar, where Sunday is considered the beginning of the week. Although in Judaism the Sabbath is on Saturday, while in Christianity it is on Sunday, Sunday is considered the beginning of the week in both religious traditions.

Well, I've always felt the week began on Sunday. This is probably due to employers in America making a pay period that goes from Sunday to Saturday. On the other hand, Sunday is supposed to have been the seventh day, biblically.

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I am terribly sad that our rescue cat we got 14 years ago had to be put down. She came to us with a nasty gash under her front paw. She spent a month wearing a cone with honey applied to the wound. They didn't think it would heal and she'd have to be put down. It did heal, and she followed us all over Ireland and then to the US as we moved for work. Every night after the kids went to bed she'd harangue me for gravy treats, and every morning I'd sit at the table for a glass of water before getting the train she'd jump up and knock her head against me to get a pat. I'll so miss her and our little routines. Sleep tight Annie.

Bless her precious soul. Its always difficult losing a member of the family

AGUSA - EN ANNAN VÄRLD (2021)

Great Swedish instrumental prog. They have 4 studio and 1 live album, all very good!

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Remastered and Expanded (2022) 2CD

Digging the bonus live concert tracks! Thanks for the heads up, Noni!

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Those vinyls can be pretty expensive.

Yeah, I went vinyl shopping at a couple of record shops last weekend and came home with nothing. No way I'm going to pay upwards of 40 to 50 dollars for a record. Even used albums were 20 dollars. I'll stick with digital and Blu-Ray. It's hard because I do want to support the local record shops.

New album by Spock's Beard's keyboard player. Lots of guests, including all the current SB lineup, plus Nick D'Virgilio, Michael Sadler, Steve Hackett and more! Great prog album

I remember my Dad, after spending some time in Germany, coming home and telling us how he laughed when seeing what they call a freeway exit..."ausfahrt." 😄

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By the way. Do the Americans know that the word Trump is is one of several English alternatives to the word fart.?

No, I honestly didnt know Trump was an alternative term in England for anal stench

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I suppose you put this in the weather thread because it's like 'Blowing in the Wind'......😂

More like a sack of hot air!

Very sad. Loved watching the Bee Gees concert with ONJ in the audience. We've even lost 2/3 of the Bee Gees, plus Andy Gibb as well RIP Olivia.