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Queen - A Day At The Races

During this Easter Holidays period : * Toto - The Seventh One ‘88 (10/10) * Toto - Fahrenheit ‘86 ( 9/10 ) * Kingdom Come - self-titled ‘88 (10/10) * Mötley Crüe - Theatre of Pain ‘85 (7/10) * Yes - 90125 ‘83 (10/10 ) * White Stripes - Elephant- 2003 ( 10/10) * Alice in Chains - Dirt ‘92 (10/10) * Journey - Frontiers ‘83 (10/10 ) Guess, I’m mostly stuck in the 80s and score quite generously ! 🤔🙃🤣

My Favourite Styx album 👍🙂

Jethro Tull -- Aqualung

The audio in the video has been mixed and adjusted heavily thanks to Stickhits. We used a variety of different external audio sources because we felt the camera audio wasn't great and it would have required a lot of extra work to fix. I resynced the audio to the video for the songs. It was a big collaborative effort and probably the most fun I've had doing a project in a while

Eagles/Desperado ... ugh, Monday's

Enya - Orinoco Flow I will never hear this the same way after Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. Between that and his first Bond movie, Craig seems to love torture scenes.

It’s not how the Chattanooga Lookouts drew it up, but their 7-5 win over the Rocket City Trash Pandas in Game 1 of their doubleheader Saturday was one of the strangest wins in minor league baseball history. The Lookouts, the Double-A affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds, scored all seven runs and won without a hit. All seven runs scored in the top of the seventh inning - all with two outs - through five walks, four hit batsmen, one fielding error and one wild pitch. Walk, Walk, Out, Walk, Out, Walk (1 Run), 2-Base Fielding Error (3 Runs), HBP, HBP, HBP (1 Run), Walk (1 Run), WP (1 Run)

We've just heard that LABT`s watch has been accepted by the TRF Electricity Board and posts for this evening can be continued as planned.

Moody Blues - Nights In White Satin

Jethro Tull -- Thick as a Brick

I only mean that you shine out like a shaft of gold when all around it is dark.

Infestissumam may have just overtaken Meliora for the title of My Favorite Ghost Album.

Sorry to be so spammy lately! I have a lot of catching up to do.

You lucky, lucky bastard. They must think the sun shines out of your arse, sonny.

Megadeth - Symphony of Destruction

Rick Springfield - Jessie's Girl

Mott The Hoople - All The Young Dudes

The Cars - Let’s Go

Pretenders - Don’t Get Me Wrong (Sirius 1st Wave)

1970-1979. This was really hard!!! 1970: 1. Deep Purple- In Rock 2. The Doors- Morrison Hotel 3. Miles Davis- Bitches Brew 1971: 1. Carole King- Tapestry 2. Yes- Fragile 3. Yes- The Yes Album Special mentions: Roxy Music- Roxy Music; The Doors- L.A. Woman 1972: 1. Fleetwood Mac- Bare Trees 2. Roxy Music- For Your Pleasure 3. Dan Fogelberg- Home Free Special mention: Styx- Styx; Deep Purple- Machine Head; Yes- Close To The Edge 1973: 1. Bruce Springsteen- The Wild, The Innocent & The E Street Shuffle 2. Bruce Springsteen- Greetings From Asbury Park, N.J. 3. Yes- Tales From Topographic Oceans Special mentions: Styx- Styx II; Roxy Music- Stranded; ABBA- Ring Ring 1974: 1. Roxy Music- Country Life 2. Rush- Rush 3. Judas Priest- Rocka Rolla Special mentions: Kansas- Kansas; Yes- Relayer; Queen- II; Queen- Sheer Heart Attack; Dan Fogelberg- Souvenirs; ABBA- Waterloo 1975: 1. Bruce Springsteen- Born To Run 2. Roxy Music- Siren 3. Fleetwood Mac- Fleetwood Mac Special Mention: Kansas- Song For America; Kansas- Masque; Styx- Equinox; Dan Fogelberg- Captured Angel; ABBA- ABBA; Rush- Caress Of Steel; Rush- Fly By Night 1976: 1. Rush- 2112 2. The Alan Parsons Project- Tales Of Mystery And Imagination 3. Judas Priest- Sad Wings Of Destiny Special mentions: ABBA- Arrival; Kansas- Leftoverture; Styx- Crystal Ball; 1977: 1. Rush- A Farewell To Kings 2. Fleetwood Mac- Rumours 3. ABBA- The Album Special mentions: Styx- The Grand Illusion; Steely Dan- Aja; Kansas- Point Of Know Return; Judas Priest- Sin After Sin; Yes- Going For The One; The Alan Parsons Project- I, Robot; 1978: 1. Bruce Springsteen- Darkness On The Edge Of Town 2. Rush- Hemispheres 3. Judas Priest- Stained Class Special mentions: Styx- Pieces Of Eight; Kate Bush- The Kick Inside; The Cars- The Cars; Toto- Toto 1979: 1. Fleetwood Mac- Tusk 2. ABBA- Voulez-Vous 3. Roxy Music- Manifesto

Allman Brothers - Ain't Wasting Time No More

Youngbloods - Get Together

That was good. I'm good with covers when an artist decides to do something different. I have no desire to hear a Enter Sandman version 824. This is part of a covers ep which will include Phantom Of The Opera from Iron Maiden. Very interested in hearing that.

Xanadu -- Rush

War Child - Jethro Tull

Velvet Green -- Jethro Tull

United - Judas Priest

Teacher -- Jethro Tull

I generally don't have a problem marathoning these bands. I get a feel of what they are like and I can eventually circle back around and check them out some more. So far I feel like its worked out ok and given me a lot of bands I like enough to eventually go back and try again. But Rhapsody (shakes head) is just frustrating. As I keep saying, I like the lyrics and album concepts. But the music I don't care for and the vocals, just not to my taste. Not at all. As you said, to each their own. I am going to do something crazy (for me) and basically put this band to the side and try something else. Perhaps I will eventually come back to them. Perhaps.

Darn, I was looking forward to getting it for my birthday...well will be happy whenever it arrives.

Ah - can do. But won't. We were wondering if we could possibly borrow your head for a piece of animation.

Right! Ibanez, give the rack, give the rack a turn.

I've said it before, so one more time won't hurt. I have no issues with Tiger Woods. It's the obsessive coverage (aka "The Cult of Tiger") that I find disgusting. It's one aspect of The Cult of Celebrity that has infested the country. Tiger, Brady, Gwyneth, K. West, and many others, who have no business being in the news, are In the News. They're even headlining the news for no valid reason. I don't even go near my local Packers coverage because of the obsession with Aaron Rodgers and every little thing he's doing (or not doing). The media sells it and gullible viewers eat it up.

Stargazer - Rainbow

Queen and Country - Jethro Tull

One of the most pivotal acting debuts with Pierce Brosnan in a non speaking role. RIP Cockney Cagney.

We can have the Kindle version earlier (July) but I am more inclined to buy the hardcover version. Still thinking...