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Genesis - Invisible Touch Thin Lizzy - Johnny The Fox Rush - Moving Pictures Megadeth - Countdown To Extinction

Yesterday: Lynyrd Skynyrd - Pronounced Leh-Nerd Skin-Nerd Today: Lynyrd Skynyrd - Second Helping

Beatles/Blackbird

Oasis - Definitey Maybe Oasis - Be Here Now Thin Lizzy - Vagabonds Of The Western World

Actor Robert Blake dead of heart disease, aged 89. He kept his eye on the sparrow. Rest well, Robert. https://www.huffpost.com/entry/robert-blake-dead-bonnie-lee-bakley_n_640a7bdbe4b0653e296ab04b

Metallica - Sad But True

On the Rushbackstage website, the Permanent Waves special edition is still available to purchase (https://www.rushbackstage.com/product/6XLPRU067/permanent-waves-40th-anniversary-super-deluxe-box-set?cp=102112_102215_102518), and it costs $50 less than the Signals box set despite containing way more bonus stuff to justify the cost and it being a much bigger/more popular record that you could get away with charging more for. The pricing for the Signals one is all the way out of whack. I'd pay about $125 or at most $150 for what's in there.

Sabbath/Dio/Turn Up The Night

Me and the lads, we've had a little whip-around, sir. We bought you something, sir.

Dio/Rainbow In The Dark

Dio/Holy Diver

My point was suggesting that sloppy play is a sign of skill, especially in the studio, seems a little, "he's playing 3D chess," to me. If you like Page's music, good on you. I do too. He's an overrated guitar player IMO.

No, it's in the very small print, you see, sir, so as not to affect the sales.

U-P-Y-O-U-R-S

Aren't you going to say 'What's all this then?'?

I mean, he didn't want to nail my head to the floor. I had to insist. I had transgressed the unwritten law.

Cowboy Junkies/Sweet Jane

Deep Purple/Fireball

Skynyrd/That Smell

Buffalo Springfield/FWI'W

Oh, I can't take him like that -- it's against regulations.

I was surprised how much I enjoyed this one the last time you mentioned it. I returned to it and was happy with it. I also feel similarly towards Styx and their album Cyclorama. The "lesser" albums of these bands aren't terrible, for the most part.

Yours Is No Disgrace -- Yes

Rough childhood, rough life, rough marriages, rough murder trial.

Beatles - While My Guitar Gently Weeps (Love remix version)

Uncle Salty -- Aerosmith

Look, 73. I hate to see a man cry, so shove off out of the thread. There's a good chap.

Journey-Trial by Fire (8/10) I will always defend this ooe. is it their best? no. it's a bit overlong and it reads a bit more like a Perry Solo record in places but i love a large Majority of it. Also Perry found such a sweet mature tone in his voice here. Not really prime perry anymore. More like worn well with age. Oh and some of Schon's solos are BLISTERING on this album. Mick

Journey-Evolution (10/10) Mick

Dire Straits - Lady Writer This earworm the result of watching a string of really good covers of the song on YouTube. The guitar work is brilliant

Journey-Infinity(10/10) I don't know if this is unpopular but the Perry/Schon/Vallory/Rollie/Smith(well Ainsley Dunbar isa on the skins here but you get me, lol) is my fav lineup of Journey. No Bashing Cain but with Rollie you had 2 great but different vocalists and their trade offs in songs was amazing. and oh i wish Rollie had stayed on a bit Sigh......I guess Cain helped them to their greatest success right? But Rollie Might be my fav journey Member not named Steve Perry. Mick

You should not worry about discussing the fact that you're not neurotypical. I suspect many here are familiar with the spectrum. Anyone who suggest you're looking for attention by disclosing that fact is a jack@ss IMO. Melancholy is indeed sadness.

Fragile -- Yes

Stained Class -- Judas Priest

King Crimson

Judas Priest

Rock You All Around the World - Judas Priest

Exit Stage Left - RUSH

Queen and Country -- Jethro Tull

Deep Purple -- Deep Purple

Come Taste the Band - Deep Purple

Private Property - Judas Priest

Burn -- Deep Purple

Iron Maiden

I'm gonna wait to buy it from a book store or the publisher. I really, really, REALLY hope he does a book tour. I don't care if I have to wait hours in a line... it would be worth it to have even a few seconds to actually meet him in person.

I wonder if he'll do a book tour. I wish he would do like Grohl and Bono did/are doing, that would be pretty cool. I'd rather sit and listen to him talk and tell stories for an hour or two as opposed to waiting on line for 5 hours to have 10 seconds with him like with BBBoB (which, don't get me wrong, was fantastic).