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About zepphead

  • Birthday 07/18/1958

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  • Location
    N. Ireland
  • Interests
    Music .. Collecting music, listening, attending concerts, gym, horse racing, travelling, food & drink.
  • Gender
    Male

Music Fandom

  • Number of Rush Concerts Attended
    5
  • Last Rush Concert Attended
    Manchester 22nd May 2013
  • Favorite Rush Song
    Xanadu
  • Favorite Rush Album
    A Farewell To Kings
  • Best Rush Experience
    Taking my wife to see them on the R30 tour - her first time seeing them
  • Other Favorite Bands
    Zeppelin, Jethro Tull, Dream Theater, Yes
  • Musical Instruments You Play
    Guitar

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  1. We are currently in Vegas and just went to see Eagles in the Sphere on Friday. A phenomenal venue with great sound and visuals. We really enjoyed the show but it’s the first time I’ve felt that Henley’s voice is showing it’s age. However a great concert and a nice addition to our vacation.
  2. Last time we saw them was 2018. Kevin Cronin sounded done then!
  3. Farrell would be good value for a diggin' ..... what a tw*t.
  4. I thought Dreamer Deceiver/ Deceiver were awesome and a real pointer to everything great about metal and it's potential going forward! Young Rob's vocals were superb! Probably one of my favourite performances on OGWT out of all it's many broadcasts. Oh and BTW , Rocka Rolla was pretty damn good too!!
  5. Yes I did watch it on the night it was broadcast in 1975. For the benefit of some of our US/Canadian members who may not be familiar with The Old Grey Whistle Test, it was a BBC programme which was broadcasted in the 1970s. There was no other rock offering on UK network TV at the time so BBC would put it out on a late evening midweek slot so that it's standard viewers would not see these noisy, hairy upstarts!!
  6. To be honest no on both counts. It was a decent rock album but no more. However, when Sad Wings Of Destiny was released, I knew they were something special, and I was hooked.
  7. I was 16 when it came out and my mate bought it. A reasonable debut, but Sad Wings of Destiny (which I bought when it was released) was light years better!!! I'll be interested to hear how this remix sounds.
  8. For me he will always be Thulsa Doom. RIP James
  9. Herbie Flowers played with a multitude of musical 'greats' such as Bowie, Lou Reed, Paul McCartney, Harry Nilsson et al. RIP Herbie
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