Bowie is it - he was my Dad's favourite.

And then there were 3 Genesis
Dark Side of the Moon Pink Floyd
Rumours Fleetwood Mac
Hotel California Eagles
Greatest Hits Mamas & Papas
Seldom seen kid Elbow
Under a Blood Red Sky U2
The Beatles The Beatles
Hemispheres Rush
Signing Off UB40
Exodus Bob Marley
Automatic for the People REM
The River Bruce Springsteen
Brother in Arms Dire Straits

Just watching them at Glastonbury - I seem to recall them being good at some point in the distant past, but they're just going through the motions now; extremely dull.

My dad's favourite was Paul Robeson singing Old Man River.

Used to play it on the piano and sing it to us when we were kids. That was as good as it got in the 1930's.

We took a packed space wagon down to Wembley once driven by my Grandad, about 100 miles down the M1 someone said "Quiet, listen...what the hell is that???" We all listened up and the most horrible sound was coming from the stereo. My Grandad said "Paul Robeson, can't beat it." We laughed our heads off to it for the next 80 miles.
We then beat Sheff Utd 2-1 and sang along with Robeson all the way back.
The next trip down to Wembley was to play Arsenal, my Grandad had been doing a bit of plumbing just before setting off. All the way down it was complaints about my Grandad's b.o.

Great days.

saw him at Hammersmith doing Ziggy Stardust - he was AWESOME - what an entertainer !!!

you an Owls fan then ? must have been for the FA Cup Final (or replay) ?

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No mate Sputnik were different,thats what I liked about them.German if I remember correctly.
[love Missile F1-11, classic



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I think I need to add Linkin Parks 'A Thousand Suns' to my list. Many have dissed this album as being below their normal standard - I believe it sets a new level for them above some excellent previous stuff.

On a completely different level - how about The Skids - Absolute Game - love it to bits!

Went to them all apart from the replay. Great days, we had a season ticket for years sat next to Chris Waddle's wing. I'll never forget how no defender could ever stop Waddle and no attacker could ever beat Des Walker. Only problem Wednesday had for me is they never replaced Worthington, we always had some average right footed player burdening us for years after.

When I was a nipper my stepdad took me to watch Leeds United from 1989-92 so I've seen a bit of glamour watching my teams. Just need Wakey to come good now, Yorkshire Cup final just isn't enough and I can't really remember much of that day.

I have seen them a few times

in fact its almost daily these days.

in no particular order:

Steve Earle - Copperhead Road
AC/DC - Back In Black
Bruce Springsteen - Born To Run
The Jam - All Mod Cons
Johnny Cash - American Recording IV - The Man Comes Around
Judas Priest - British Steel
Sweet - Desolation Boulevard
Airbourne - No Guts - No Glory
Wildhearts - Earth vs The Wildhearts
Gaslight Anthem - the '59 Sound
Mott The Hoople - Mott
Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffitti
Status Quo - Blue For You
The Clash - London Calling
Transvision Vamp - Velveteen
Kiss - Destroyer
Queen - Sheer Heart Attack
Georgia Satellites - Georgia Satellites
Deep Purple - Burn
Def Leppard - Hysteria

and loads more

Stonking band and great album!

Cheers mate,me memory is not what it was.

What no muldoons?

My Dad says he was an original member. My Grandad always says he shot 33 Nazis before breakfast. My Grandma says that my Grandad only fought in the Korean war....

You need to get out and socialize more, I can smell something here.

I decided to keep 'family' out of it

What time did he brew up?.

Groundhogs - Split

Im a 70's throw back guy

Scorpions -Tokyo tapes
Scorpions - Acoustica
Scorpions- Animal Magetism
Rainbow - Rainbow Rising
Rainbow - On Stage
Rainbow -Down to Earth
Rainbow -Long live Rock n Roll
Graham Bonnet - Line up
Blackmore's nights - Shadow of the Moon
Led Zeppiln - 2, 4, & The song remains the Same
Deadringer -Direct Line
Demon - Unexpected Guest & The plague
Rush - 2112
Yes -Close to the Edge
Frank Zappa - Sheik Yerbouti & Jo's Garage
Deep Purple -Made in Japan
DEVO - Are we not men
Men at Work -Business as usual
Black Sabbath - Live Evil
Bill Nelsons Red Noise

WOW! I thought I was the only one in the world with the Dedringer album!!! Have you ever managed to get a digital version - I converted my old LP, but the LP was knackered!



Demon - prefer Night of the the Demon, but great call!

Tried that once with my Deadringer LP but the quality wasn't good so i DL it from a Site now it's spot on

Dedringer were the first group I actually ever saw live. I saw them supporting the Michael Schenker Group at Sheffield City Hall in 1980. Jeez - how long ago does THAT seem like?

One more for your 70's list, Be Bop Deluxe - Live! In the Air Age